Tone The Barone, Badri and Kiwano battle it out in feature handicap at Lingfield on Saturday (3.30pm); Minella Trump seeks 10th win in 11 as Donald McCain dominates Bangor-On-Dee feature (3.08pm); watch every race from Lingfield, Bangor and Wolverhampton all live on Sky Sports Racing
Saturday 25 March 2023 16:12, UK
It is another jam-packed Saturday on Sky Sports Racing with every race at Lingfield, Bangor-On-Dee and Wolverhampton all live from 1.23pm.
The feature Huge Daily Boosts Only At Betuk Handicap (3.30) looks a belter with a competitive field of seven lining up over the five furlongs.
Ruth Carr's Badri has relished a drop down to the minimum trip and arrives seeking a hat-trick, with superstar apprentice Billy Loughnane booked to ride.
David Simcock's Kiwano landed a valuable pot over this course and distance three weeks ago, beating the returning Tone The Barone, who shoulders top weight for Stuart Williams with Marco Ghiani on board.
Title-chasing Danny Muscutt is busy with five rides on the card but probably has an outside chance at best on Arecibo for Robert Cowell after a below par effort when eighth in the Hever Sprint Stakes.
Umberto should offer Muscutt a better opportunity in the talkSPORT Powered By Fans Novice Stakes (2.20) as the Kevin Philippart de Foy-trained three-year-old looks to build on a promising debut run at Kempton in November.
Trainer Donald McCain sends a typically strong squad to Bangor-On-Dee and has three of the eight runners in the feature Broughton Hall Estates Handicap Hurdle (3.08).
The headline act is returning star Minella Trump, who won an incredible 10 times between May 2021 and his last start in June last year.
Theo Gillard is aboard the top weight, with champion jockey Brian Hughes booked on Jungle Jack and claimer William Maggs completing the McCain trio on Gaelik Coast.
Venetia Williams' Tanganyika could be dangerous from bottom weight after getting off the mark at Carlisle last month.
The competitive action continues long into Saturday evening with the Betuk Over 40,000 Live Streamed Races Handicap (7.30) shaping up as one of the races of the day with 13 heading to the start.
Veteran sprint star Muscika has been in fine form of late, winning over this course and distance last month before another success at Chelmsford at the start of March.
The lightly-raced Royal Parade looked good when scoring at Yarmouth last year for John and Thady Gosden and made a pleasing start under new trainer Michael Appleby when third at Newcastle 11 days ago.
He shares top weight with Michael Herrington's Good Earth and the Stuart Williams-trained Tolstoy - another former Gosden inmate - who is dropping in grade.
