16:45 Pontefract

Three-year-olds have won the last two renewals of this listed race and it is MIAHARRIS (best priced at 13/2) who I feel is overpriced in the contest this year. The Owen Burrows trained filly won the first two starts of her career including at this level and has run with credit in France on her previous two starts. 

Miaharris was 3rd beaten only ¾ length at Chantilly in a Group 3 before finding 7f too far last time at Deauville when weakening into 4th late on. This return to 6f will suit her well and she only has 2lbs to find with both Adaay In Devon and Rage Of Bamby on weight adjusted ratings. 

17:15 Pontefract

Godsend will no doubt be popular in his bid for a four-timer but he was wayward in the finish last time and preference instead goes to LETSBEFRANK (best priced at 9/4) who also has a progressive profile. The Jim Goldie trained four-year-old won at both Hamilton and Thirsk earlier this season before finishing placed on both of his starts over this extreme distance. 

Letsbefrank finished 3rd beaten only ½ length at York before finishing a neck 2nd at Haydock last time off a mark of 74. The handicapper has raised him 2lbs for that defeat which is fair and he should hold strong claims of getting back to winning ways in this race. 

17:45 Pontefract

SEE THAT STORM (best priced at 9/4) won on his first start for the Ed Bethell stable following a 163-day break and he should hold strong claims of following up off only a 4lb higher mark. The three-year-old had shown good form for Andrew Balding in maiden/novice company before winning on his handicap debut off an opening mark of 76. 

See That Storm made all that day under Callum Rodriguez to win by a length shaping as if he was only doing enough in front. A 4lb rise could underestimate him and I expect him to make it 2/2 for new connections.