3:42 Wetherby Tips

Nanoscience has the advantage of Oisin Murphy in the saddle. If he can use her advantageous draw in stall one, we should be in business for the gold medal. Four each-way places for those of us who like each-way bets. She ran well on handicap debut in a 0-80 grade at Newmarket, but this seems that little bit easier.

Having raced seven times on the all-weather, Hilltop made a pleasing return to turf when finishing third at Lingfield towards the end of May. That race was over seven furlongs and, although she did not get the clearest of runs, she still managed to finish third, two lengths clear of the rest of the field. Ross Coakley gets his first ride on Hilltop today. His last four rides have seen him finish first, fourth, fifth and ninth. With Hilltop racing off the same mark as at Lingfield and likely to get a clearer run, she should go well.

Won by 2 lengths on her reappearance race at Catterick in April. Looks a progressive type and, now in handicap company, can improve further.

Could be suited by the drop in trip and ease in grade after racing over a mile in a Class 4 at Windsor 12 days ago. Remains on the same mark and was a decent third in that previous race.

One win and five placed efforts from the last eight starts. Won over a mile three starts ago at Bath on good ground before finding only one too good when finishing runner-up at Nottingham over the same trip last time out. Usually races prominently, so today's shorter trip should suit. Looks a value bet here for each-way purposes, with some bookies paying out on extra places.

This horse is as low as 8/1 with other bookies, so if you can get 11/1 for this horse it's great value. Each-way chance.

At decent odds of 16/1, she is a strong each-way candidate due to her proficiency over the 7f trip, her ability to handle good-to-firm ground, her entry into a winnable Class 5 handicap, and the presence of top jockey Clifford Lee.

Pretty solid 2yo campaign for IF I COULD DREAM, and if you are prepared to forgive the last-time-out run on his all-weather debut (which I am), then there's every chance he can get close from a big price here. A pound lighter in the weights than when closing last season with a narrow defeat at Haydock. Unknown on the firm ground, but with the stable in good shape, he's worth a look.