Replace all change with renewed Shaergar Cup as a ladies team with ASCOT card

A Rejiged Shaergar Cup in Ascot sees an end to the women’s team that has been part of the competition since its foundation and a switch to what is described as more “geographically based” teams that represent Asia, Great Britain and Ireland, Europe and the rest of the world.

Sometimes it remains a bit artificial-Robbie Dolan, for example, last year’s Melbourne Cup-winning jockey from last year, moved to Australia almost ten years ago, but is in the GB & Ireland-Up-but-but-it-up, it is aimed at a slightly different audience than the rest of Ascot’s program and there are more unpredictable faces around this time.

Five of the 12 riders-Karis Teetan, Delphine Santiago, Katie Davis, Suraj Nerradu and Dario di Tocco-Zullen ride in Great Britain for the first time, while Ryusei Sakai, Mirai Iwata, Per-Anders Gråberg and Dolan have had two doogen between them.

Perhaps as a result, the gambling market of the opportunities of the ‘home’ side, with GB & Ireland-Hollie Doyle, Joanna Mason and Dolan-op about 6-4 priced for the victory.

However, there is a wealth of experience in all four teams, and the rest of the world-Davis, Teetan and Hugh Bowman-Zou can be a better gamble at around 9-4 to get the most out of several decent opportunities on the six-race card.

Four of Bowman’s five rides, meanwhile, are priced at 6-1 or shorter, and he is a solid 9-2 shot to be the top points of the day.

Ascot 1.35 First Cheekpieces pulled an abrupt return to form of Daring capital In Hamilton last weekend and although headgear does not always get the same result on the second time, everything near that level Teetan would give a good chance to make his first ride in Britain a winning.

Ascot 2.10 The light racing Life Nova Ran the last time more than a mile and five furlongs, but will probably improve further for this return to two miles and Jessica Harrington can give a second success in this competition in Three Runnings.

Haydock 2.25 David O’meara’s new recruit Made -up Did the run in Epsom needed in June, but showed a lot of improvement to win its last start previous term and is a decent shot at around 10-1.

Ascot 2.45 Ian Williams Dream Harder Was a good second in this last year and ended well from Saturday on his only other start about the race and the distance last month.

Haydock 3.00 This return to 10 furlongs should pay attention Haatem, The last time in a higher figure in a higher figure was missing in a higher number.

Ascot 3.20 Prince of India This season has improved in five trips and has yielded a different career last time to accelerate more than three lengths of a large field at the Newmarket’s July festival. He also has room for progress, even after an increase of 11 pounds in the weights.

Newmarket 3.40 The flawlessly bred Dance to the music – A complete sister of the winner of the Breeders’ Cup Mile Space Blues – should take this step in her pass in group three business.

Ascot 3.55 William Haggas’s Attitude Was a decisive winner on his handicap debut on race and distance fourteen days ago and will be a winner for Delphine Santiago, the leading female rider of France, if somewhere near that form.

Ascot 4.30 Bowman can close the Shaergar Cup card with a winner on Urban lion. Jack Channon’s four -year -old has a career to run the fifth in the Royal Hunt Cup on the straight job here the last time, and is only 1 pound higher.