Monday is a busy day on Sky Sports activities Racing with motion from Windsor, Chepstow and Brighton and a global aptitude from Saratoga together with Grade 1 racing that includes Studlydoright
10.43 Saratoga – Listed winner Studlydoright headlines the G1 Hopeful Stakes
Listed wnner Studlydoright headlines the Grade 1 Hopeful Stakes (10.43).
The 2-year-old gained a Listed contest on debut and managed to comply with that up when ending second in a Grade 3 on the course however he’s stepping up in distance. He appears the one to beat on that kind.
Joel Rasario will get the leg up on Incentive Pay, who was a current winner at Saratoga and takes the step up in journey at this time. He has proven loads of potential.
Ferocious was a large margin winner final time and completes the shortlist for coach Gustavo Delgado.
5.30 Windsor – Archie’s Angel appears to comply with up on debut success
Debutant winner Archie’s Angel options in the British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes (5.30).
Clive Cox’s Archie’s Angel defied being slowly away to make a promising sufficient debut final day trip at Haydock. Jim Crowley is ready to experience and will assist this younger horse with loads of skill file a second win.
Andrew Balding’s Shrimp Shady, who’s half-brother to Scampi, charges as a hazard if he can construct on his second on debut at Kempton.
Calyxoh has the advantage of race expertise over his rivals right here and will put this to make use of to lastly get off the mark.
2.50 Brighton – Dion Baker bids to defy 5lb penalty
Dion Baker bids to defy a 5lb penalty in the Ian Carnaby Handicap (2.50).
Michael Wigham’s Dion Baker made all when comfortably profitable at Chepstow. There seems to be a scarcity of tempo within the race and that might let him dictate once more.
Sir Oliver is properly handicapped on his greatest kind after struggling this season. He has gained over this course and if he returns to that mindset may hit the body.
Poetic Drive is a twin course and distance winner and will pose a risk, if he can bounce again.
