Friday's racing at Brighton, broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing, promises to be an exciting affair... The highlight of the final day of the Brighton Summer Festival is the Harry Bloom Memorial 'Brighton Bullet' Handicap, featuring Tenbob Tommy among 10 contenders.
Trained by Sheena West, Tenbob Tommy has won two of his two starts over six furlongs, including a handicap at Leicester in April, and is expected to deliver another impressive performance, despite some concerns about his absence. Lequinto has had a busy summer and put in a strong showing when finishing second at Windsor 18 days ago, making him a contender from the same mark.
Other notable horses in the running include Marcellinus, Ancient Times, and Grey Horizon. For the latest racing news, interviews, and features, download our app to stay up-to-date on the go. The Bet In Over 200 Shops Nationwide With Jenningsbet Handicap at 4:30 pm is another intriguing event, with Dragon God and Manhattan Chute bidding for further success. Dragon God, trained by Tony Carroll, broke his maiden at Yarmouth on Sunday and is expected to remain competitive in this class.
Manhattan Chute doubled his win tally for the season with a victory at Leicester last month and, having been rated higher in the past, poses a significant threat. Other horses to watch include Bated Breeze, who won at this course and distance last time out for the Moore stable. Visit Sky Sports Racing for the latest horse racing news, interviews, and features.
Shes Got The Blues has been in excellent form, winning at Leicester and following up with a victory over this course and distance. Although she only managed third at Windsor due to an unfavorable position, she may still be involved from a three-pound lower mark. Pennine Way, trained by Jack Channon, ran her best race yet when finishing third off this mark at Wolverhampton, and a repeat performance could put her in the mix. Among the other contenders, Superstorm and Arvana Belle hold the most appeal in a challenging betting heat.