The Inside Track

Wednesday 19^th September

Yarmouth

3.50 – Anjaz 2pt win 100/30

Anjaz shaped well, in what has worked out to be a really decent handicap at Haydock last time.  She raced freely early, but still looked the most likely winner at the 2 pole, only to fail to get home over the 12 furlong trip.  Stencive and Sir Graham Wade have franked the form since, and now dropping back to 10 furlongs, she is a strong fancy to win.
Today’s race is significantly less competitive than the Haydock race, with Commitment striking me as the only potential danger.  Providing they go a reasonable gallop, I expect her to be far too good for today’s opposition.  Anything around the 3/1 mark is worth taking.

Kempton

8.45 – Kuanyo 2pt win 6/1

The last time we saw Kuanyo, the Peter Makin stable were desperately out of form, having had just 1 winner in the first 7 months of the year.  They have turned the corner since, by having had 5 winners in the 5 past weeks, and if Kuanyo returns from his 8 week break in better heart, then he should win tonight.
He won a remarkable 6 handicaps on the bounce last summer, rising from 63 to 91 in the process, today he races off a mark of 82, which is 2 lbs below his last winning mark.  He has the plum draw in stall 1, and he has a very good record on Polytrack, having won 2 out of his 3 races on the surface.
I expect Seb Sanders to make all on him, and providing he is fully tuned up, he should take all the beating.