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CHEERLEADER 3.23 Beverley 11/4 – CHEERLEADER looks to have taken her form up a notch since switching yards, backing up her Redcar win with an even slicker performance under a penalty at Catterick. The handicapper has reacted, but based on how comfortably she travelled and put that race to bed, there’s likely more to come yet. A hat-trick could be on the cards.

ZAPPHIRE 4.33 Beverley 2/1 – ZAPPHIRE didn’t quite get home over the longer trip at Hamilton last time, but she was still travelling well for much of the race. Back down in distance now, and with the form of her Carlisle win holding up nicely, she looks primed to bounce straight back.

YABHER 4.45 Sandown 3/1 – YABHER took a big step forward when second at Redcar, pulling a long way clear with the winner on his first go at this trip. He’s only gone up 4 lb for that and with his yard flying, I’d expect him to go very close here.

EMPEROR CARADOC 5.53 Nottingham 4/1 – EMPEROR CARADOC was better than the result suggests at York last time, finishing mid-division in a deeper race than this after not getting the clearest run. Down in grade and back on a track where he can be competitive, I’d be surprised if he doesn’t get seriously involved.

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THE DRAGON KING 4:55 Haydock 9/1 each way – THE DRAGON KING steps up to 7f which he should get going off his last three pieces of form, but the worry is the ground and what conditions will be come race time as he’s not raced on anything slower than good/sft, but he did finish his race very strongly when winning at Newmarket of easy ground, so maybe softer ground will suit if they get a lot of rain. The blinkers are retained and if they have the desired effect once more then he can go well.

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Previous Selections July

ICONIC TEAMS 7.33 Kempton 12/1 each way – The return to the all-weather could spark a better showing for ICONIC TEAMS. He got off the mark over this C&D in November, and he shaped with a bit more encouragement than the bare result suggested at Sandown last time. With fitness now on side and back at a track that clearly suits, he’s not without a chance of outrunning his odds.

Today's LB comes from Underdog Racing 

Previous Selections June

 ROMAN CENTURIAN 8.20 Newmarket 8/1 each way – ROMAN CENTURIAN hasn’t had much racing but got off the mark at Yarmouth in May and shaped well again when running with credit at Newbury last time. He looks capable of getting involved at a decent price.

Today's LB comes from Shrewd Tips

COMMANDER OF LIFE 2.15 Beverley 7/1 each way – COMMANDER OF LIFE has been holding his form well in recent starts and looks more than capable of putting in another solid performance. He’s consistent, and this looks a suitable opportunity to get competitive again.TODAY'S LUCKY 15

 TREANMOR 2.30 Ascot 6/4 – The Chesham Stakes kicks off the final day of Royal Ascot 2025, and there are nine runners set to go to post. This looks to be a straight shootout between the top two in the betting, and we will slightly favour Charlie Appleby’s Treanmor, who was highly impressive last time. Earning an RPR of 95 and going clear in the final furlong, this horse looks like he should be suited by the step up to 7f and could give Moments of Joy a proper challenge on Saturday afternoon.

ELARAK 3.10 Newmarket 2/1 – ELARAK took a big step forward from his debut to win with authority at Lingfield last month, and with his pedigree suggesting there’s plenty more to come, I’m backing him to follow up under a penalty before moving up in grade.

ZARZYNI 3.21 Redcar 9/2 – ZARZYNI wasn’t disgraced in a hotter contest at Hamilton last time and now drops into slightly calmer waters. He’s only 2 lb higher than when winning at Musselburgh recently and looks fairly treated to get involved again.

SOBER 6.10 Ascot 5/6 – The Queen Alexandra Stakes is a real test of stamina to complete the festival and is held over 2m 5f. Not many runners are proven over this trip, but Tashkan and Trooper Bisdee have shown potential over longer distances. The favourite Sober is hard to oppose in this event with Ryan Moore jumping on board for Willie Mullins. It’s two wins on the bounce for this six-year-old, and although there will be no obstacles this time around, this runner was not fazed by the hurdles last time out.

