Smart pedigree top trainer, also responsible for State Event, won this race in 2017Ĭonnaught Access Flooring Abernant Stakes (Group 3), 6fĮbro River struck at the highest level as a juvenile last season in the Phoenix Stakes and receives weight all-round on his seasonal return against his elders. He is joined in the line-up by fellow Godolphin-owned State Event, while Francesco Clemente is a half-brother to three-time Listed winner Abingdon. Some regally-bred sorts are set to be on show in this, none more so than 525,000gns purchase Secret State, who is a half-brother to Group 1 winner Line Of Duty.
Only fourth to Coole Cody last time but perhaps a better horse on this drier ground Stolen Silver was fourth that day, while the classy Simply The Betts and last year's winner Manofthemountain are also among the opposition. The popular Coole Cody returns to his happy hunting ground in a bid for yet more big-race glory at Prestbury Park, having landed the Plate at the Cheltenham Festival last time. Matt Hampson Foundation Silver Trophy Handicap Chase (Grade 2),2m4½f Tolstoy was highly-tried last season and makes his first start in handicap company, while Dig Two managed to finish second in the Windsor Castle Stakes last year.ĭown the field in two handicaps but leaves the impression there is better to come Pocket The Profit was a prolific winner last term and made the perfect return when an easy winner at Pontefract earlier this month and takes another step up in class in this. Granted a break since a below-par run at Christmas solid season up until then Whatsupwithyou has not won since his rules debut nearly two and a half years ago, but took a step in the right direction when a narrow second at Fontwell last month. Second over C&D on debut last October and trainer has a fine record in this raceīold Plan has been rejuvenated on his last two starts and bids to rattle off a hat-trick, while the highly-regarded Sizable Sam has been in similarly good form on his last two outings. The Roger Varian-trained Ameynah sets the standard on her course-and-distance second last autumn. Some smart three-year-old fillies could be in line to make their debuts in this, none more so than the Cheveley Park homebred Enshrine, who is a half-sister to last year's Nell Gwyn winner Sacred and closely related to top US mare Lady Eli. Our Spotlight experts select their best bets for the second day of the Craven meeting at Newmarket and at Cheltenham
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