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Symbol Of Honour landed a Group 3 contest here last time out and he saw the trip out well, indicating that he’s ready for the return to 7f. Charlie Appleby’s recent form is impressive and the former Sandy Lane winner has the ability to get the job done here.
Long distance trips have unlocked Campeona’s true potential so it’s no surprise that she struggled over shorter distance last term. Completing her hat-trick at Lingfield last time out, a 2lb rise shouldn’t make much difference and there should be more to come.
Dubai Honour is easily the best horse in this race on form and ratings. William Haggas’ eight-year-old has won four Group 1s, in France and Australia, and was a narrow second at Rosehill on his penultimate start. He should be very hard to beat in this weak-looking Group 3.
William Haggas’ Scoville showed a significant amount of potential last season and he followed up his smooth debut win by defying a penalty to win a Newmarket novice by 14 lengths after that. Winning a handicap off 96 should be within his capabilities on that evidence.
Owen Burrows runs debutant Mosheer in this race and the son of New Bay can make a good impression. Out of a Listed-place mare, he’s going to want longer trips in the future but 7f seems like a good starting point as a juvenile.
Varzi made his debut in a decent novice at York in May and produced a fair performance to finish second. He’s entitled to improve for that run and his pedigree suggests the step up in trip will help. This looks like a good opportunity to get off the mark.
It’s very difficult to oppose A Boy Named Susie, as he was last seen finishing second to Constitution River in the Eclipse. Connections have dropped him down in grade here so a return to winning ways is surely on the cards and Oisin Murphy takes the ride.
Long distance trips have unlocked Campeona’s true potential so it’s no surprise that she struggled over shorter distance last term. Completing her hat-trick at Lingfield last time out, a 2lb rise shouldn’t make much difference and there should be more to come.
Varzi made his debut in a decent novice at York in May and produced a fair performance to finish second. He’s entitled to improve for that run and his pedigree suggests the step up in trip will help. This looks like a good opportunity to get off the mark.
It’s very difficult to oppose A Boy Named Susie, as he was last seen finishing second to Constitution River in the Eclipse. Connections have dropped him down in grade here so a return to winning ways is surely on the cards and Oisin Murphy takes the ride.
America Queen was a useful two-year-old last term and she wasn’t disgraced when fourth behind True Love in the Cheveley Park Stakes. A narrow second in the Nell Gwyn on seasonal debut, she was a close fourth in a Group 3 over this trip last time and a similar effort should be enough here.
Fluorescence cam very close to a return to winning ways when a very narrow third at Hamilton last time out and she also wasn’t beaten far when fourth in an Ayr Listed race back in June. The handicapper has responded with a 2lb rise but she’s good enough to go close here.
Long distance trips have unlocked Campeona’s true potential so it’s no surprise that she struggled over shorter distance last term. Completing her hat-trick at Lingfield last time out, a 2lb rise shouldn’t make much difference and there should be more to come.
Archduke Ferdinand returned to winning ways with a comfortable success at Redcar last time out and the seven-year-old is still well treated, despite going up 5lb as a result. Seb Spencer’s gelding won off a mark of 85 last term and should be in the mix off 6lb lower here.
Symbol Of Honour landed a Group 3 contest here last time out and he saw the trip out well, indicating that he’s ready for the return to 7f. Charlie Appleby’s recent form is impressive and the former Sandy Lane winner has the ability to get the job done here.
Nigel Tinkler’s Lord Roxby has already won twice this season and the four-year-old produced a career best to win comfortably over course and distance, off a 5lb lower mark when last seen. He could therefore be worth keeping on side, so don’t rule out another big run.
Owen Burrows runs debutant Mosheer in this race and the son of New Bay can make a good impression. Out of a Listed-place mare, he’s going to want longer trips in the future but 7f seems like a good starting point as a juvenile.
Ken Condon’s Guinelot struggled somewhat in her first couple of starts but she took a huge step forward to win a Ballinrobe maiden over an extended 1m1f last month. Handicaps should bring out the best in her and an opening mark of 71 looks workable.
Luna Celeste has been very consistent so far this season, with two wins and two seconds to her name in just four starts, and another big run is expected here. Tom Clover’s filly remains lightly raced and having won at Nottingham last time out, she’s worth keeping on side.
Concorde Landed could hardly have been more impressive when landing a Naas maiden on debut last month and the daughter of Sioux Nation pulled clear to score by five lengths. Fourth behind a stablemate in Listed company last time, this race looks easier and progress is expected.
Sam England’s Jez Bomb has a 67 per cent strike-rate at Pontefract and has won here twice in his last three starts. The first of those wins came over a shorter trip but he scored with loads in hand over this trip last time out. A 7lb rise might not be enough to stop him.
Hypnotised is lightly raced in handicap company and he was a comfortable winner of a 5f maiden at Southwell in September. Second in a Sandown handicap last time out, progress is expected and the handicapper has dropped him 1lb since.
Roach Power is a three-time winner on good ground so conditions should be fine here and the seven-year-old looks well treated on his current mark. A comfortable winner off this mark at Newmarket last year, another big run is expected on this occasion.
Kiss Don’t Tell showed some signs of potential when second in a Dundalk maiden over this trip back in December. She looked in need of the run on handicap and seasonal debut at Cork recently and the best is yet to come.
Rare Change was a winner on his only previous visit to Pontefract and is currently only rated 1lb higher than when winning by three lengths on that occasion. Richard Hughes’ gelding won at Goodwood earlier on in the season and is entitled to be in the mix once again.
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