14:25 Sandown

We kick things off with the Betway Heed Your Hunch handicap over 1m 2f, and I think Migration  is the one to watch.

He has a course-and-distance win to his name, having eased to victory by 1½ lengths to Just The Man last time out.

He also won smartly over 1m at Newmarket in May and was second on this course in April’s Esher Cup.

David Menuisier’s yard has been in fine form recently and I expect that to continue here.

15:15 Beverley

Across to Beverley now for the Bullet and I think Ornate  has a really good chance at a nice price.

He won the Epsom Dash as a 33/1 shot and was also a respectable third in the King George Qatar Stakes, finishing just over three lengths behind Battaash, who is arguably the best sprinter in the world.

A course-and-distance win here over Final Venture in June was also a nice form boost so I think he’ll be right up there.

15:20 Chester

Dream Kart  won here last time out when she upset odds-on favourite Sermon by powering home by 2¼ lengths.

This filly has been very consistent so far and notched an impressive six-length victory at Windsor at the start of July.

Course form and stepping up to 6f shouldn’t be an issue, so I think she’s the one to catch here.

15:35 Sandown

We finish with the Betway Solario Stakes and I think Godolpin’s Al Suhail  is the best two-year-old in the field.

Having been denied victory by a neck on debut at the Newmarket July meeting, he responded nicely with a commanding win at Yarmouth two weeks ago.

A Dubawi colt with a nice turn of foot, I think the Royal Blue could claim a third win in two years following Derby Winner Masar’s triumph in 2017.

WIN DOUBLE

MIGRATION | AL SUHAIL 

LUCKY 15

MIGRATION  | ORNATE  | DREAM KART  | AL SUHAIL 

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