AW Champion Jockey Luke Morris is hopeful of visiting the winners’ enclosure on Saturday!

The racing every Saturday at the moment is really competitive, with this weekend being no exception, so it was brilliant to be able to ride a double on Coral Winter Derby day last week.

I was hoping to nick one winner and thinking that would be a good day’s work, so to grab a Listed winner and then win a nice handicap as well was a real bonus.

The Listed Hever Sprint Stakes was a really strong race with the likes of Muthmir, Take Cover and Move In Time in there and Lightscameraction really put his best foot forward to produce a career best and I was delighted for everyone.

He’s a tricky horse to place as his turf form has not been as good as his all-weather form and he’s best at five furlongs as well so I think the options a fairly limited for him now.

I’m sure he’ll go to Good Friday and hopefully he can transfer the form he showed over five furlongs to six in the Sprint Final, although he’s by no means guaranteed to do it.

I didn’t ride him, but I thought Grendisar was the horse to beat in the Winter Derby as he’s such an all-weather specialist and when he has a good pace to run at his turn of foot his superb.

That’s exactly what happened last weekend and I’m still of the view that he’s going to be very hard to beat in the Coral Easter Classic. Hopefully I can be back in the winner’s enclosure this afternoon at Lingfield.

Apache Glory – 1.55 Lingfield
It was her first try over a mile and a half last time and she really seemed to improve for it. I think the handicapper has been quite fair by only putting her up 3lb for the win and she’s got a good chance of following it up. There is some pace in the race which should suit her as she’s best when having something to aim at off a decent gallop.