6:40 Salisbury Tips

Oh Yes You Do has run well between a mile and 10 f and the win last time at Lingfield over todays 1m 2 f was comfortable by 2 lengths. Consistent and progressive.

Daughter of Night And Thunder & Kirstenbosch ( Dam's sire Mount Nelson ) who arrives here to make her handicap debut on an attractive mark of 75 with the scope for better especially given the fact this individual is open to plenty of improvement and progress at this stage of her career and can be a whole different proposition on her handicap bow and this Richard 'Dick' Robathan Memorial Class 4 Handicap ( For fillies ) is a very suitable and straightforward first assignment in handicap company one of which Silver Lake will be making her presence strongly felt jockey Darragh Keenan takes the ride on the William Haggas trained Silver Lake owned by Wathnan Racing and can ensure she gets the best possible outcome here at Salisbury one to take very seriously . Respected .

Won in fine style last time out over this distance. Only gone up 2 lbs for that win and enters handicaps for the first time, with a great chance of a follow-up here this evening.

Ollie Sangster's 3-year-old filly returns to her absolute favorite hunting ground tomorrow. She is already a course-and-distance winner here and put in a brilliant performance just two weeks ago when finishing a close second, showing she handles fast summer turf perfectly. Running off a highly competitive mark of 77, she gets the perfect setup in this field. Jockey Seamie Donohoe takes the ride from stall 6, and given her sharp tactical speed, expect her to jump cleanly, track the prominent runners, and use her local track knowledge to blow past them late.

Handicap mark rose from 74 to 84 last year winning twice, seemed to tire quickly on reappearance in June after leading, should be sharper for that run and can continue last years progress