TimeformBlog

Wiqaaya accomplished a simple task on her reappearance at Wolverhampton in March. She has achieved a lot more in turf handicaps the last twice and the step up to a mile will be in her favour.

Robemaker improved on his form in maidens when runner-up in a 15-runner handicap at Newbury on his penultimate start. He was bitterly disappointing at Newmarket last time but it's too soon to write him off.

Arabian Heights got off the mark at the fifth attempt in a maiden at Wolverhampton last week. He warrants respect on his handicap/turf debut, but a stiffer test than this would be ideal.

Electra Star didn't need to improve to win a maiden at Windsor last month. She starts life in handicap on a fair mark and merits consideration with softish ground not a concern.

Set Me Free made steady progress in maidens before opening his account upped to this trip at Redcar last time. He is the type to improve further now going handicapping.

Switchback better his two previous efforts by some way when beaten just over three lengths in a maiden at Doncaster last time. He will need to improve again to take this on his handicap debut.

Yahfedh Alaih hasn't been seen since beating only one home on his handicap debut at Ripon in May. He raced freely that day so the step back in trip may suit, but his mark still looks plenty high enough.

Timeform 1-2-3:
1.    Set Me Free
2.    Electra Star
3.    Robemaker

Timeform View: A few of these possess potential, not least Set Me Free, and he's taken to see off Electra Star and Robemaker on his handicap debut.

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