Three Big Eye-Catchers from September

Following a sensational Saturday as Wimbledon Hawkeye landed our ante-post money at 6/1 in the Royal Lodge I’ve included three eye-catchers from the last week or two below all of which are worth placing in your trackers.

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TAWAJJAH (Roger Varian): A fairly useful novice in which the gallop only really picked up from halfway and it paid to be handy, so Tawajjah can be marked up for his effort, given he came from a bit further back than ideal and shaped best overall. He’s bred to be smart – he’s out of a half-sister to St Leger winner Kew Gardens – but was too green to do himself justice on his debut and sole start last year. Tawajjah proved a totally different proposition on his return from 10 months off, though, and he was arguably unlucky not to win, storming home from an unpromising position and he was in front a stride after the line. He looks a useful prospect who should have no problem picking up a similar event, while he is likely to flourish when tried over further than a mile.

 

WINNEBAGO (Tom Clover): Winnebago had offered plenty to work with when 4th on debut at Newmarket last month and he again shaped really well when runner-up behind a promising rival at Yarmouth. Winnebago was unable to match the winner’s finishing effort but saw things out really well himself, pulling three and a quarter lengths clear of the third and running to the sort of level that would be good enough to win plenty of similar contests. He’ll continue to progress and is one to be positive about. Connections think plenty of him!

 

MISSION TO MOON(Roger Varian): Another of interest from the Varian yard. A good 3rd on Saturday at Newmarket, the ground had dried out significantly between the morning and the time of his race later in the afternoon. Connections expect him to have a productive autumn campaign as conditions soften and he’s a horse to keep on side over the next month or so.