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Jim Goldie continues hot May form with treble before Royal Ascot winner's return on Saturday

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Jim Goldie’s hot streak continued as he landed a treble on the card.
The Lanarkshire-based trainer had already enjoyed a double at Ayr on Wednesday, and the three winners took his tally for May to ten.
Gallus Norman kicked things off by going one better than on his previous start, with the step back up in trip helping Eireann Cagney secure his first success since January in the 2m amateur jockeys’ handicap.
"Paul Mulrennan rang me before the race and told me he would handle the step up in trip as long as he settles," Cagney told Racing TV.
"I was speaking to Jim and the team before and we said keep it simple; just jump out of the gates and get him to relax. I tried to give him a breather down the back but this horse had other ideas."
Sent off the 1-3 favourite, Krissy then made all under Rhys Elliott to win the 1m1f handicap by seven and a half lengths, before Alpine Sierra completed the treble when taking the 1m4½f handicap under Lauren Young.
Easterby masterclass
Tim Easterby saddled the first two home in the £30,000 5f maiden.
Even-money favourite Cailin Aine held off a strong challenge from Furturra to win by a length and a quarter under Connor Beasley.
Course specialist
The Grant Tuer-trained Bellarchi has now recorded five of her 12 wins at Musselburgh, the latest success coming in the 7f handicap.
The five-year-old, who struggled from a poor draw at Chester last time, registered her third course win of the year with a four-and-a-quarter-length success under Oliver Stammers.
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