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SEAGULLS ELEVEN 4.20 Ascot 18/1 each way – The Group 3 Jersey Stakes is competed over the 7f and with the shortest priced runner at around 5/1, it is a hugely competitive renewal of this contest. There are some unexposed runners in this race, including Spy Chief for the Gosdens, who won at York over a shorter distance last time out.

At a bigger price, Seagulls Eleven might be worth taking a chance on. This runner went close on three occasions over this trip, and although it hasn’t performed over the mile, it has been consistently competing in high-quality affairs and shouldn’t be fazed by this event.

SHISOSPICY 3:05 Ascot 18/1 each way – The Commonwealth Cup boasts a 22-strong field this season, and as always, this is a hugely competitive affair. Five of the last seven winners have been drawn low in the previous renewals of this event; however, most of the recent successful stories have come from the first four or five in the betting.

Most of the favourites have been drawn high, including Babouche for GM Lyons, who looks to be a quality operator. Let’s take a chance on Shisospicy, who comes over from the US, having won a Group 3 event at Churchill Downs last time out. She should find the ground favourable, and they have booked Oisin Murphy for the ride, which may be a clue in itself.

LIGHTENING MAN 3.05 Ascot 11/1 each way – This class 2 King George V Stakes is always hugely competitive and with a field of 19 going to post, this won’t be an easy contest in which to pick a winner.

Serious Contender will be looking to pick up yet another victory for Aidan O’Brien whereas Merchant looked favoured by the addition of an extra couple of furlongs last time out. We’re opting for a relative outsider in Lightening Mann, who is around 14/1.

This horse has steadily improved and looked like he enjoyed the good-to-firm conditions in each of his last two runs. Jack Channon’s runner also didn’t seem fazed by the step up in quality last time out and has a good opportunity here.

SOPRANO 3.40 Ascot 16/1 each way – The Duke of Cambridge looks fiercely competitive and there are plenty of chances in this field. It might be worth taking a chance on Soprano at a bigger price.

This horse has been globetrotting and although it was last seen at Kempton, this runner has been competing in valuable races at Keeneland and Del

Mar (finished five lengths off the winner at the Breeders Cup). We know he likes this ground with firm ground being absolutely fine and with a good jockey on board, a big run would not be a surprise.

AMERICAN GULF 3.05 Ascot 7/1 each way – The Coventry Stakes is a minefield with a complete field of two-year-olds taking to the track. Of those that have started, American Gulf appears to be the most interesting prospect. With Oisin Murphy on board and saddled by Paul and Oliver Cole, this horse seems to be in good hands at a decent price. The display at Windsor was eye-catching and very comfortable. A repeat could be on the cards.

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MOONSTONE BOY 2.10 Chester 5/2 – MOONSTONE BOY looks in excellent nick this season, backing up his reappearance run at Musselburgh with a convincing win at Carlisle. He’s gone up 7 lb for that, but with stall 2 and momentum on his side, he looks a major contender once again.

COTO DE CAZA 2.40 Sandown 3/1 – COTO DE CAZA might be lacking a recent outing, but she brings the standout form to the table thanks to her Group 3 Cornwallis win at Newmarket last autumn. If she returns anywhere near that level, she’s going to take plenty of stopping.

WARM GLOW 4.15 Bath 11/4 – WARM GLOW showed much more when third at Brighton, shaping like the return to this longer trip would suit. She’s going the right way now and this looks a decent opportunity to get off the mark.

AMANCIO 5.05 Chester 7/4 – AMANCIO has taken off since switching stables, following up a hurdle success with a smart effort on the Flat at Newbury. He’s clearly thriving now and looks primed to land the hat-trick.

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BLUE FOR YOU 1:50 York 15/2 each way – Had just the 3 starts this year, and after running well at big odds on his return at Haydock, he failed to build on that when well backed returning here to York which looks his favourite track having won 3 and been placed in 2 of his 11 visits. But he raced keenly that day off the sedate pace, and wasn’t given a hard time once his chance had gone.

He was better LTO again at Haydock, this time over a mile with the cheek-pieces added to help him settle. The drop back to 7f with the visor reapplied looks the right way to go, and off the same mark as when last victorious, from a decent draw in stall 10, he looks a shoo-in for a place at the very least.

