Tuesday 22nd September 2026
1.47 Listowel – (Maiden) (7f)
LOUGHREA N ROLL
Joseph O’Brien can seemingly do no wrong at present, and he looks to have another very live chance in the Listowel opener with Loughrea N Roll, who’s the mount of Joey Sheridan. He posted a very encouraging effort on his debut, running on to finish third of eleven in a Curragh maiden after looking inexperienced. He looks almost certain to take a big step forward coming into his second outing here, and a bold showing would be no surprise.
2.40 Beverley – (Class 5 Novice) (5f)
CALL ME TOMORROW
This particular contest looks to revolve around the top two in the betting, and it’s Richard Hannon’s Call Me Tomorrow that I fancy to come out on top here under Joe Leavy. She showed promise earlier in the campaign when runner-up in a couple of novice events, one of which was a Class 2 event at Newmarket, and can make her presence felt here with her sights lowered following a run in the Super Sprint at Newbury last time out. This is also her first run since a wind operation.
3.15 Beverley – (Class 2 Conditions) (5f)
JAKAJARO
On these terms, and with JM Jungle being withdrawn, it’s hard to see past Robert Cowell’s Jakajaro, who’s once again partnered with Jamie Spencer. He won back-to-back handicaps at the start of the campaign, before a string of excellent efforts within top-level group races. He’s not been quite at his best on his last two outings; however, these are much calmer waters, and it would be disappointing if he didn’t go very close.
NB
3.50 Beverley – (Class 6 Handicap) (5f)
UNDER THE RADAR
Battenburg Belle will be a warm order here coming into the contest chasing a hat-trick of wins; however, it could pay to side with the Tim Easterby-trained Under The Radar, who’s the mount of David Allan. He’s yet to win a handicap; however, he’s been knocking at the door for a while now, and his mark continues to tumble. He could take advantage of the drop into 0-60 company, and the elusive victory looks to be forthcoming.
4.20 Southwell – (Class 3 Maiden) (1m)
FLIGHT TRACKER
This is a decent maiden for a Tuesday evening at Southwell, and Ralph Beckett looks to hold a very live challenger with Flight Tracker, who’s the mount of Rossa Ryan. He’s not been beaten far in both of his starts to date, finishing a close-up second in decent maiden & novice events at Sandown and Goodwood. There should still be plenty of impovement still to come from him, and this Sea The Stars colt should prove tough to beat in this.
NAP
