Gracious John can make amends by landing hot 3 Year Old Sprint Final

David Barron’s Wolowitz has a progressive profile, having won all three of his All Weather starts, including by a neck ahead of Kadrizzi last time out in a conditions race at Wolverhampton.

Being drawn in stall 8 is far from ideal for Wolwoitz, however, but the gelding retains real promise and has been pretty flawless on fibresand.

Quatrieme Ami has a similar profile to Wolowitz, while Kingsley Klarion will have to improve drastically to get among more lauded rivals. The same can be said of William Haggas colt Ornate.

Agueroo, not Kadrizzi, best each-way value

Dean Ivory gelding Kadrizzi’s narrow defeats to race rivals he re-opposes rule him out as a serious contender, though he does have a course and distance win at Lingfield under his belt this term.

Kadrizzi has barely put a foot wrong, and that makes him look like a worthy each-way wager, yet there is better value backing Aguerooo this way at more attractive odds.

If given a patient ride despite what is expected to be a frenetic pace, Richard Hannon’s horse has previous when coming off the pace to beat Kingsley Klarion in February.

Drawn in stall 3, Aguerooo is also a course and distance winner of the AW Finals circuit. Such form puts him in the frame to run above his lengthy odds.

Selections

Win – Gracious John
Each-way – Aguerooo

Related

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