HAYDOCK
1.50
IT’S worth studying NATURAL HISTORY. He ran with credit in decent novice races and he really came good on his handicap debut at Chepstow.
There’s little doubt he got the run if the race out in front but the way he galloped on to destroy several last-time-out winners was most impressive.
He should like the testing ground and he still looks fairly weighted.
Ben Vrackie finished well in front of my fancy when runner-up on the all-weather at Newcastle in July. He’s a stone worse off at the weights and today’s ground might well find him out.
I’m more worried about Soto Sizzler. He stormed home to land a shock success in a hot Goodwood handicap at the Glorious meeting.
The step up in trip should help him and his pedigree suggests soft ground shouldn’t be a problem. I really like this horse and I’m expecting him to go well for in-form William Knight.
Mekong did well to finish fourth in the Melrose at York considering he was keen early on. He wouldn’t want to pull too hard on today’s testing conditions.
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2.25
HAVE a Reality check in the Unibet Mile. REGAL REALITY won his debut at Yarmouth last year on soft ground so I’m hopeful he’ll be able to handle today’s conditions.
He took on Without Parole in a Sandown Listed contest in May on his first start of this season. We didn’t see him again until Glorious Goodwood when he came home well to land a Group 3.
That race set up nicely for him and he was given a fine ride by Frankie Dettori but I’ve no doubt he has the potential to be better than this grade.
Emmaus has clearly been waiting for this kind of conditions. He’s not stood much racing and all three of his wins have come with some sort of ease in the ground.
The tactical nature of the race didn’t suit him in France last time and he will be dangerous with any sort of pace to chase.
Here Comes When was a shock Sussex Stakes winner last year. That Group 1 was run on horrendous ground and he needs it soft.
He’s not been in much form this season but these are definitely his conditions. Zonderland’s best form has come on much quicker going.
3.35
AS usual Mam knows best. MAM’SELLE looks a good bet in this staying contest. The rain has come in time for William Haggas’ filly.
She has done all her winning on easy ground and seems to have swerved the quick conditions in the summer.
Her four races have come in Listed or Group contests so this is definitely a drop in class and she is nicely weighted.
Bolder Bob is another who has been waiting for the ground to turn. His two wins last season came on soft and he was impressive at Hamilton on easy going in May.
It was a surprise he was good enough to win on good to firm at Pontefract last month but that just shows the sort of form he is in. I can’t see how he won’t go well.
Hochfeld was only nailed close home by classy Duretto in a Chester Listed contest last week.
He did get the run of the race but a bigger concern is the soft ground. His form on testing going is not great.
Cliffs Of Dover – who has done incredibly well since joining Paul Nicholls – is another better on faster ground.
4.15
TASLEET looks neat to turn up the heat in the 32Red Sprint Cup.
There was four lengths between him and Harry Angel when he was runner-up to today’s hot favourite in this race last year but there are reasons to suspect he could easily get his revenge.
He finished in front of Clive Cox’s ace speedster when second behind Librisa Breeze on Champions’ Day last season and he arrives a fresh horse having had just one race this season.
The soft ground won’t bother him and his Group 1 record of three runner-up spots from four tries shows he’s up to this level.
I’ve no doubt he is over priced and he’s a great bet for each-way punters.
My fancy does need Harry Angel to under-perform but that’s entirely possible. He developed into a top-notch sprinter last season but this term has not gone to plan.
He suffered horrible trouble in the stalls in the Diamond Jubilee at Royal Ascot when he got his leg stuck in the back gate. The injuries he suffered have kept him off the track since.
With such uncertainty he looks pretty short in the betting.
The Tin Man is proven at this level having won the Group 1 on Champions’ Day a couple of years ago before beating Tasleet in the Diamond Jubilee last season.
There’s no doubting his class but he is at his very best at Ascot.
Three year-olds have won this race in each of the last four years. The current batch don’t look up to much if Eqtidaar’s Commonwealth Cup defeat of Sands Of Mail at Royal Ascot is anything to go by. That race has not worked out at all well.
James Garfield – collared late on in a French Group 1 last time – might be best of the younger generation and Hey Jonesy could easily run well at monster odds.
ASCOT
2.45
CHESSMAN has the winning moves in this dash down the Ascot straight.
He finished better than everything when a close fifth behind Burnt Sugar in the International Handicap over today’s course and distance on King George day.
Stall one is what most horses need at Goodwood but it was no good to Chessman last time. He was forced to race closer to the pace than ideal and he still didn’t have much room to play with.
This straight track suits him much better and I’m confident he can come with a winning run.
Ripp Orf was third in the International having won the Victoria Cup over track and trip in May. This race clearly suits him well and he has top apprentice Jason Watson to help his chance.
Gilgamesh won the race of the stands’ side group in the Victoria Cup but he could finish only seventh. He needs the rain to stay away as fast ground is important to him.
Raising Sand is another with plenty of course form. He was fourth in this race 12 months ago and he’s arrives here a fresh horse after just three runs this season.
