GYTO Wednesday Notebook Double

Only the four runners heading to post for this but the hat-trick seeking ONLY THE BOLD must be of great appeal for David Pipe. He has really taken his form up a notch since going chasing and was impressive at Bangor before following up at Hereford last time. The headgear has really perked him up and despite going up 10lb since that last run he is largely unexposed and should have more in the locker if called upon.

Richmond Lake impressed bolting up at Wetherby and that form has been well advertised since and he went down all guns blazing at Ayr so looks the obvious danger. Ned Tanner showed a good attitude to prevail last time but he does have an error in him and that would be concerning. Arthur’s Quay needs to find more to be coming out on top in this.

Olly Murphy is going great guns right now with a near 30% strike rate and SWINGING LONDON can give him another winner at Warwick on Wednesday. This horse hinted that his turn might be near again when beaten just half a length at Huntingdon at the start of the month and if building on that will go one better here. Lewis Stones keeps the ride and is good value for his 5lb claim and this track should suit better.

Galahad Threepwood deserved to get his head back in front at Doncaster and looks the danger albeit the drop back in trip might not be the best move. Mount Tempest was thrashed on handicap debut at Ffos Las and will need to put that behind to get competitive here back down to two miles. I Hope Star has run well the last twice and goes handicapping now so is also noted.