Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket can provide us with Saturday 39/1 double success

• Both of Alan's selections finished second yesterday

• Gosden handicap debutante leg one

• Hills has some serious chances on Saturday

14:05 Newmarket - Back Ceanna @ 11/2

Roger Charlton trains the market leader Acotango at 10/3 for the 14:05 Newmarket 1m Handicap, but the Beckhampton stable are without a winner in their last 49 runners, which is obviously a cause for concern.

With that in mind, I like the drift on the John Gosden handicap debutante Ceanna, who was a winner at Southwell back in December.

She was quite impressive considering the slow early pace, and she was well placed before the straight to show a nice burst of pace - clocked at 11.07 seconds in the penultimate furlong and the race was over.

Her keenness from her debut at Kempton was less evident, and she had previously been a touch unlucky on her second start at Wolverhampton when she was short of room.

The 3yo looks a big filly too and the opening mark of 79 is not prohibitive.

Her price had drifted too from 7/2 out to 11/2 this morning on the Sportsbook.

14:40 Newmarket - Back Mutaany @ 5/1

Charlie Hills could be in for a good afternoon as he has plenty of Shadwell horses on show today, including the exciting Rabaah. He also has a runner in the Lockinge.

I'm going lower in class with Mutaany, and considering he travelled so well last time (and does so in his races), I am backing him to get his head in front.

He collected his fourth second in six starts last time at Nottingham, matched at 1.330/100 in-running despite travelling with ease and looking sure to win.

It was his third in-play defeat at odds-on, but I don't think he's too soft in a finish and there's a chance in a better class of race he might be held onto longer. He did come from a little too far back at Nottingham, so closer to the pace with a tow will be ideal.

He did make the running at Brighton, but I would be surprised if those tactics were employed again.

Eqtidaar and Massaar are full and half-brothers and the dam has been a superb Shadwell mare with four of her five winners all proving to be classy.

With his high cruising speed, I still think he's well treated from 85.

The 3yo has form on soft and good to soft, and with Newmarket seemingly completely averse to anything bordering good ground these days, I am hoping the track is riding less on the good side.