Spanish City got no sort of run when sixth in the International. He is capable of getting involved granted a little more luck.
Templegate's TV tips
1.50 Haydock – Natural History: ‘Should like the ground and looks fairly weighted’
2.05 Kempton – Enable: ‘Simply awesome last season and should be fit enough to win;
2.25 Haydock – Regal Reality: ‘Has the potential to be better than this grade’
2.45 Ascot – Chessman: ‘This track suits him much better than last time’
3.15 Kempton – Hakeem: ‘Cheekpieces are back on and lots in his favour’
3.35 Haydock – Mam’selle: ‘This is a drop in class and she can take advantage’
3.55 Ascot – First Eleven: ‘Unlucky last time and can make amends today’
4.15 Haydock – Tasleet: ‘Can go one better than last year and the ground suits’
3.55
FIRST ELEVEN should put in a star performance. He could not be better bred being a Frankel half-brother to top-class Kingman.
That’s some pedigree to live up to but he looked like going some way towards it in the King George V Handicap at Royal Ascot.
He travelled by far the best but just couldn’t get into the clear until it was too late. He was beaten just a neck in third but should have won convincingly.
I fancy him to make amends today having had little chance trying to come from off the pace in a Newmarket Group 3 last time.
Midi isn’t badly bred either. He’s also a son of Frankel and his mum is multiple Group 1 winner Midday.
After breaking his duck at Windsor he followed up in a Newcastle novice race. This is the acid test for him but his pedigree certainly makes him interesting.
Ghostwatch saw out the near 1m6f trip well when winning the Melrose at York. The drop in trip might not be ideal and he is vulnerable to others who have yet to show their hand.
KEMPTON
2.05
IT’S great to see ENABLE back on track after missing the best part of year with the knee injury. She was simply awesome last season.
After suffering her only defeat over an inadequate 1m2f on her comeback last season she went on to win the Oaks, Irish Oaks, King George and Yorkshire Oaks before topping off a dream year with victory in the Arc de Triomphe.
John Gosden is using this Group 3 to prepare for the defence of her crown in Paris next month and it’s hard to see her beaten.
She certainly cannot be far off full fitness with the Arc just a month away, she is proven on the all-weather and she gets 8lbs from main rival Crystal Ocean.
With her stablemate Weekender – runner-up in the Ebor at York last month – likely to give her a nice pace to aim at she should win.
Crystal Ocean has improved throughout this season.
He won his first three starts of the year before putting in another personal best when nailed close home by stablemate Poet’s Word in the King George at Ascot.
Sir Michael Stoute’s hope went for home a long way out that day and was only beaten a neck but giving so much weight to Enable will not be easy even with race-fitness on his side.
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3.15
I’M keen on HAKEEM in the London Mile. He beat a couple of subsequent winners at Newmarket before chasing home Honey Man over today’s course and distance last month.
A wide trip was part of his downfall that day and he did well to get so close to the winner.
He’s 4lbs better off with Honey Man today and the cheekpieces he wore when successful at Newmarket are back on.
Honey Man has a big chance. He’s a rapidly-improving three-year-old with both his wins coming on today’s surface.
He had Medieval, Law Making, Noble Peace, Gossiping and Kingston Kurrajong behind when beating Hakeem in a qualifier for this final last month.
The only downside is the poor record of horses his age in this race.
King’s Slipper also won a qualifier last month when the field was strung out. That was a race restricted to three-year-olds but there’s no doubting his potential.
War Glory is really consistent but that doesn’t do him any favours with the handicapper. It’s probably the reason he hasn’t for more than two years.
Ascot
1.35 Magic Illusion
2.10 Dalakina
2.45 Chessman (treble)
3.20 Sheikha Reika
3.55 First Eleven (nap)
4.30 Tommy Taylor
5.05 Moonraker
Haydock
1.50 Natural History
2.25 Regal Reality
3.00 Beatboxer
3.35 Mam’Selle (nb)
4.15 Tasleet
4.50 Mayleaf Shine
5.25 Lorelina
Kempton
2.05 Enable
2.40 Lolita Pulido
3.15 Hakeem
3.50 Bercheny
4.25 Quiet Endeavour
5.00 Starcaster
5.35 Galloway Hills
Stratford
2.20 Competition
2.55 El Terremoto
3.30 Vive Le Roi
4.05 Our Three Sons
4.40 Mad Jack Mytton
5.15 Modeligo
5.50 Topofthecotswolds
Thirsk
2.00 Lieutenant Silver
2.35 My Ukulele
3.10 Stonific
3.45 Miss Sheridan
4.20 Rantan
4.55 Juthoor
5.30 Machree
Wolverhampton
5.45 American Patrol
6.15 Yogiyogiyogi
6.45 Blyton
7.15 Cognac Blue
7.45 Delsheer
8.15 Rock’n Gold
8.45 Safarhi
9.15 Spiced
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