Harry Wilson

1 week ago | racingpost.com | Harry Wilson |Peter Scargill

The Hampton Court had a habit of throwing up future Group 1 horses in the mid-to-late 2010s but has gone a bit cold recently. If there was ever a running that would revert this race back to type, though, it’s this one. This field is stacked with quality. There are those who ran in Classics, as well as a handful of trial runners and plenty of unexposed types, some of whom are making the step up from novices.

1 week ago | racingpost.com | David Milnes |Harry Wilson

You would expect a few shocks in a 30-runner handicap full of unexposed three-year-old milers, but the Britannia has tended to go with the market more often than not in recent years. Six of the last ten winners have returned 10-1 or shorter, while only two were bigger than 18-1 – and the 28-1 about Biometric in 2019 was skewed by a gamble on the five-timer-seeking Frankie Dettori. A common trait among many of the winners is they have only come into themselves as three-year-olds.

1 week ago | racingpost.com | Harry Wilson

Our tipster returnsĀ with his advice for all seven races on day one ofĀ Royal AscotĀ on Tuesday2.30 Royal AscotQueen Anne Stakes (Group 1), 1mHarry's tip:Ā QuddwahRosallion is 2-2 at Ascot and should step forward from his Lockinge reappearance, when he was conceding race-fitness to Lead Artist and Dancing Gemini, but I want to take on the Newbury form.

1 week ago | racingpost.com | Harry Wilson

Have the Gosdens got another Kingman? Field Of Gold drew comparisons to one of the best milers we’ve seen after his impressive victory in the Irish 2,000 Guineas and has been odds-on for the St James’s Palace Stakes since. So, how does he stack up? There are similarities between Field Of Gold and his sire, Kingman.

1 week ago | racingpost.com | Harry Wilson |James Stevens

Juvenile races at Royal Ascot can be a minefield for punters and the Coventry highlighted the point last year when Rashabar’s 80-1 shock win was supplemented with fellow outsiders filling the places at 40-1 and 50-1. Another upset this year seemed unlikely when Albert Einstein was trading at around 11-10 after winning the Marble Hill, but Aidan O’Brien ruled him out two weeks ago and the race now has a more open feel to it.