Hollie Doyle: Wareeth in Prime Condition Ahead of Classic Trial

Ambassador Hollie Doyle is set to ride in three events at Southwell on Saturday evening, which will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. She is looking forward to the Feilden Stakes at Newmarket, where Archie Watson's promising colt Wareeth will be competing. Wareeth has been performing exceptionally well and appears to be in top condition. Doyle is excited about the prospect of Wareeth participating in the upcoming Classic trial. Meanwhile, Mick Appleby's Ambishio is favored to win the Country & Western Night 25th April Handicap, having recently won at the same course and distance. Phil Kirby's Fircombe Hall is also in excellent form, with two wins in his last three starts, and Doyle is eager to ride him in the Come Racing For Free 18th June Handicap. In other news, Evan Williams has been sentenced to three years in prison for causing grievous bodily harm. Hollie Doyle has shared her blog, discussing her hopes for the Derby and her flat horses to follow in 2026. The Grand National has seen significant changes over the years, and Kevin Blake reflects on I Am Maximus' victory. Today, Soul Love will compete in the Prix Sigy at Chantilly for Karl Burke. Thomas Equinas will participate in the Conference & Events At Southwell Racecourse Handicap, but needs to improve his recent performances. Dean Ivory's seven-year-old, Thomas Equinas, knows how to win on the All-Weather and is 5lbs below his last winning mark. However, a wide draw in stall 10 may not be ideal. Archie Watson's exciting colt Wareeth will participate in the Listed bet365 Feilden Stakes at Newmarket's Craven Meeting. Wareeth has been impressive since his debut and feels fresh and well. Stepping up to 9f in the Feilden should be ideal, and if he performs well, he may head to the Group 2 Dante Stakes at York. Hollie Doyle recently achieved her 70th winner in the familiar gold and navy blue silks of Hambleton Racing. Elements Of Fire's convincing win at Wolverhampton made it three out of three for the syndicate and trainer Archie Watson. The four-year-old's win was Archie's 114th winner for Hambleton Racing, and they are now looking forward to possibly dropping him back to six furlongs at Ascot next month. Dan Skelton's Panic Attack is a strong contender for the Randox Grand National, having won the Paddy Power Gold Cup and the Coral Gold Cup. With just 10st 5lbs on her back, she may give Harry Skelton the ride of a lifetime.