Neil Morrice shares all his best bets and tips for Sunday’s racing, coming your way from Haydock Park, Leicester and Wolverhampton on 10 August 2025.
HAYDOCK PARK
Race 5 No9 BINT MOHAATHER (Nap)
Trainer: Jack Channon – Jockey: Clifford Lee
BINT MOHAATHER gets a new pilot for this first run in a fillies’ handicap as she tries to put behind her an underwhelming display over six furlongs at Doncaster. She’d earlier been an impressive scorer at Wolverhampton over 1400 metres, and should enjoy a return to that distance in a first handicap assignment.
Race 7 No6 LETSBEFRANK
Trainer: Jim Goldie – Jockey: Paul Mulrennan
LETSBEFRANK attracted a chunk of support before his latest outing at York where he failed to pick up, having travelled kindly into the straight. He has work to do on the strength of that reverse, but is in fact a very well handicapped horse, who will soon be winning and it could be today.
LEICESTER
Race 1 No6 QUADRILLION
Trainer: Harry Charlton – Jockey: Colin Keane
It was only by a diminishing length that QUADRILLION was beaten into third after being gambled on ahead of her Newmarket debut. The beautifully bred Kingman filly is bred to be smart, as her dam is the Group 1 winner Quadrilateral.
If making normal progress from that first run to her second she should open her account.
Race 4 No5 TWILIGHT MOON (Nap)
Trainer: Marcus Tregoning – Jockey: Trevor Whelan
TWILIGHT MOON was doing her best work at the finish when scoring at Salisbury last month and now tries to consolidate off a 4lb higher mark.it was a cosy success, suggesting she can keep up the good work as the best bet on this card.
WOLVERHAMPTON
Race 4 No1 CYNTHIA
Trainer: James Horton – Jockey: Adam Farragher
Although she was raised 4lb for being beaten, CYNTHIA only lost out in a photo and clearly improved for what was a career best effort. She was easy to back on that occasion, but I fear there will be no bargains to be had from her today, and she should oblige.
Race 5 No8 POLYGRAM (Nap)
Trainer: Harry Charlton – Jockey: Hollie Doyle
POLYGRAM has cheek pieces added in an attempt to end a string of near misses. The Dark Angel filly has easily the best form on offer, and should win if putting it all together in the Juddmonte silks.
