Racing

Doncaster Place 6 Preview | 29th March

13.15 William Hill Top Price Guarantee EBF Brocklesby Stakes

NORMAN’S CAY represents a stable with a good record in this race and must be considered, while the likes of MIGHTY VEGA and KAMAKAMELEON for last year’s winning connections are others to note. THE BOREHAM BULLET and MONTY MAGOO are played as cover in this competitive opener.

Tips: NORMAN’S CAY, MIGHTY VEGA, KAMAKAMELEON, THE BOREHAM BULLET & MONTY MAGOO

13.50 William Hill Bet 10 Get 10 Spring Mile Handicap

MYAL gained a fourth consecutive win when dominating a large-field handicap here last time out and must be respected on his return. FARASI LANE and RHYTHM MASTER are well handicapped at present and cannot be taken lightly, with OUR HAVANA another to bring into the equation.

Tips: MYAL, FARASI LANE, RHYTHM MASTER, PROMETHEAN & OUR HAVANA

14.25 William Hill Best Odds Guaranteed Cammidge Trophy

Dual Group 1 placed SPYCATCHER wasn’t beaten far when sixth of 20 in the Champions Sprint Stakes last time out and ran well on his return last season, so he could be ready to go close in these calmer waters. IBERIAN and JAMES’S DELIGHT are others to consider.

Tips: SPYCATCHER, IBERIAN & JAMES’S DELIGHT

15.00 William Hill Doncaster Mile Stakes 

DANCING GEMINI came within a half-length of success in the French 2000 Guineas on his reappearance last season when second and has plenty in his favour on today’s return. Dropped in class after finishing a very good fourth in the QEII when last seen, he’s fancied to get the job done.

Tips: DANCING GEMINI

15.35 William Hill Lincoln

SEAN is back in the UK off a revised 4lb lower mark than when last seen in Britain, the combination of today’s big field and nice ground will suit him. He has fitness on his side and remains totally unexposed in the handicapping ranks, while ORNE split the Dee Stakes 1-2 when second at Chelmsford last April and looks very well treated off an opening mark of 97.

Tips: SEAN & ORNE

16.10 William Hill More Top Prices Maiden Stakes 

Charlie Appleby runs two in the race, with BEDOUIN PRINCE earning the vote, having only been denied by a nose on debut at Kempton. I liked the way he battled all the way to the line and he’s sure to have learned a lot. The third has boosted the form since, so with more to come, he’s fancied to go one better.

Tips: BEDOUIN PRINCE