Pacific Fleet set to sail into the winner’s box at Catterick
– Pacific Fleet can finally open his account in the Racing Welfare Mental Health Awareness Week Novice Stakes at Catterick.
Previously trained by Archie Watson, he posted his most eyecatching performance when third to Wells Farhh Go at York last July, with the winner on course to test his Classic credentials in the Dante later this week.
Pacific Fleet is clearly not of that calibre and this might be his best opportunity of a victory as he can put his experience to good use.
Sovereign Debt can get the ball rolling again today as he takes a
London
drop in class for the Weatherbys Racing Bank Supporting Mental Health Foundation Stakes at Windsor.
This nine-year-old has been a true star for Ruth Carr, notching up two Group race wins as well as being placed at Pattern level on numerous other occasions last term.
He signed off with a fair fourth at Group 3 level at Newmarket last October but was found lacking on his return this year, beating only two home in the Sandown Mile - a race he won in 2017.
However, Sovereign Debt is that bit older now and looked thoroughly in need of the outing with all but a couple of the field already having had a run this term.
While he travelled well, Sovereign Debt did not enjoy a dream route so it would be fair to expect a good bit of progress from that effort.
The conditions of this race give him upwards of 1.5kg advantage and it will be disappointing if he cannot capitalise on that.
Zzoro is not the most reliable of horses, but it would be dangerous to dismiss his chances in the K&L Gates Supporting Mental Health Foundation Handicap.
He only narrowly failed to prevail over this course and distance last month and he is certainly rated to win when the mood strikes.
Zzoro can complete a double for Amanda Perrett, whose Open Wide is the pick in the Sky Bet Extra Place Races Handicap.
Elysees can register his second success at Wolverhampton in the Catterick (UK) Monday Race 1: 15:00 Follow At The Races On Twitter Handicap.
After three luckless maiden runs, he made a winning handicap bow when prevailing over this distance for Alan King last month.
He still looks pretty progressive and a 2kg rise could prove generous. –