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WORTH WAITING can make it thirdtime lucky at Redcar before possibly going on to bigger and better things.

While her early-closing entry in the Darley Irish Oaks may well be flying too high, she already shown when finishing second in two starts to date that she is capable of winning races.

After racing over seven furlongs and an extended mile, David Lanigan’s charge could show improvement when stepped up to a mile and a quarter.

She looks a most likely type in the Racing UK HD On Sky 426 Median Auction Maiden Stakes

Peace Dreamer’s first success came at the Cleveland venue in June and, while she was beaten twice after that, she got this season off to a winning start at Bath in early May.

Robert Cowell has found a good opportunity for the daughter of Sir Prancealot in the Watch Racing In Stunning HD Fillies’ Handicap.

Bounty Pursuit has been collared close home over seven furlongs in her last two starts and the drop back to six can pay off for Michael Blake’s six-yearold in the Orbital 29 June Handicap at Brighton.

Fanaar shaped well on his debut in what looked a good maiden at Newmarket won by Konchek, who did the form no harm when a close third in the Listed National Stakes at Sandown on Thursday.

The William Haggas-trained youngster stayed on well in the final half a furlong to suggest that he should be suited by the step up to six furlongs the British Stallion Studs EBF Maiden Stakes at Leicester.

Owen Burrows was not surprised by Sawwaah’s success at 25-1 on his debut in the Wood Ditton at Newmarket’s Craven meeting.

The son of New Approach looked as though he would be suited by the step up to to a mile and a quarter which he gets in division two of the Play Blackjack At 188Bet Casino Confined Novice Stakes at Lingfield.

White Desert tackles a mile and three-quarters for the first time at Wolverhampton and that looks a winning move for the four-year-old