Heatstroke may prove too much for handicap rivals at seaside

Hills runner can start making up for lost time

Artful Prince (right): course-and-distance winner enjoys fast summer ground

Grosvenor Casino At Great Yarmouth Handicap (Class 3) | 1m1f21y, 3yo+, 0-90 | ATR

Sometimes a horse just sticks out a mile, and in the 1m1f handicap at Yarmouth today that horse is Heatstroke.

He is the most open to improvement as the least exposed in a young and progressive field. Trained by Charlie Hills for Jim and Fitri Hay, he is also a full-brother to a pair of Group 3 winners – last year's Prince of Wales's Stakes fourth The Corsican and this year's Dante runner-up Deauville.

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Stuart RileyDeputy news editor

Published on 5 July 2016inPreviews

Last updated 16:52, 5 July 2016

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