Sorrengail can benefit from a step up in trip in the Royal Sussex Regiment EBF Fillies’ Conditions Stakes at Goodwood on Tuesday.
Charlie Appleby’s youngster caught the eye on debut at Newmarket in July, racing keenly before beginning to figure things out inside the final 200m and finishing to good effect to be beaten just a length into fourth place.
She confirmed that promise when opening her account with a straightforward victory at Ascot two weeks later, and then fought valiantly to be beaten a head by George Boughey’s smart and unbeaten Evenfall at Newbury last month.
Sorrengail was again doing her best work at the business end of proceedings in Berkshire, suggesting a step up to 1400m can see her in a better light.
Najidi Storm is another who can benefit from an extended trip in the Cleansing Service Group Novice Stakes.
The Harry Charlton-trained son of Frankel made his debut over 1600m at Kempton and timed his challenge perfectly to score by 0.5-lengths from Gavriel. The form of that race has since been franked with the third Kaindy subsequently going on to win.
The Juddmonte-owned three-year-old can relish the extra 400m on the Sussex Downs and make it two from two.
Quicken Away is taken to come on from his debut run in the British EBF Peter Willett Future Stayers’ Maiden Stakes.
The 500,000 guineas purchase showed immense promise at Newbury, despite racing greenly. He was given a lot to do 400m from home and ran on well to go down by just a neck to King High.
Ridden more positively, he can strike at the second time of asking.
Manxman only made his seasonal reappearance at York last month and a little cut in ground can play into his hands in the Virgin Bet Handicap.
He will have shaken off the cobwebs on the Knavesmire and has already shown a liking for Goodwood, with placed efforts in all three of his visits, including a win over this distance last year.
The assistance of William Buick can only be a plus point.
Ferrystream can get back to winning ways in the British EBF Ron Brooks Motor Group Fillies’ Novice Stakes at Leicester.
She won nicely on debut at Windsor over 1200m, but was another to run into Evenfall at Newbury, beaten 8 lengths into fourth place.
Up in distance and down in grade, Ferrystream can can get back into the thick of it with the help of title-chasing Billy Loughnane.
Over jumps, the Donald McCain-trained Jiair Madrik goes in search of a four-timer in the Twilight Racing On The Dee Handicap Chase at Bangor.
He was well beaten at Market Rasen in his first race following wind surgery, but has turned that around once stepped up in trip.
He cruised to a 10-length victory over 4200m at Uttoxeter and added a pair of victories over 4000m at Worcester and back at the Staffordshire venue.
The Saint Des Saints gelding has been raised 17lb for that hat-trick, but is only 4lb above his last win and goes in fresh from a 63-day break.
Captain Cool is the pick to make it back-to-back victories in the John Hewitt Memorial Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase. – Press Association
TAB is betting on 4 UK meetings on Tuesday. Here are the tips.
LEICESTER: Race 1: 14.12 Ferrystream, Race 2: 14.42 Iwasjustsaying, Race 3: 15.17 Magic Harry, Race 4: 15.52 Coul Blue, Race 5: 16.27 Act Of Violence, Race 6: 17.02 Harry’s Halo, Race 7: 17.32 Gaspacho, Race 8: 18.07 Jewel Maker.
GOODWOOD: Race 1: 14.30 Najidi Storm, Race 2: 15.05 Quicken Away, Race 3: 15.40 SORRENGAIL (NAP), Race 4: 16.15 Nogo’s Dream, Race 5: 16.50 Manxman, Race 6: 17.25 Hello Cotai, Race 7: 18.00 Atticum.
CATTERICK: Race 1: 14.53 Aura Of Melania, Race 2: 15.28 Triple P, Race 3: 16.03 Methgal, Race 4: 16.36 Pit Boss, Race 5: 17.11 Maynora, Race 6: 17.46 Captain Cess, Race 7: 18.21 Our Absent Friends, Race 8: 18.51 Zimmerman.
BANGOR: Race 1: 17.38 Jiair Madrik, Race 2: 18.12 Captain Cool, Race 3: 18.42 Hidden Fortune, Race 4: 19.12 Zamond, Race 5: 19.42 Roarin’ Success, Race 6: 20.12 Seahouses.
DOUBLE: Quicken Away and Sorrengail (Goodwood, Races and 3).
