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The Sky Sports Racing cameras head to Doncaster and Newton Abbot on Friday afternoon, with 14 live races in store on the Flat and over jumps.
Kylian is having his first run in a handicap in the bettingsites.co.uk Betting Sites Handicap and should go close if running to the same form of his six-length win in the Dragon Stakes at Sandown a year ago.
His five subsequent starts – his last two for Archie Watson after switching from Karl Burke’s yard – in Listed and Group company have proved fruitless, but the horse should be more settled down in class after finishing 12th behind Asfoora in the King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot last time.
Looking For Lynda finished seventh in this race last year but now races off a 6lb lower mark and has been running consistently this season. He could make use of his falling rating.
Of the rest, Nigel Tinkler’s four-year-old Squealer just lost out to Navello at Windsor last time and a similar performance should allow him to be competitive, despite a 1lb rise.
William Haggas’ Sea Regal won at Ripon when stepped up to a mile and two furlongs for the first time and holds obvious claims representing a yard that landed this bettingsites.co.uk Safe Betting Sites Novice Stakes in 2022 with Sea On Time.
Regal Connection was a well-beaten bronze medallist on debut at Leicester and steps up to one mile and four, which looks sure to suit. He must be respected for Charlie Appleby and Godolphin.
Ed Walker’s Crown Of India did well to finish third at Salisbury, having been short of room. He is bound to improve with race experience and looked to relish the step up in trip to 1m 4f.
The Evan Williams-trained Melton Mossy won nicely at Worcester and faces another 7lb rise in the newtonabbotracing.com Handicap Hurdle but is the sort to keep improving with Adam Wedge onboard.
Sam Twiston-Davies gets the leg up on Jumeirah King, who carries a 7lb penalty following his recent win at Worcester. There could still be more to come.
Another to note would be Carrigeen Kampala who looked to have a fair bit in hand last time out when comfortably winning to land her fourth victory at the Devon track.
Beylerbeyi was successful in handicap company at Doncaster last time out and returns seeking a treble for Richard Kingscote and Ian Williams. Thanks Dad and Panama City also go to post at 2.05 in what looks an intriguing one-mile contest.
Two last-time-out winners Arcon and Visibility clash at Doncaster (3.15) before Angel Shared goes in search of a four-timer at 4.25.
Over at Newton Abbot, Gower Prince is looking for his fourth victory at the track before the similarly prolific Clearance goes to post at 4.00.
Friday’s racecards | Latest Sky Bet odds
Watch every race from Doncaster and Newton Abbot – live on Sky Sports Racing on Friday July 5.
Wednesday racing has jumping action at Worcester with seven races, while the flat action takes over in the evening at Ffos Las, watch live on Sky Sports Racing.
Captain Morgs and Hometown Boy contest in the strong FBC Manby Bowdler Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase (3.23).
Nicky Henderson’s string have been in fine form of late with two winners in the past 14 days. He saddles the useful Captain Morgs who will be fancied to follow up on his easy Aintree success despite a 6lb higher mark.
Hometown Boy was a useful hurdler and he seeks a first success over fences having jumped with more fluency when third at Bangor last time out.
Kilta will be looking to get back to winning ways after a below-par effort at Uttoxeter. He could well bounce back for the in-form duo of Sam and Jonathan England.
Skelton’s In This World seeks maiden chase triumph in the Rory Daly Handicap Chase (2.23).
The Skelton team have been among the winners this month and looks to break his duck over fences. The six-year-old has finished runner-up in all three starts over fences and could prove hard to beat at this grade.
Jamie Snowden’s Donnie Azoff ran out a comfortable winner over hurdles at Stratford on his last start and rates a big danger as he switches to the larger obstacles.
Mix Of Clover debuts for Alastair Ralph and warrants a mention having finished a narrow third on his last start in a Hunter Chase.
Private Bryan headlines the trappy opener in the Secured Alarm Systems Handicap (6.20).
Ed de Giles’ Private Ryan got off the mark at the twentieth attempt when seeing off Ocean Ridge at Kempton in January and bids to follow up on this switch to the turf under George Rooke.
Caramay failed to back up his narrow Windsor success when beaten at Beverley last week but is expected to appreciate the return to this faster surface.
Jimmy Mark has finished third on his last two starts at Bath and must not be underestimated off the same mark today.
Wednesday’s racecards | Latest Sky Bet odds
Watch every race from Worcester and Ffos Las – live on Sky Sports Racing on Wednesday June 26.