Hollie Doyle: Who’s Glen holds strong Northumberland Plate credentials at Newcastle | Racing News

Our ambassador Hollie Doyle looks at five rides in Doncaster on Saturday evening, live on Sky Sports Racing and reflects on his victory listed in France on Tuesday.

Sharper crosses for the return race

Hambleton Racing’s Crosspiece It could be my best chance in Doncaster on Saturday evening when he reappears in the Chique Boutique Doncaster Handicap (8.00).

A suffocating horse, he needed his first round in just over a year when he finished on the ground in a disability of Sept-Furns to doncaster earlier this month, but should undress this time.

I hope he will be able to resume the promise he showed during the victory in stable beginnings for my boss Archie Watson in Newcastle last year. Formerly with the master French coach Andre Fabre, he had trouble relying on this performance in a handful of races on Turf, but this represents a drop in the career note of 86.

Wind operation The key to the researcher

Now that he has this first race under his circumference after wind surgery, Blue researcher Hopefully have enough confidence to make his mark in the Howcroft group handicap (7.00) in Doncaster.

The three years of Oliver Greenall and Josh Guerriero ran respectable during his first departure for new connections after being bought from Simon and Ed Crisford’s Power Yard last month.

Winner of seven stadiums on the age of two at the age of two, he must translate this grass form, but should enjoy returning to this large galloping track.

Right mile ideal to monopolize

The winner of Mark Loughnane every time Monopolize works on the lawn for the first time since August when it aligns itself for the Hilton Garden Inn Handicap (9:00 am) in Doncaster.

The five -year -old has won twice on Turf, although on a softer ground than he should meet in Town Moor, but is only 1 lb more than when marking at Kempton Park in January. He ran well on the straight track in Newcastle last winter, so he should appreciate this test.

Hamaleel Reading at work

I am looking for a little more progress to Hamaleel seven British stallion studies EBF Maiden Fillies Restricted Stakes (7.30) in Doncaster.

The Archie’s filly is a large weak and weak girl from Palace Pier who is linked to a five -year -old juvenile victory and who is out of the dam who also won at two years but who needed the experience in two points to Redcar and Lingfield Park. She was a little more straight during this trip last time, but learns at work.

Later, Impertinent glory needs to regain the form it produced on all the time last winter when it reappears in the Doncaster supports the handicap of the week of racing racing staff (8.30).

Now running a basement bar following a series of disappointing efforts, the Mark Walford’s filly clearly needs to find much more to be competitive in a superior quality race than those in which it has run.

Glen has solid plaque references

Andrew Balding’s young stay Who is Glen Bring an ideal profile in the big race on Saturday, the £ 150,000 Jenningsbet Northumberland Plate in Newcastle (3.15), Live on Sky Sports Racing.

It is not ideally pulled in stand 19, but I am sure that PJ McDonald, which set up a double for the courtyard to Gosforth Park on Thursday, can bring it into a good attack position. Who’s Glen is a solid stay that has shown its attributes with a large race from the rhythm of the Chester Cup and has also proven the shape on the all -time.

I also hope to see another great performance by the winner of the Onesmoothoperator from last year for the coach born locally Brian Ellison. He may have 12 lb higher in disability, but it seems that an improved horse is tried on his victory for group three in Australia and another group ranking in Meydan.

The Brian star had been on the way for a long time, but entered the race a fresh horse after a well -deserved break which could prove to be a real advantage. He also started well in Stalle Seven to be in the right place for Connor Beasley when the house fees start.

Arrow one of the fastest I have set up

Fast sprinter Spartan arrow is undoubtedly the quickest horse that I have ever climbed, except for my multiple winner in group 1 Bradsell.

A second unluckiness in Epsom’s dashboard, the five-year player from Archie Watson made a better in the Hampton Prix at Cinq-Frong in Chantilly on Tuesday, showing not only an early pace, but also the tenacity of fighting when we head.

I am delighted for its owners Hambleton Racing who have another fascinating horse with whom to wage war in the races of motif this season. He has an entry into the Two King George Qatar Stakes group in Goodwood in August, which could be an ideal target.

Hollie Doyle spoke to Sky Sports Racing by Simon Mapletoft.