Hamilton has been a happy hunting ground for trainer Adrian Nicholls this season and is operating at a strike-rate of 57 per cent so far. Four winners from just seven runners is an impressive return and he also has a healthy strike-rate there over the last five years.
It could be worth keeping an eye on his two representatives at the Scottish track on Wednesday with that in mind. One is thoroughly unexposed and the other was a winner last time out, so it would be dangerous to rule out either. Check out our free tips page for daily content across British and Irish racing.
Reeshah has a smart pedigree so it wouldn’t be a surprise if she ends up being useful. Far too keen on debut, she was always behind and Jack Garritty didn’t give her too hard a time after that. The front two are probably fairly smart though so the form looks decent.
She’s entitled to improve for the run and dropping down to 5f could help her to settle better this time around. Richard Fahey’s 90-rated maiden Boston Dan is likely to be long odds-on but Nicholls’ filly could give him a run for his money.
Thornaby Pearl is at the opposite end of his career and is making his 44th start here. The seven-year-old returned to winning ways here over 5f last time and the handicapper has responded with a 4lb rise. That was his first start after having wind surgery, which clearly had the desired effect.
Despite the fact that his two most recent wins have come over the minimum trip, the majority of his successes have come over 6f. This is a competitive race for the grade but he should be in the mix, despite a 4lb rise.
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