Well-in Parfait can take advantage for Gosden

Newmarket: David Milnes

Falcon Eye (5.20 Newmarket, nap)

A half-brother to Breeders' Cup winner Outstrip, Charlie Appleby's newcomer has already been on a racecourse, having impressed in a gallop at Chelmsford last week.

Others to follow

Newmarket 2.25 Cosmopolitan Queen, 3.00 Leshlaa, 3.35 Wuheida, 4.10 Gold Town, 4.45 Being There, 5.50 Time Zone.

York 2.05 One Minute, 2.40 Good Omen, 3.15 Gravity Flow, 3.45 Novoman, 4.55 Laplli, 5.30 Derek Duval.

Ascot 2.10 Mankind, 2.50 Joe's Spirit, 3.25 Shabeeb, 4.00 Cliff Face, 4.35 Hyperfocus, 5.10 Addeybb, 5.40 Fire Tree.

Carlisle 9.20 Mystery Of War.

Chepstow 6.15 Shaya.

North: Colin Russell

Druid's Diamond (9.20 Carlisle, nap)

Improving sort who ran a career-best when fourth at Beverley last time. That form working out well, and with first-time cheekpieces, he is fancied to fare even better this time.

Others to follow

Ascot 2.15 Prestbury Park, 2.50 Dragons Tail, 5.40 Brilliant Vanguard.

Carlisle 6.05 Weapon Of Choice, 6.35 Ingenuity, 7.05 Harome, 7.35 Shazzab, 8.10 Dark Profit, 8.45 Brother McGonagail.

Chepstow 5.45 Kaisan.

Musselburgh 5.55 See Vermont, 6.25 Queen's Sergent, 6.55 Soldier In Action, 7.25 Longroom, 8.00 Fine Example, 8.35 Dominating, 9.10 New Abbey Angel.

Newmarket 2.25 Nyaleti, 3.00 Titi Makfi, 4.10 Guzman, 5.20 Bustam.

York 2.05 Abel Handy, 2.40 Azari, 3.15 Queen Kindly, 3.45 Visitant, 4.20 Branscombe, 4.55 Move In Time, 5.30 Lualiwa.

Lambourn: James Burn

Marmajuke Bay (3.25 Ascot, nap)

Ground should suit this four-year-old who won nicely at Haydock last time and remains open to improvement, while stepping back up in trip appears no problem.

Others to follow

Ascot 2.15 Faraasah, 2.50 Queen Of Kalahari, 4.00 Fashion Parade, 4.35 Patchwork, 5.10 Abatement, 5.40 Golden Wedding.

Chepstow 6.15 May Remain, 7.15 Zambezi Queen.

Musselburgh 6.35 Chemical Charge.

Newmarket 1.50 Faraaweq, 3.00 Medieval, 3.35 Opal Tiara, 4.10 Red Roman, 4.45 Chaparral Prince, 5.20 Jetstream.

York 4.20 Nine Below Zero, 5.30 Silent Echo.

West Country: Andrew King

Tobouggaloo (5.45 Chepstow, nap)

Testing ground found her out on last run over course and distance, but she is fancied to make amends on today's better surface.

Others to follow

Chepstow 6.15 Daddies Girl, 6.45 Mad Endeavour, 8.25 Here's Two, 9.00 Pick a Little.

Racing Post Ratings: Paul Curtis

Balmoral Castle (5.40 Ascot, nap)

Paid through the saddle for an easy win over course and distance last April but is now back down a winning mark. Can go well fresh and could bounce back under suitable conditions.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Parfait (1.50 Newmarket)

Made all over course and distance last month and a fine fourth in a strongly run Jersey at Royal Ascot. John Gosden's three-year-old is officially 7lb well in and can take advantage.

Best Longshot: Ed Quigley

Move In Time (4.55 York)

Wheels have come off lately, but is dangerously well handicapped off a mark of 94 and has conditions to suit.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Dancing Doll (6.00 Navan)

Winner of a 1m4f maiden at Dundalk on her final start last year, the Tony Martin-trained four-year-old shaped well on her reappearance at Down Royal last month when third behind Dragon Fei over an extended 1m2f. She met trouble in running more than once and finished well. The daughter of Invincible Spirit gets the vote to land today's apprentice handicap under Oisin Orr.