LIBERTY REACH 4.10 York 10/1 each way – LIBERTY REACH ended last season in fine form, winning three of his final four outings. He’s clearly trained on, having followed up a solid reappearance by edging out See That Storm at Redcar. I think he’s still on the up.

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SKELLET 1.00 Epsom 4/1 – A Kingman filly who was highly tried through 2024, including a close third in a French Group 3, she ended her season with a Listed win over 1m at Sandown in September, beating some very strong male performers.
She steps back into Group 3 company here but faces only her own sex, with cheekpieces refitted to sharpen her focus.
Ralph Beckett’s yard has kicked on in recent weeks, and Skellet looks a progressive type who could take another step forward….provided the ground doesn’t turn too soft.
 

DOCKLANDS 1.35 Epsom 15/8 – I’m tipping DOCKLANDS to break his maiden in this field. A runner-up in last year’s Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot, he carried that form into his return at Ascot – only beaten by a smart rival who went on to place in the Prix d’Ispahan.
He hasn’t won since landing the Britannia Stakes in 2023, but this assignment looks ideal: if there’s a strong early gallop, he can settle just off the pace and unleash that potent turn of foot.
With fitness assured and the target of next month’s Queen Anne looming, he arrives here in peak condition and ready to capitalise.
 

RUBY'S PROFIT 2.10 Epsom 3/1 – It’s Derby Day at Epsom, and RUBY’S PROFIT looks set to deliver a handsome return on investment. Drawn out in stall 18, she flashed blistering speed to dominate this bunch at Goodwood a fortnight ago, making “out, away and gone” her personal motto. She’s no one-trick pony either, having handled softer turf with composure, so if you fancy a cheeky profit today, she’s the filly to back.
 

CIRCE 5.40 Epsom 4/1 – CIRCE is casting a spell on the 6f division right now. After breaking her duck in a Newmarket handicap early in May, she followed up at Windsor 12 days ago – pulling clear as if wielding a wand. Dropped back to her favoured trip and still with plenty to learn, she’s the one to conjure up a hat-trick today.

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MIDAK 3.30 Epsom 14/1 each way – MIDAK brings a touch of French flair to Derby Day and looks a real each-way player in what promises to be a wide-open renewal. Unbeaten in three, this son of Footstepsinthesand scored in style over an extended 1m2f Group 3 at Saint-Cloud last month under a front-running ride, hinting that this 1m4f trip will suit him nicely.

At decent odds, he’s a classy colt who could surprise a few of the big hitters.

Worthy of a mention too is PRIDE OF ARRAS, unbeaten after York’s Dante Stakes and poised to join an elite group who have completed that trial/Derby double. 

THE DARK BATON 8:05 Leopardstown 12/1 each way – Colin Keene was booked for both his return and his handicap debut which was a big plus, but he massively over-restrained him from the start to get him sat in rear (maybe he got a backhander from connections of the winner who was very well backed) so we knew our fate from there on in!

But he finished well and had plenty left in the tank, so this slightly longer trip should suit. Keane is riding another horse in the race which is an obvious negative, but he’s the stable jockey for the Ger Lyons yard who train that horse, so I wouldn’t read to much into that.

He’s got a good draw, and if he can improve on that return run, then under a ‘proper’ ride, he has to go well.

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UNIVERSAL STORY 5.30 Nottingham 7/1 each way – UNIVERSAL STORY showed steady progress in novice and maiden company, and while things didn’t quite fall his way on handicap debut at Yarmouth, he shaped as though worth another go over further. Back up in trip now, he's one I wouldn’t want to dismiss lightly.

Today's LB comes from CH Racing

ONE OF OUR OWN 7.00 Wetherby 7/1 each way – ONE OF OUR OWN caught the eye at Redcar a couple of weeks ago and looks ready to take a step forward. She’s slipped below her last winning mark, should appreciate the conditions here, and gives the impression this slightly longer trip will suit.

Today's LB comes from Each Way Morning Tips

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