We had a cracking day yesterday with plenty of winners whilst the win double also landed, returning a healthy profit.
The racing continues to come thick and fast with flat racing taking place at York, Yarmouth and Bath (evening), whilst jump meetings occur at Perth and Worcester both in the evening. Punchestown holds an evening jump meeting in Ireland.
York selections are posted elsewhere but here are Danny Archer's selections for the rest of today's racing...
Lombardy to be shining Star at Bath
6:55: Bath - Star Of Lombardy 6/1 Each Way (1/4).
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Won well on the All-Weather on two consecutive occasions earlier this term and was a fine second in a trappy event here in April. Second to a smart horse at Doncaster last time, he is holding his form well and he looks decent value upped in trip.
7:55: Bath - Monteamiata 2/1 NAP.
Ran a cracker at Windsor last time as his jockey reported that this daughter of Dream Ahead effectively lost her balance and therefore action when a staying on second at Windsor. The horse who beat him that day has upheld his form since and if handling this track, this three-year-old filly is entitled to go close.
Sene to Walk the line at Punchestown
7:45: Punchestown - Senewalk 5/6.
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Very well touted by connections before making his stable debut at Punchestown in November but he jumped very poorly which put paid to his chance. Interestingly, Mullins is keen to get another run into this five-year-old son of Walk In The Park and he should win this.
Be Folly to write off Druid's at Worcester
2:30: Worcester - Druid's Folly 5/2.
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Goes on most ground and this son of Beneficial has his first chase start after finishing second at Perth last time. He has the scope to make a decent chaser and he can go close here.
5:15: Worcester - Old Harry Rocks 15/8.
Looked in need of a stiffer test of stamina at Fontwell last time when rallying again once headed. He gets that here and with Fehily aboard, he is well fancied to land the spoils.
Georgia sitting on the dock of the Bay at Yarmouth
1:40: Yarmouth - Farook 8/11.
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Tough to look past Charlie Hills' charge who has finished second on two outings so far this term. It's a slight worry that he hasn't got his head in front yet but this is by far the weakest race he has contested and this looks a very good opportunity.
3:20: Yarmouth - Georgian Bay 6/1 Each Way.
Form recently hardly sets the world alight but he is below his last winning mark and represents a yard in stellar form.
Win Double
1:40: Yarmouth - Farook
7:55: Bath - Monteamiata
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