Saturday tips: "He won this race off this mark last year"
By Graham Clark
Last Updated: Fri 14 Aug 2026
Graham Clark hit the target with Stormy Music (13-2) in his latest column and has four fancies at four different meetings on Saturday.
3.13 Newmarket: Princess Ivy
Princess Ivy has failed to get her head in front in three starts, but she could change that now switched to a nursery on her first try over 7f.
The Richard Hannon-trained filly looked to be crying out for further when making good late headway over 6fin a novice event at Windsor last time out, and when finishing fourth behind subsequent Sweet Solera Stakes winner at Sugar Yes Please at Newbury.
While recent course and distance winner Eabha will prove popular to follow that win up, in receipt of 17lbs, Princess Ivy can give her plenty to think about of an opening mark of 69.
4.40 Perth: McGregor’s Charge
Polly Gundry looks to have a solid chance of celebrating a winner with her first runner at Perth with McGregor’s Change, who looks well equipped to make it back-to-back wins in the Class Five 3m handicap chase.
Since joining Gundry from Kayley Woollacott the eight year old has cut little ice in two starts over three and a quarter miles at Newton Abbot.
However, as a result of those two displays it has seen his mark slide back down to 79, which he was successful off in the race last year.
The drop back in trip is also a plus, and if getting his own way up front he could be hard to pass.
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5.20 Doncaster: Sound Gloria
Sound Gloria might not be one of the leading lights from the yard of Roger Varian, but she looks to have been found a good spot to follow up her last time out Catterick success.
Although it was a low key race she won last time out, the daughter of Nathaniel looks more than capable of being able to defy a 5lb hike in the weights for that victory.
Having been briefly outpaced before asserting late on over a mile and a half last time out the additional two furlongs should play to her strengths, as should the long straight which will allow her plenty of time to reach top gear.
7.34 Market Rasen: Huckleberry Sting
Huckleberry Sting was picked off late on in a 2m 7f handicap chase at Worcester last time out by a rival in receipt of plenty of weight, but he can atone for that near miss back at a track he has performed well on in the past.
Since being switched to fences the Tom Ellis-trained seven-year-old has taken his form to new levels having finished in the first three in all five attempts over the larger obstacles.
Although he is now 18lb higher than his first win over fences at Bangor in April, he still looks to have improvement in him.
Provided the drop back to 2m 5f doesn’t prove too sharp this looks a good spot for Huckleberry Sting to resume his progression.
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