Hollie Doyle: Docklands set to make a statement in the Doncaster Mile

As the new Flat turf season gets underway, Sky Sports Racing ambassador Hollie Doyle shares her thoughts on a packed weekend of racing in her exclusive blog. This Saturday, Doyle will be in action at Southwell, where she is partnered with Dagger Strike in the Bet £10 Get £40 With BetMGM Handicap. The ultra-consistent colt has finished second on his last three starts, including a head defeat over course and distance earlier this month, for which he has been raised 3lb. Doyle also has high hopes for Kamakay, who makes her handicap debut in the Daily Profit Boosts At betmgm.co.uk Handicap. The daughter of Kameko ran a promising race over seven furlongs in novice company last month and looks well-treated on an opening mark of 60. Meanwhile, Aura Champagne is set to make her comeback in the Read Meg Nicholls' Blog At betmgm.co.uk Maiden Stakes, where she will face stiff competition from Roger Varian's Aqpan. Doyle will also ride Golden Muse in the Midnite A Next Generation Betting App Fillies' Novice Stakes, where she will look to build on her promising debut and recent novice win. The jockey is also looking forward to riding Kings College in Division Two of the Make The Move To Midnite Handicap, a big, strapping horse who should be well-suited to the galloping test at Southwell. Teggy Lasso, meanwhile, will look to redeem himself over a shorter trip in the BetMGM Supports Safer Gambling Handicap, having failed to see out the stiff 10f at Newcastle last time. On Sunday, Doyle heads to Doncaster, where she will ride Zarathos in the William Hill Epic Boosts Handicap. The reliable gelding has been pleasing in his work and is open to improvement after a winter break. Doyle will also ride Knights Gold in the William Hill NRMB On The Grand National Handicap, a keen sort who will need to relax if he is to see out the ten furlongs. The feature race on the card is the William Hill Each Way Extra Handicap, where Doyle will partner Physique, a horse she has gone close on in the past. It could be a dream start to the new season for young trainer Harry Eustace, who has big chances in the two feature races at Doncaster on Saturday. His exciting four-year-old La Botte has a perfect profile for the William Hill Lincoln Handicap, while stable star Docklands is set to get his season off to a flyer in the William Hill Doncaster Mile Stakes.