A6 A7 A8 / Editor / 23 May 2007 / Leave a comment

Remember Jenny (T4) and Babyalah (T5) are two lightly- raced individuals who look worth keeping on the right side in Romford's opening A8 contest run over 400 metres and due underway at 19:30.

Drofmor Sally (T1) tends to leave her trapping boots at home as the lids crash open, and may well find herself chasing shadows at the corner. However, with Maggie Lucas' little bitch having managed to land three races from her last four outings at the level, the veteran commands respect.

Castle Twister (T2) ended a frustrating seven-race losing spell when overcoming crowding at the first corner to win a similar event last week. With the Racing Manager having decided to keep Martyn Wiley's old hand at the same level, she cannot be discarded in a tight contest.

Snorbans Louie (T3) looks an improving type who is expected to win his share of races in due course. However, with Dave Mullins' maiden needing to travel faster on the stop watch, the October 05 whelp probably needs more experience under his belt.

Remember Jenny (T4) looked a fairly interesting prospect when getting off the mark in this grade at the third time of asking. Although lack of a recent outing is a slight worry, Alison Ingram's youngster looks set to be on the premises granted a trademark peppy exit.

Babyalah (T5) failed to win any of her three outings when based at Crayford before running a fine race in third on her debut at the London Road circuit last week. With that outing having come in the A7 grade, the class drop is likely to suit Peter Payne's scopey pup.

Jet Set Daisy (T6) will strain every sinew in a bid to reach the corner on the bunny, but is expected to be chasing the pace behind Remember Jenny (T4) and Babylah (T5). Martyn Wiley's sole wide seed has little to prove on the clock, but is still without a win from her last 11 races.

'Hakuna' and 'Digress' look the pick in A4

Hakuna Matata (T6) and I Digress To (T3) look the pick of the pack in the A4 contest run over 400 metres and due underway at 21:09.

Woodroad Holly (T1) has failed to scale higher than this level during her entire career, and is becoming exposed nowadays. Although Peter Payne's candidate is expected to start at short odds judged on the tissue prices, she does not look the most reliable of characters, and may have some running to do at the turn.

Arthurs Legacy (T2) has managed to win only once from his last 17 starts, yet his price is unlikely to reflect his dismal recent run of form. Layers are advised to closely monitor Peter Payne's out of form contender.

I Digress To (T3) has made steady progress since making a winning debut in A6 company in February, and looks capable of going higher still in due course. Considering Jim Reynolds' contender managed to win an A3 in April, this field should hold no terrors for the class-dropping bitch.

Tonbwee Marco (T4), a maiden after three outings in Tralee, boasts potential. However, with Alison Ingram's challenger set to have his first race for two months, backers are entitled to tread with caution.

Slieve Rain (T5) looks set to dominate proceedings from the starting traps. Paul Young's candidate made a winning debut in A5 company last month, but has failed to cut the ice in all four outings at this level.

Hakuna Matata (T6) is a bit of a rascal but remains useful at the right level. Although the former peppy starter has lost his trapping boots in recent weeks, he looks more than capable of cutting the mustard against this field with the Racing Boss having decided to give him a rare chance.

'Glasheen' and 'Through The Bars' for A2

The well-drawn Glasheen Honcho (T1) and the frustrating Through The Bars (T5) look the two against the field in the A2 contest run over 400 metres and due underway at 21:41.

Glasheen Honcho (T1) looks to have a peach of a draw and looks more than capable of nicking a vital early lead at the corner. Should Alison Ingram's experienced old stager achieve that goal, he would prove hard to peg back.

Stock Stallion (T2) comes here in rude health having landed successive events in A4 and A3. However, this is distinctly harder for Paul Young's war horse, and with the son of Roanokee having lost all of his last six races at the grade, he looks likely to fall short.

Droopys Sweet (T3) comes here on the back of a fairly successful campaign over the six-bend journey. Dave Mullins' individual looked on good terms with herself in her recent trial, and cannot be ruled out if fit following a two month absence.

Malden Major (T4) has hit a rich vein of form in recent weeks, and arrives here chasing a third success from his last four outings. Maggie Lucas' challenger has pace to burn, but will need plenty of spaces to appear in-running.

Through The Bars (T5) has lost her last 16 races, but has little to prove on the calculated clock on her best form. Paul Young's contestant should be suited by the make-up of the race and is expected to go close to ending the barren spell granted a fast exit.

Sekon Black (T6) was displaying lightning speed from the boxes at the start of the year but appears to be struggling in that department nowadays. Jim Reynolds' charge has been off the track for two months, and may well need the outing.