Wolverhampton Racing Tips: Captain Kane to continue good run of form

Adam Houghton
16 May 2022

Adam Houghton outlines the Timeform view on Tuesday's card at Wolverhampton

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Timeform's Adam Houghton highlights a NAP, Next Best and Each-Way selection at Wolverhampton on Tuesday.

"Captain Kane has been in excellent form on the all-weather this year, winning twice and producing an even better effort in defeat when last seen filling the runner-up spot at this course."

NAP: Back Captain Kane to score

Captain Kane - 16:20 Wolverhampton

Captain Kane has been in excellent form on the all-weather this year, winning twice and producing an even better effort in defeat when last seen filling the runner-up spot at this course. He was beaten less than a length on the last occasion and the first two pulled a little way clear of the rest. There was enough in that display to suggest Captain Kane could still be well treated on a BHA mark of 58 and he is well worth another chance to bring up the third success of his career.

NEXT BEST: Rattling looks ready to strike

Rattling - 14:20 Wolverhampton

Rattling has shown a fair level of form in two starts to date, finishing third on her debut at Windsor last May and then returning from virtually a year off with a good second at Lingfield 10 days ago. She attempted to make all on that reappearance and a first win looked on the cards at one stage (hit a low of 1.3 in-running) before she was picked off in the final 100 yards. Still beaten just a length and a quarter, Rattling has the form in the book to play a leading role here, particularly as she receives 12 lb from chief market rival Archiano.

EACH-WAY: By Your Side can cause a surprise

By Your Side - 15:50 Wolverhampton

By Your Side has finished no better than fifth in six starts to date, but he has shown bits and pieces of form to suggest he could be on a good mark. It was only in March that he was beaten two and a half lengths at Kempton and he is now fully 4 lb lower in the weights than he was then. The booking of Hollie Doyle also catches the eye and a small each-way bet looks a good option for a horse who is likely to be sent off at double-figure odds.