Burrows keen to advertise talents as private training role for Shadwell ends

Owen Burrows has a huge chance to sell himself to prospective new clients with the "very impressive" Anmaat in Saturday's bet365 Cambridgeshire after revealing his role as private trainer to the Shadwell operation is to change to allow outside owners.

Only the John and Thady Gosden-trained Uncle Bryn is a shorter price in the betting for the historic handicap than Anmaat, a lightly raced three-year-old who has won his last two outings and can be backed at 11-1 for the £120,000 contest.

Winning a signature Saturday race such as the Cambridgeshire would be the perfect advertisement for the 47-year-old, who is looking forward to the chance to fill some empty boxes at his yard in Lambourn.