18:10 Wolverhampton - More to come from Sydney Grace on nursery debut
Sydney Grace looks an interesting nursery debutant for 'Hot Trainer' Charlie Fellowes at Wolverhampton after creating a good impression when successful on her last start at Carlisle in June.
Having just her second race, she travelled strongly on the way to beating odds-on favourite Rock Steady by a neck with something in hand, form that's been franked by the third who has won decisively since.
Sydney Grace earned the 'Horse In Focus' flag at Carlisle and, heading the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings, she looks sure to improve stepping up in trip for her nursery debut.
Back Sydney Grace in the 18:10 at Wolverhampton
18:55 Windsor - Ray Mon Dough looks a sprinter to follow
Ray Mon Dough had looked an interesting prospect when making a successful debut for Oliver Cole on the all-weather last year and did so again when returning to winning ways at Leicester last week.
He didn't always give his running in between, but at Lingfield he chased home Behike who has gone on to be a smart winner in listed company.
Back in a tongue strap, Ray Mon Dough was a ready winner of the handicap at Leicester by nearly five lengths, earning the 'Horse In Focus' flag, and he can defy the penalty against more exposed rivals.
Back Ray Mon Dough in the 18:55 at Windsor
20:10 Wolverhampton - Longer trip to suit James Choice
Queen of Ice, the dam of James Choice, won two listed races over a mile and a half, including the Galtres at York, so the signs are good on pedigree for her son tackling the trip for the first time.
Trained by Warren Greatrex, James Choice shaped as though needing longer trips at two and he ran his best race to date when stepped up to eleven furlongs in a handicap at Southwell last time.
He saw it out well, earning the 'Sectional Timing' flag, in chasing home ready winner Roc de Fer, so can improve again over the extra furlong here where he heads the Timeform weight-adjusted ratings.
Back James Choice in the 20:10 at Wolverhampton