Andy Holding's Wednesday Racing Tips

Some potentially useful types go to post for this novice stakes for two-year-olds and of those who have had the benefit of previous experience, POSSIBLE MAN (best price 9-2) is expected to be one of the biggest improvers.

Poorly drawn and unfancied as a result at Kempton a month ago, Sir Michael Stoute’s colt had only fresh air behind him passing the three-furlong pole and although he only managed improve his position by a few places come the finish, he did more than enough to serve notice of better times ahead. Hitting the line nicely without being asked too many questions, the son of Le Havre left the impression he would be a totally different proposition next time out and with Ryan Moore now taking over in the saddle, a more prominent display should be forthcoming.

The maiden won by Isola Rossa here 22 days ago was noted for its decent pace and eye-catching backend sectionals by the main players and having finished off her race nicely to get within hailing distance of the leaders, UNDER WRAPS (best price 5-1) can be expected to make a much bigger impact than she did on debut second time around.

Held up towards the rear early, John Gosden’s filly had plenty on her plate coming down the hill, but she came home in such encouraging fashion from two out that she ended up not be too disgraced in a respectable seventh. Like most fillies from her stable, she’s bound to come on for that initial outing both mentally and physically and despite her tricky double-figure draw, a bold show looks a distinct possibility.

S’ALL GOOD MAN (best price 5-1) – named after the famous catchphrase used by one of Netflix’s greatest characters, Saul Goodman - has shaped with conspicuous promise on both his two starts at today’s venue and at the absolute minimum he should be good enough to make the frame in a race where not that many have strong claims.

Promising when sixth in a useful maiden over the extended 1m2f trip on his first visit to the Co Lough venue, the son of War Command bettered than effort with a solid performance behind the smart Bluebeard’s Castle next time and with the numbers for that race strongly suggesting it was a fair maiden of its kind, his run deserves extra attention. The way he travelled through the contest 23 days ago pointed towards a horse who is quite comfortable going a good gallop on this surface and apart from the Joseph O’Brien-trained favourite, the rest of the opposition don’t look the strongest bunch you’ve ever seen.

Michael Halford has been enjoying a really productive time of things of late at today’s track, highlighted by three winners at the last meeting and the Co Kildare handler looks to have a strong hand in this maiden sending both STELLAR SPIRIT (best price 3-1) and Let Me Pass to post with leading claims.

Despite the former being the least experienced of the pair, he makes the most appeal as his debut effort here 14 days ago came with a bucket load of promise. Mid-field as the runners turned for home, the son of Charm Spirit came home in pretty eye-catching fashion to finish on the coat tails of several useful and experienced juveniles and with the distinct likelihood of a good deal more to come with that initial run under his belt, he rates a cast-iron each-way play at the morning prices.