ITV Racing Tips Today

Colin Keane has just one ride for his bosses at York on Wednesday as Legacy Link holds strong claims in the Group 3 Musidora over 1m2f. A sister to the incredible Frankel, she built on her debut third at Newmarket last year when going on to land the odds in a Haydock maiden next time, well-backed on the day. Her inexperience proved costly when fourth behind Precise in the Group 1 bet365 Fillies’ Mile in October but she was the one to take out of the race and much better can be expected of her at three.

Won this race by a whopping 12 lengths last year and was also a narrow second in the Group 1 Prix de l’Opera at Longchamp last term. Was entitled to win at Nottingham on latest and will be hard to beat here.

Won a Kempton maiden on his last outing for Tom Clover and the dual-purpose was narrowly denied in the Cruden at Goodwood this month and has to be a danger to all now.

Won this race by a whopping 12 lengths last year and was also a narrow second in the Group 1 Prix de l’Opera at Longchamp last term. Was entitled to win at Nottingham on latest and will be hard to beat here.

Progressive colt rounded off the hat-trick in the Ballysax at Leopardstown on return, relishing the extra trip and the forecast rain can only do his chances good here. Big player under Ryan Moore.

Won a 1m4f novice at Ffos Las last August and was a good runner-up in a 1m6f handicap at Haydock when last seen. Yard normally does well this time of year. Leading chance.

Hugely progressive last autumn, landing three of her last four starts, finishing off with an all-the-way success at Haydock. That form has worked out well and if she is ready to go on her return, she could take some stopping.

Top-class on his day, landing the Champions Sprint at Ascot in 2024 and second in the Sprint Cup at Haydock last September. Below-par when last seen at Ascot in October but massive player if on his game on return.

Colin Keane has just one ride for his bosses at York on Wednesday as Legacy Link holds strong claims in the Group 3 Musidora over 1m2f. A sister to the incredible Frankel, she built on her debut third at Newmarket last year when going on to land the odds in a Haydock maiden next time, well-backed on the day. Her inexperience proved costly when fourth behind Precise in the Group 1 bet365 Fillies’ Mile in October but she was the one to take out of the race and much better can be expected of her at three.

Formerly with Charlie Appleby but won twice for this yard last year and returned with an eyecatching third at Beverley last month. Will strip fitter now and has low mileage. Leading contender.

Won a Kempton maiden on his last outing for Tom Clover and the dual-purpose was narrowly denied in the Cruden at Goodwood this month and has to be a danger to all now.

Gained first handicap win over 1m1f at Yarmouth in September and went into notebooks after a luckless passage in the Thirsk Hunt Cup 12 days ago. Big player with a clear run.

Won on nursery debut at Yarmouth in September and would win this if reproducing his third in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint at Del Mar. Had a tough race on his Newmarket return but will be hard to beat at this level.

Big improver for this yard, winning over 5f at Newcastle on return before following up at Southwell in March. Not at his best in Listed grade at Naas on latest but Jamie Spencer the perfect rider here for a hold up ride.

On an upward trajectory in 2025 and off to a good start this season, on latest when winning a 13-runner handicap at Newmarket. The 2lb rise is very fair and this stable won this race last year.