Luke highlights the best of his weekend rides

1.45 Lingfield – Noble Deed

He’s been out of form for a while but as a result he’s potentially well handicapped now. He’s drawn well in stall two and soon enough he’s going to come back to form and get his head in front. It’s just hard to know when that may be so he’s probably best watched.

2.20 Lingfield – Just Us Two

He’s been knocking on the door all season really. His trainer Robert Cowell bought him back from the sales so he must like him and I think he’s got a good, solid chance from stall one.

4.05 Lingfield – Miss Mirabeau

She’s a filly with a lovely pedigree and she’ll improve with racing as she goes up in trip. Having said that, this looks a moderate race and if the penny drops quick enough she’s more than capable of winning. I have a feeling things might just happen a bit too quick for her first time.

5.45 Kempton – Boychick

I think he can win again this horse. I won on him last time as he’s a horse that once he hits the front his ears go forward and he saves a bit for himself. That means there’s a bit left in the locker and going up another furlong will help find that extra improvement too. He’s got a really good chance.

7.15 Kempton – Kingthistle

He’s getting plenty of weight from his rivals and trainer Ian Williams has his horses in really good form at the moment. I think he’s got a good chance.

7.45 Kempton – Childesplay

This looks a really trappy, competitive fillies’ handicap. She’s well berthed in stall three and is capable on her day, but I think she’s best when she gets an easy lead. That might be tough as there looks to be a few others that would want to go on so she’ll need things to drop right to have a chance.

8.15 Kempton – Haabis

He’s always shown more at home than on the track. One day he’ll get his act together and I do think a big, galloping track Kempton will suit him. He might be one to catch off a break and could go well at a big price.

8.45 Kempton – Embankment

He’s got plenty of ability but he tends to give away a few lengths at the gate and makes life difficult for himself as a result. He needs a strongly-run race to be at his best.

9.15 Kempton – Harbour Town

This looks an ideal race. He’s been in a few races this week and his trainer Harry Dunlop has picked this race to go for. Life’s a bit difficult from stall ten but I think he’s better than his mark and he’s got a good each-way chance.

Cheers,

Luke

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