13.50 – Cammidge Trophy Stakes (Doncaster) 

The flat is back and I'm going to kick things off with Richard Fahey’s MR LUPTON . 

He’s a course and distance winner here from 2015 and also finished a respectable second on this course last August. 

The five-year-old had a challenging campaign last season, going up against the likes of Harry Angel, Washington DC and Carravaggio, but the conditions here should suit him well and I think he’s a good each-way bet.

14.25 – Spring Mile Handicap (Doncaster) 

With five places on offer, I’m going for some more each-way value in CYMRAEG BOUNTY  . 

Now trained by Olly Murphy, the six-year-old finished the season by winning three of his last four, including handicap victories at Ayr and Ffos Las. 

The biggest challenge will be if he can step up to 1m, but with in-form Luke Morris on board, I think he’s got a decent each-way shout.

15.15 – Limited Handicap Hurdle (Newbury)

Moving over to Newbury now and I like the chances of Paul Nicholls’ IF YOU SAY RUN . 

The mare has been brilliant for his yard so far, with three wins and three seconds from her six appearances. 

Her best performances were wins at Chepstow and Wincanton. She also put in a valiant effort at Sandown, finishing runner-up to Midnight Tune on very heavy ground. 

The weight of 11-7 might be her biggest challenge here, but I still think she’s a nice price.

15.35 – Lincoln Handicap (Doncaster)

My final tip of the day comes in the biggest race of the day, and I’m going for another from Richard Fahey’s yard in STAMP HILL . 

He was really impressive at Ascot last July, winning the Gigaset International Stakes as a 50/1 shot. 

The five-year-old also tasted success on this course September 2016, winning a handicap over 7f. 

He should relish the conditions today, and with five places on offer again, looks a good each-way bet.

EACH-WAY DOUBLE

MR LUPTON and IF YOU SAY RUN 

EACH-WAY LUCKY 15

MR LUPTON | CYMRAEG BOUNTY  | IF YOU SAY RUN  | STAMP HILL