I’m taking on the favorite in the ITV sander and siding using SUN POWER (best cost 7-2). It is still hard to fathom how Sun Power dropped last time the two-year-old seemed to pull out of the area but Al Dabaran billed straight towards the line. He beat some fairly decent horses at that race including Oh Purple Reign who has gone on to examine. The rain immediately should not be too much of a concern.
GROWL (best price 10-1) has been rated 114 not long ago and now has dropped all the way down to 89. There are reasons for the fall from grace, however the seven-year-old has revealed there’s something left in the tank by finishing in the top five on three occasions this year. Against this competition it’d be dumb not to back Growl at the double figure cost.
ROYAL PROSPECT (best price 12-1) narrowly beat the gifted Muscika out time, a horse that has beaten plenty in this field before. Muscika has since gone on to finish second in 2 pretty decent races since. Royal Prospect has yet to be analyzed on proper soft ground, but did triumph in milder conditions back in June.
DURSTON??(best cost 13-2) is a gigantic price and has the capacity to beat this little area. There is no doubts Morando’s a great horse, especially after than triumph at Chester before in the year. But, Durston just keeps on improving and ran a cracker to reduce narrowly to Sir Ron Priestley out time.
This seems a very tricky race little between nearly all the field. The only one which stands out to me is REVOLUTIONISE (best cost 10-1). The three-year-old was pretty disappointing out last time in this particular track, once he finished last in a great field. However, that has been in much better company and following an extremely awkward start. I’m going to give him a second go.
RIPP ORF (best price 7-2) has been running in much better races in this way, and I’m surprised that the five-year-old is not shorter. He has won off a high mark than this, and ran a wonderful race to finish at Ascot last time out. David Elsworth’s horse is going to have no issues with any rain.
Both Muscika and Belated Breath look cracking each-way bets with six locations available. BELATED BREATH (best price 14-1) has put four times this season , all which have come to ground with no cut in it. The sole real time that the four-year-old has had a bit of juice from the floor she blew away the field, albeit it turned into a very weak field. This one’s a bit of a gamble, however well worth chancing given how consistent she is.
MUSCIKA (best cost 14-1) is another very reliable horse who has finished second four from the past five races. The five-year-old has just been narrowly beaten in all those races with quality horses. Last time out he lost to Lahore and also the time before to Dakota Gold. David O’Meara’s horse is yet another who will enjoy the rain immediately.
I’m financing HEY GAMAN (best price 4-1) to undo the form Sir Dancealot, after finishing second to the David Elsworth horse at Goodwood. The four-year-old won two before in the calendar year, however, has been runner-up about the two rides because. If there’s more rain than expected then it will bring more horses to the race including Donjuan Triumphant.
WIN DOUBLE: Sun Power & Ripp Orf @ 19/1

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