Hollie Doyle: Wareeth in Prime Condition Ahead of Classic Trial

I have three rides lined up at Southwell on Saturday evening, all of which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. One of the key highlights of my upcoming schedule is the Feilden Stakes at Newmarket, where I will be partnering with Archie Watson's highly promising colt, Wareeth. Ambishio, trained by Mick Appleby, is expected to perform well in the Country & Western Night 25th April Handicap, having recently secured a course and distance win. His impressive re-appearance in January, where he beat a subsequent winner with a rating of 96, showcases his potential. I am also looking forward to riding Fircombe Hall in the Come Racing For Free 18th June Handicap, given his terrific form with two wins in his last three starts. A good draw in stall two and a modest 3lbs rise for his latest success should not hinder his chances in this 0-55 grade. Meanwhile, Thomas Equinas will need to improve upon his recent performances when he competes in the Conference & Events At Southwell Racecourse Handicap. Next Wednesday marks a significant day for Wareeth, who has been entered into the Listed bet365 Feilden Stakes at Newmarket's Craven Meeting. Following his remarkable debut at Newcastle, where he drew clear of his rivals to win by 14 lengths, he has been earmarked for a Classic trial. Stepping up to 9f in the Feilden should be ideal, and if he performs well, he may proceed to the Group 2 Dante Stakes at York on May 14. Riding my 70th winner for Hambleton Racing on Monday was a notable achievement, and I am hopeful that Elements Of Fire can continue to deliver impressive results. With 75 years having passed since a mare last won the Randox Grand National, I am optimistic that Dan Skelton's Panic Attack can make history at Aintree. Her recent victories in the Paddy Power Gold Cup and the Coral Gold Cup demonstrate her capabilities, and with a favorable weight, I believe she can provide Harry Skelton with a memorable ride.