Bell Conductor and Hyperfocus headlined Ripon, while veterans Dakota Gold and Mubhijah clashed in Doncaster and the day was rounded off with all-weather action in Wolverhampton.
5.50 Ripon – The bell conductor and the hyperfocus function in the Silver Sprint Trophy
The bell conductor And Hyperfocus Class headline Ripon Silver Sprint Trophy Handicap (5.50).
Charlie Lidster’s The Bell Conductor has been in great form since joining the yard, having won two of his four starts. He impressed with the way he raced through tough terrain at Pontefract last time out and he should be there along with 5lb contender William Pyle.
Last year’s winner Hyperfocus has 5 pounds less weight in the weights than when he won. If he can achieve this form with seasonal reappearances, he could be fine.
Glorious angel ran a big race and came third on her last start at Musselburgh. It cannot be deducted from the same grade.
6.40am Doncaster – Headlined by Dakota Gold and Mubhija
Dakota Gold And Mubhija Headline in competition Park Lodge Hot Shots Handicap (6.40).
Coached by Michael Dods, Dakota Gold has been a well-known name in top-flight sprints in recent years. The veteran has fallen back in weightlifting and could have a great chance in this competition.
Mubhija is less exposed after a successful launch by the Ed Walker team last September. Since then she has worked with distinction in Musselburgh. It seems to be one of the more likely ones here as the change in distance is interesting.
Holy fire Having finished second at Kempton last time, she could well do even better this time around.
6.30 a.m. Wolverhampton – The in-form trio meets Mighty Nebula, Serenity Dream and Sindoriyno
A trio of recent winners Mighty fog, Serenity dream And Sindoriyno meet in a blazing hot race the free digital race card at Raceday-Ready.Com Novice Stakes (6.30).
Charlie Johnston’s Sindoriyno enjoyed a victorious debut over track and distance when he narrowly edged out Pagliacci in January. He could be a big player and go undefeated in the hands of Oisin Murphy.
Serenity Dream has improved on his debut at Haydock, winning a novice at Kempton in July. He has since undergone gelding surgery and should not be underestimated as he makes his season debut.
Mighty Nebula hit the jackpot on his second attempt at Kempton earlier this month. He could definitely make progress again.
International action
In the US there is a valuable two-year-old at Caulfield (6.55) and a Santa Anita Group 3, while in France there are some fantastic races, including Listed races, which could reveal some exciting prospects at Auteuil.
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