Irish NH Tips St Leger Doncaster Cup Day Tips

A consistent sort who has two wins and three places from 10 career starts and is in a rich vein of form at the moment. This son of Golden Horn has really shown his metal over staying trips and this test will be right up his street. He was unlucky on his penultimate start when he met some trouble in running at Goodwood, but he made up for it in no uncertain terms last time when a runaway winner back at the same track.

Ryan Moore takes over from Jack Doughty in the saddle and with track and trip to suit it will take a very well handicapped horse to beat him.

This horse has been off the track since a good run in the Coventry at Royal Ascot in June. That race has been working out really well with plenty Group and listed winners in the field and he was only beaten a length and a quarter on the day. Clearly something was amiss since or possibly even on the day and a reproduction of that run will put him right in the mix.

If he's ready to go on the back of a break he can put his experience from Ascot to good use here against an inexperienced favourite. He's a big value punt at the prices.

This horse has some proper form to his name all season. From the likes of Babouche, Whistlejacket and Henri Matisse he has ran well against all the best two-year-olds around. The majority of his form is over six furlongs, but he also ran really well over five at Royal Ascot in the Norfolk.

I think another go at this trip at a stiff track is worth trying and at a double figure price he appeals as a really solid each way bet.