Daily Racing Multiple: Owen to get us going again for Haydock 13/1 Sunday double

Flag to fly high for Nielsen and Walker

Back American Flag @ 4.3100/30 in the 17:15 at Haydock

After a few one-twos in the double quest of late, Anmaat and Tyrone's Poppy were both easy winners to land the 23/1 multiple yesterday for the column, with Tyrone's Poppy a big drifter too and he doubled in price to a BSP of 8.97797/100 with an impressive win last night at Ayr.

We stick with Haydock and the excellent Sunday Series rolls on, and with decent fields and each-way extra places on the Sportsbook, remember you can play two or three to place in the same race for a multiple.

Ed Walker can hopefully start us off on the winning trail with the well bred American Flag, and as he is by my favourite stallion Sea The Stars, the trip klaxon is sounding as he gets the chance to run over 1m2f for the second time today.

He made his debut in the Wood Ditton with no impact, but he showed enough at Nottingham to suggest he'll be winning races. That form looked quite good at the time behind Secret State, but it looks better now the season has progressed as Secret State is now rated 100, the second that day is pushing 100 and the third has recently won by nearly 5L.

The 1m2f at Salisbury last time should have suited, but they crawled and then sprinted, which failed to suit American Flag. Meeting trouble there too didn't exactly help his cause either.

He's a half-brother to smart stayer Auriferous, and his mark of 80 for a handicap debut could be lenient judged on his Nottingham run.

Burrows to taste more success at Haydock

Back Tarrabb @ 3.505/2 in the 18:15 at Haydock

Haydock's 18:15 is an all-age handicap and the three-year-olds include the unexposed pair Tarrabb and Valley Mist, but preference is for the former who looked quite impressive last time when winning at Ascot.

On the clock the early pace wasn't particularly strong and they were all getting in each other's way as they clustered on the stands' rail. But once the tempo increased she dealt with it well running her quickest furlong at 11.27 and producing a finishing speed of a tick over 99%.

The way she stayed on at Ascot and picked up, she'll easily get a 1m at Haydock - a nice flat 1m compared to Ascot's stiff 7f.

The 3yo looked impressive on debut at Chelmsford with the way she travelled, and she does seem to have a nice way of going about her business - reflected in a rather painful defeat at Chepstow in-running at 1.11/10.

Today's draw in 6 looks okay too as Kevin Stott will have the ability to swing wide to the stands' side.

Trainer Owen Burrows got us going with Anmaat's win yesterday, and the yard have sent just two runners to Haydock this term - with one winner.

August winners:

Anmaat 9/2 Won
Tyrone's Poppy 11/4 Won

July winners:

Politesse 5/2 Won
Lawful Command 12/1 Placed
New London 2/1 Won
Royal Scotsman 11/1 Won
Supreme King 6/1 Placed
Sanitiser 11/2 Placed
Torquator Tasso 10/1 Placed
Erosandpsyche 5/2 Won
Helpmeout 15/2 Win and Placed
Wade's Magic 13/2 Placed
Treasure Trove 9/2 Placed R4
Larry Looby 7/4 Won
Johnson's Blue 9/2 Won
Bayou Belle 9/2 Placed
Royal Aclaim 3/1 Won
New London 5/2 Won
Emily Dickinson 12/1 Placed
The Charmer 13/2 Won
Sea On Time 11/10 Won