Hollie Doyle Awaits Classic Trial with Wareeth in Top Form

Hollie Doyle, our ambassador, is set to ride three horses at Southwell on Saturday evening, which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. She is also looking forward to the upcoming Feilden Stakes at Newmarket, where Archie Watson's exciting colt Wareeth will participate. Wareeth has been performing exceptionally well and appears to be 'fresh and well' ahead of the Classic trial. Mick Appleby's Ambishio has a strong chance of winning the Country & Western Night 25th April Handicap, given his recent course and distance win. This speedy colt has shown impressive performance since being gelded and is expected to deliver a great result. Hollie Doyle will also be riding Fircombe Hall in the Come Racing For Free 18th June Handicap, a horse she has previously won with at Newcastle. Fircombe Hall has been in terrific form, with two wins in his last three starts, and Doyle is looking forward to jumping back on him. In other news, Azleet has entered the 1000 Guineas contention after winning the Nell Gwyn Stakes at 50-1. Hollie Doyle will be blogging about her experience with Derby hope Wareeth in the Feilden Stakes at Newmarket. Evan Williams, a trainer, has been jailed for three years for causing grievous bodily harm with intent over a hockey stick attack on a 72-year-old. Hollie Doyle has also shared her list of flat horses to follow in 2026, including Derby hopefuls and international stars. The Grand National has seen significant changes over the years, with Kevin Blake reflecting on I Am Maximus' victory. Today on Sky Sports Racing, Soul Love will be seeking Prix Sigy success at Chantilly for Karl Burke. Thomas Equinas will be running in the Conference & Events At Southwell Racecourse Handicap, but needs to improve on his four performances so far this year. Dean Ivory's seven-year-old, Thomas Equinas, knows how to win on the All-Weather, having done so five times, but faces a challenge with a wide draw in stall 10. Next Wednesday will be a big day for Archie Watson's exciting colt Wareeth, who has been entered in the Listed bet365 Feilden Stakes at Newmarket's Craven Meeting. Wareeth has been destined for a Classic trial since his impressive debut in a mile Newcastle novice last month. Stepping up to 9f in the Feilden should be ideal for Wareeth at this stage, and if the Derby dream is still alive, he could head to the Group 2 Dante Stakes at York on May 14. Hollie Doyle recently rode her 70th winner in the familiar gold and navy blue silks of Hambleton Racing, a proud moment for her. Elements Of Fire's convincing win at Wolverhampton made it three out of three for the syndicate and trainer Archie Watson. Doyle is hoping that Elements Of Fire can add to the tally on turf in the coming weeks and put his name up in lights alongside her unforgettable first Group 1 winner Glen Shiel. It's been 75 years since a mare won the Randox Grand National, but Hollie Doyle is hoping Dan Skelton's Panic Attack can emulate Nickel Coin's achievement at Aintree. Panic Attack has been a revelation this season, winning the Paddy Power Gold Cup and the Coral Gold Cup in the autumn. With just 10st 5lbs on her back, Doyle thinks she can give Harry Skelton the ride of a lifetime.