Sam King is back with four selections on Saturday.
You'd need about a week to thoroughly go through every race on 'Super Saturday' but I'm hopeful to have found some winners across the four big meetings.
Newmarket, York, Ascot and York form a four-strong stellar line-up of racing on Saturday, with the July Cup, Summer Mile Stakes and John Smith's Cup all excellent affairs on paper.
In the big one, the Al Basti Equiworld, Dubai July Cup Stakes at Newmarket (4.35), I'm happy to take a chance on Inisherin with there being plenty of question marks over those at the head of the market.
Notable Speech's supplementary entry has shaken things up, but he looks short enough in the betting as drops to six furlongs having raced exclusively over a mile to date.
It's the Kevin Ryan-trained Inisherin who makes the most appeal to me, with Tom Eaves back in the saddle on this highly talented sprinter.
An empathic winner of the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot last season, Inisherin could only finish fifth in this twelve months ago but there are signs that he's still capable of better.
He rallied well to beat Flora Of Bermuda, who is much shorter in the betting this afternoon, in the Duke Of York Clipper Stakes on his reappearance, despite Kevin Ryan openly admitting he'd struggled to get as much work into him prior to the event as he'd liked.
A subsequent disappointing effort behind some of these in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes means he's a general 17/2 chance, but he's fitted with first-time cheekpieces here and it would be no surprise were he to bounce back to his very best.
1pt Win – Inisherin
Odds – 9/1
Earlier on the card, Miss Nightfall can gain compensation for failing to land the spoils when sent off a very well-backed favourite in the Sandringham Stakes at Royal Ascot last month.
James Fanshawe's filly looked like an unlucky loser when runner-up from well off the pace at Goodwood on her return to action, and once again, she was left with plenty to do after ducking left at the start in a competitive Sandringham Stakes.
The daughter of Sands Of Mali could be spotted travelling smoothly at the rear of the field under Oisin Murphy with a couple of furlongs left to go but ultimately failed to reel in those in front of her despite putting in plenty of good work late on. The five horses placed in front of her that day all raced prominently, so it's easy to upgrade her performance.
She had this year's French 1000 Guineas runner-up Shes Perfect back in third when second in a conditions event at Goodwood as a two-year-old and with this track expected to suit on the return to seven furlongs, the James Fanshawe-trained contender cane make amends off a 1lb higher mark.
1pt Win - Miss Nightfall
Odds – 15/8
More Thunder holds obvious claims now stepping up to seven furlongs on the back of an unlucky near miss Wokingham Stakes at Royal Ascot.
However, William Haggas' charge, who is 3lb well-in at the weights here, has been priced up extremely defensively by bookmakers and at the current prices, Run Boy Run could be the one to side with.
Trained by Richard Spencer, he shaped better than the bare result when ninth in the Buckingham Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot, making the running in a small group of three on the unfavoured far side before sticking on well enough to the task once headed.
A good runner-up at Newbury prior, Richard Spencer's four-year-old should relish the return Newmarket's July Course, a track where his figures read 2211.
George Wood knows him well having been onboard every start this season and with a mark of 95 still workable, this gelded son of Coventry Stakes winner Rajasinghe should have every chance of finding the frame once more.
0.5pt Each-way – Run Boy Run
Odds – 10/1
Over at Ascot, Angel Of Rain looks overpriced in the finale for Callum Shepherd and James Horton.
A battling winner of a Wolverhampton novice event over six furlongs, James Horton's striking Dark Angel filly looked unlucky not to make a successful handicap debut when upped to seven at Doncaster last time.
Having been squeezed out between rivals coming out the gates, she found herself too far back in a race where the winner raced prominently and the runner-up came from midfield.
Not only did she lose plenty of ground at the start, but Angel Of Rain also had to switch out wide to make her challenge as those in front dropped back into her lap as the pace began to lift.
She posted the quickest final furlong in the field on that occasion, while it's also plausible to expect her to take a step forward for the effort given it was her first start for 117 days.
Ascot's stiff seven furlongs should be right up her street and it's hard to see why she's so big in the market racing off an unchanged rating of 72.
1pt Each-way – Angel Of Rain
Odds – 10/1
