Shepherd's Purse can flourish over a shorter distance for Loughnane

James Pyman with his runners to watch from the past week

Golden Wolf (yellow) found one too good again when Amazing Red beat him at Newmarket

Golden Wolf (yellow) deserves to win a big handicapCredit: Mark Cranham

Beat Le Bon
Trainer: Richard Hannon
2nd, Newbury, July 20

Two-year-olds from the Richard Hannon yard who run well first time out often feature in this column due to the fact they often go on to better things. Beat Le Bon was weak in the betting on debut at Newbury but he threw down a sustained challenge to the promising winner Momkin, who had the benefit of a previous race, and the pair drew six lengths clear of third-placed Sheriffmuir, who was sent off favourite.
AdviceBack on next three starts

Ninjago
Paul Midgley
3rd, Pontefract, July 20

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James Pyman

Published on 26 July 2018inHorse racing tips

Last updated 16:03, 23 August 2018

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