Doyle: Wareeth 'in top form' ahead of key Classic trial

I have three rides lined up at Southwell on Saturday evening, all of which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. Looking ahead to next week, I am excited about the prospects of Archie Watson's talented colt Wareeth in the Feilden Stakes at Newmarket. Following his impressive debut, Wareeth has been preparing for a Classic trial and appears to be fresh and well. Ambishio, trained by Mick Appleby, has a strong chance of building on his recent course and distance win when he returns to Southwell on Saturday for the Country & Western Night 25th April Handicap. His recent performance was boosted by the win of Call Margot at the track on Thursday. Phil Kirby's Fircombe Hall is in great form, having secured two wins in his last three starts. I am looking forward to riding him again in the Come Racing For Free 18th June Handicap at Southwell. With a good draw and only a 3lbs rise for his latest win, I believe he has a good chance. Thomas Equinas will run in the Conference & Events At Southwell Racecourse Handicap, but he needs to improve on his recent performances. Despite being well handicapped, a wide draw may hinder his chances. Next Wednesday will be a significant day for Wareeth as he competes in the Listed bet365 Feilden Stakes at Newmarket. A win could set him up for the Group 2 Dante Stakes at York on May 14. I recently achieved my 70th win in the Hambleton Racing silks, courtesy of Elements Of Fire's convincing victory at Wolverhampton. This was the syndicate's third win since being purchased from John and Thady Gosden's yard. I am also hoping that Dan Skelton's Panic Attack can make history by becoming the first mare to win the Randox Grand National in 75 years. With a favorable weight and strong recent performances, I believe she has a good chance.