13.50

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Despite that extra insurance, I think it’s tough to look past LIL ROCKERFELLER .

Neil King’s versatile seven-year-old has an impressive jumps CV with a notable victory in the Ascot Hurdle last November where he beat the likes of L’Ami Serge and Defi Du Seuil, and was also runner-up to Unowhatimeanharry and Yanworth.

He hasn’t ran on the flat since 2015 but does have two handicap victories to his name at Newbury and Doncaster.

He's really well-handicapped at 8-13, and having Silvestre De Sousa on board is a real bonus.

14.25

CORGI ran a brilliant race when beaten by a neck in the King George V Stakes at Royal Ascot, and I think he can go one better here.

The colt has had six runs and only finished outside the top three once, with a tidy handicap win at Sandown in June.

Jim Crowley has ridden the last four and already has a winner this week, so this looks a nice bet.

15.00

Archie Watson has had some fantastic success this year, particularly with two-year-olds, and I think that will continue with SOLDIER’S CALL .

After a respectable second on his All-Weather debut, the colt has excelled by winning comfortably at Haydock and then beating a strong field in the Windsor Castle at Royal Ascot last month.

Danny Tudhope has ridden both victories so far and looks set to complete the hat-trick here.

15.35

I tipped WITHOUT PAROLE  in the St James’s Palace Stakes, and I think the Frankel Colt is set to make it a perfect five with another Group 1.

He’s answered every question emphatically so far, finishing six lengths ahead of Britannia Stakes winner Ostilio at Yarmouth and then also beating the likes of Gabr and Vintager at Sandown in May. 

Andrea Atzeni deputised well in Frankie Dettori’s absence on Stradivarius, and I doubt he’ll have any issues here.

16.10

This is a really tough race to call with the two-year-olds here but, with Mark Johnston’s record here, I’m going for DESERT LANTERN .

She was beaten by a neck at Ripon on debut but still managed to finish 17 lengths clear of the rest of the field.

Johnston and William Buick combined to win this race last year with Threading and could repeat that triumph again at a nice price.

16.45

Billesdon Bess won this race last year and returns to try and reclaim her crown, but it will be some ask at top weight of 10-0.

Instead, I’m going for SAVAANAH to get the job done for Roger Charlton.

The filly has won three on the bounce in commanding style following a hat-trick of second place finishes.

She should have no issues with the 1m 1f and is nicely handicapped at 8-9, which suggests she’ll be right in the mix.

17.15

We've another tough race to finish off where I’m going for two each-way shots.

The first is VALE OF KENT  for the Joe Fanning and Johnston team.

He ran a really good race in the Britannia Stakes at Royal Ascot and has since won an easy two-horse race at Bath, but did impress in a handicap at Ayr two weeks ago.

Best-suited to the 7f trip, I think he’ll go close.

The other I like is SIR TITAN , who comes into the race in decent form (112).

Consecutive course-and-distance wins here in May and June were pretty impressive and, with Hayley Turner’s great record on board (2112), I think he’s got an each-way chance.

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