6:30 Wolverhampton Tips

Time To Turn has finished 2nd in his first two runs at Haydock and Newbury against decent opposition and is dropped into a Class 5 maiden at Wolverhampton to break his maiden tag.

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Booziebrunch shaped with promise when third over this course and trip last time. The step up in trip suits again, and connections return to familiar surrounds with a handy draw in Stall 6. The market is heavily focused on Time To Turn, leaving big value on the Each Way price for Booziebrunch.

A Kameko colt. He is a half-brother to the 2-year-old 6f winner Flippin Eck and the 7f-8.4f winner Alfie Boy. The dam is an unraced half-sister to the impressive winner Gulliver, who has performed well up to 7f. Kuu was quite inexperienced when finishing 7th in a novice race at Yarmouth on his debut 39 days ago. With a trainer in good form and the skilled jockey Hollie Doyle aboard, who can effectively settle this 2-year-old and position him for a strong finish, there is a promising chance for an each-way profit at 18/1.

A weak-looking maiden where a chance is taken on 16/1 shot Kiss for an Angel, who won't have to be anything special on his racecourse debut. He cost quite a bit and holds a few nice entries and is from a stable that can do well with their 2-year-olds.