21Jackpot

European-trained horses dominate the market here with Minnie Hauk top of the market. REBEL'S ROMANCE is the selection here. This gelding by Dubawi comes here having won a Grade 1 at Belmont At The Big A last time. He is also better drawn than Minnie Hauk, and I think that he will see the race out more strongly.

SEISMIC BEAUTY should take plenty of beating. This daughter of Uncle Mo comes here having landed the hat-trick over track and trip last time. She set a good time that day on a fast track, and it will take something special from the others to get past this front-running sort.

A six time winner. A shown speed over 5f but has proven to see out the 6f trip well. Versatile sort with regards to the ground having been running on both turf and the AW. Ran respectably in a Grade 2 at Keeneland last time. Should find this much easier. The one to beat.

A 7-length winner on debut, OUTFIELDER has won on both starts in the USA. The other run came when fourth of six in the Group 1 Prix Morny (6f, Good) at Deauville on his second start. The re-opposing Gstaad was second that day, beating today’s selection by 2½ lengths. He set some strong early fractions but was unable to hold off the field in a race that was the second-fastest on record. He has since had one run, winning a 6f allowance race at Keeneland. He was drawn 7 of 7 that day and was held wide around the bend in a race where he was held just off the pace. Today’s task will demand much more but he clocked a respectable time (1m 11.26s) in what was an evenly run race. The draw is much kinder today, with stall 3 leaving him much better placed than the pre-race favourite who is drawn 14 of 15. This Wesley Ward trained colt is likely to be right on the pace early. He has question marks over his stamina but could be much better placed than his main market rivals, who are drawn in the outer half of the field.

BOLLIN NEIL boasts an impressive record in these low-class handicaps. His form figures for his last 6 starts read 210211. His three wins in that sequence have all come at this track, including a course and distance win two starts back. He was dropped back in trip to 1m6f last time and showed a good turn of foot off a steady pace having made all. That’s his preferred mode of racing, and he is likely going to be allowed to lead again today. That makes him very tough to oppose, especially with the step back up to two miles further enhancing his chances. His previous three wins have come off marks of 47, 52, and 56 respectively, with the jockey taking off 8lbs last time out. He races off 59 today with David Allan back on board. At 9 years of age, he is by no means improving, but he is clearly in fine form, and this is a weak-looking Class 6 handicap. He has obvious claims and should take all the beating. NAP!

Take a chance on the tight end for the Steelers scoring first. The Steelers' offense likes to run the ball, which can open up the field for the passing game too. He looks to be a big price.

It might be worth taking a chance on the Giants. If they can get their passing game going, this could be a closer contest than expected.

The Giants look like good value here. They have a running game that will cause problems, and I think that they should be tough to beat.

I think that this will be a high-scoring game, and it could be worth taking a chance on the Giants coming from behind, as they can take a while to get their offense going.

Skattebo has been a big thorn in the defense of the opposition with his run game. He is very good at getting those extra yards, and he looks like a big price here.

Cam Skattebo has been excellent at running back, and I would be surprised if he did not score a touchdown here.

The Giants are a big threat with their run game. If they can also get their passing game going, they should be a big threat in this game today.

Fabio Wardley was getting outboxed and beaten comprehensively by Huni last time out. He managed to land his signature KO punch, but he can't rely on that to get him out of trouble every time. I think that Parker will dominate here.

As a five-year-old, INOX ALLEN won his first two career starts over hurdles and finished third in a Grade 2 on ground that was far from his liking (heavy). He made his chasing debut last season when third of five in a 3-mile Novices’ Handicap off a mark of 121. He came in for big support that day, going off at 12/1, having opened up at 22/1. Dropped 4lbs for his next start over the bigger obstacles, he ran out an 11-length winner, having jumped with aplomb. That effort came over today’s trip (2m4f) on good ground, having been allowed to make all. He’s not likely to be given as soft a lead here today, and he has an 11lb hike in the weights to contend with. However, as a seven-year-old, there should be further improvement forthcoming, and the headgear remains on, having had the desired effect last time out.

The price about Jordan Brown looks a little big. Mark Allen has not been in good form for a while. He plays well in patches, but I think that he could be vulnerable here.

Tom Ford is capable of matching Zhou in the break building department and I think that he is value as the underdog in this match.

A winner three starts back. That was over track and trip and was second last time out. Runs well here and should go close once again.

Very consistent sort who won last time out. Rossa Ryan is in fine form and has ridden a winner here tonight. The one to beat.

Can be ridden prominently, and a few winners today have come from the front end. Strong over this trip. Should be tough to beat.

Makes AW debut tonight and could prove even better than when a good third on soft ground at Ffos Las recently. Very well bred by Frankel.

May be a threat if they go quick early. Will be staying on well and is drawn in the middle of the track. Worth chancing at a big price.

Consistent sort who will get a strong pace to aim at here. Has track and trip experience. Should go well.

The penny dropped when winning last time. That was a much improved effort, and it would be no surprise to see this three-year-old take another step forward again today.

Failedjn pursuit of the hat trick last time. Has won three times this year. Handles the ground. Should go close today.

The ground may be softer than ideal, but he has won over C&D and was a winner two starts back. Should go well.

Has struggled on these shores but was a winner in Ireland and races off a much reduced mark here. Top jockey booking is a major positive.

A filly by Walk In The Park. Nicely bred and won a point to point in only starts to date. Should be capable of making presence felt here.