GYTO Wednesday Notebook Double

The way ROYAL AVIATION won at Windsor last time was mightily impressive given he reared leaving the stalls. He came from last to first under Jack Mitchell and was much the best on the day. He is still improving judging by that and while a 9lb rise demands more I still think he is well handicapped as he bids to land the hat-trick. Sabyinyo is a keen going sort who will likely go hard off the front and that should help the selection find his stride early before looking to pick them off in the closing stages. Kitsune Power is the likely danger as he won well at Leicester on reappearance before going down less than a length at Newmarket. A similar run here would see him emerge as the main threat. Lady Caroline was well held on final start but is another one that deserves a second look now handicapping.

Haggas and Marquand have been going great guns in these colours recently and MORGAN FAIRY might be one to side with at Kempton on Wednesday. She makes her handicap debut now off a mark of just 79 and if she improves she should be right in the mix. She improved with every run as a 2yo and signed off with a convincing win over C&D so is proven at the track and on the surface. Kings Joy made a winning debut and shaped well when third on return at Ascot but she was keen enough that day and I’m not sure how straightforward she is. Ribbon Rose impressed on penultimate start here but completely blew out in the Nell Gwyn. She might bounce back here and will be the danger if she does. Prism is another one to note having won on final start when last seen at Chelmsford last year.