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 events I'm looking forward to is the Feilden Stakes at Newmarket, where I'll be riding Archie Watson's exciting colt Wareeth. Ambishio, trained by Mick Appleby, has a strong chance of winning the Country & Western Night 25th April Handicap, having recently won over the same course and distance. His performance was impressive, and he's had sufficient time to recover since then. I'm also set to ride Fircombe Hall in the Come Racing For Free 18th June Handicap, a horse I've had success with in the past. With a good draw and a reasonable weight, I'm optimistic about our chances. Another horse I'll be keeping an eye on is Thomas Equinas, who has the potential to do well if he can improve on his recent form. Meanwhile, Dean Ivory's seven-year-old is well-handicapped but faces a challenge due to a wide draw. Looking ahead to next week, Wareeth will participate in the Listed bet365 Feilden Stakes, a key trial for the Classics. His debut performance was highly impressive, and I'm excited to see how he'll perform over 9f. A good showing could set him up for a run in the Group 2 Dante Stakes at York. Recently, I rode my 70th winner for Hambleton Racing, a milestone I'm proud of, and I'm looking forward to seeing how Elements Of Fire will perform on turf in the coming weeks.