I'm set to ride at Newmarket's Craven meeting, with a key mount on Derby prospect Wareeth in the Listed Feilden Stakes. My boss Archie Watson's exciting colt, Wareeth, will be my standout ride at the meeting and is a potential Derby horse. He will be taking a significant step up in class after winning his novice race over 1m at Newcastle by 14 lengths. Although he doesn't hold a Derby entry, we've been pleased with his progress since his racecourse debut.

I had the chance to sit on him last week and he felt good, but we'll learn more about him after this second start. Aidan O'Brien's Isaac Newton has an edge in terms of experience, having won his maiden at Goodwood and finished fourth in the Group 1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud. He holds a Derby entry and has an official rating of 106.

Like Wareeth, Godolphin's Poseidon's Warrior will be making the leap from novice company after winning over this distance at Goodwood. All three colts are entered in the traditional Derby trial, the Group 2 Dante at York next month. I'm expecting a strong run from ZOULU CHIEF in the Weatherbys With Venatour Racing Handicap on Wednesday, having run a lovely race for me at Newmarket in the autumn.

He's been busy on the All-Weather over the winter, winning at Wolverhampton and giving a good battle to Completely Random at Lingfield Park. Approaching his prime as a five-year-old, he's a few pounds higher than his best winning performance at York in 2023 but looks every bit a 90 horse.

I've ridden work on Jane Chapple-Hyam's outsider HARLEQUIN BREEZE and believe she's worth her place in the Group 3 Lanwades Stud Nell Gwyn Stakes on Wednesday. Despite likely odds, this tough daughter of New Bay brings potentially smart form into this Betfred 1000 Guineas trial. IMPOSSIBLE MISSION needs to prove himself on turf as he receives weight from all his rivals in the National Stud Handicap on Wednesday.

John Butler's three-year-old made a winning handicap debut under Neil Callan at Wolverhampton in November and should have come on for his reappearance there last month. Meanwhile, it will be all about experience for Des Donovan's LADY FIZZ in the Molson Coors British EBF Maiden Fillies' Stakes. This debutant takes on fillies from some powerful yards over 1m, which may be a minimum trip for her in due course. I'm looking forward to riding Marco Botti's Shergar Cup winner PRINCE OF INDIA in the Zyn Abernant Stakes on Thursday.

It'll be the first time I've ridden him on the track, but I liked him when I sat on him on the gallops last year. He's a powerfully built colt who could prove a force in stakes sprints this summer.

I'm expecting big things from Hawk Mountain this year, so I'll be disappointed if he doesn't make a winning return in the Group 3 Betway Craven Stakes at Newmarket on Thursday. Aidan O'Brien's son of Wootton Bassett is already a Group 1 winner after taking the Futurity Trophy at Doncaster last October and can strengthen his own Derby claims. Another favourite of mine is Karl Burke's Boiling Point, who returns to turf in the Group 3 Betway Earl Of Sefton Stakes on Wednesday. The Cambridgeshire winner probably needed the outing in a steadily run Winter Derby, but with that run under his girth, can establish himself as a genuine Pattern performer this season.