Five horses to follow on Saturday at Newmarket and Haydock

Tipster: Ross Millar.

Best odds: 13-8.

Given the regard in which the John and Thady Gosden yard clearly hold Publish, I believed it was significant that Bow Echo was so well supported ahead of their clash in the Listed Ascendant Stakes at Haydock this month. The strong support, which eventually saw Bow Echo sent off the 5-6 favourite, was well justified as he produced a powerful final furlong to win by a length. 

Theoretically, this Group Two contest should represent a further step up in class, but I don’t see this as being any tougher than his last assignment. The stiffer track should play to his strengths, and at the general 13-8 on offer, I rate him a strong fancy. 

Tipster: Danny Archer.

Best odds: 11-4.

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This youngster created a deep impression when powering clear to win the Sky Bet Lowther Stakes at York last time out where she defeated America Queen, and she’s got her optimum ground conditions again on Saturday. 

There’s surely stacks more to come from Ed Walker’s stable star and I think the dip at Newmarket might actually play to her advantage in the closing stages, given her potent turn of foot. 

She's my nap of the day on Saturday, and make sure you head to Racing TV's TikTok page to view the rest of my fancies for the action live on Racing TV.

Tipster: Dave Nevison.

Best odds: 7-2.

Woven generally hits form for the Ladbrokes Ayr Gold Cup Festival and his run in the Bronze Cup last week must have been heartbreaking for his connections. He closed rapidly going from one side of the track to the other, and only just failed to get up. 

The nine-year-old has never been the most reliable to back up a good run, but I think he might do so this time.

He won this contest last season and goes well at the track, especially when a fast pace is guaranteed like it is here. 

The selection has been raised 3lb for his recent Ayr exertions but he is definitely well enough handicapped to strike, if things go right for him, as he's only a pound higher than last year’s victory. 

Tipster: Alex Scott.

Best odds: 7-1.

Tipster: Harry Allwood.

Best odds: 9-2.

This filly hasn't had much luck on her past two outings but those efforts certainly suggest she is well handicapped if things go right for her.

Andrew Balding's charge was only narrowly denied when hampered by the winner in a strong handicap at Goodwood two starts ago and was caught too far back before staying on strongly to finish third at York when last seen.

She fared much better than the result suggests on the Knavesmire having been caught behind a wall of rivals at a crucial stage, while her early exuberance did not help her cause. 

The selection has only been raised a pound for that effort and with just seven starts under her belt, she should have further improvement in her, and appears to hold strong claims here.

Best odds: 5-2.

This is a youngster that I've had my eye on for a Nursery for a while as I think her past two outings, in particular, have both been very good efforts, and the handicapper hasn't changed her rating of 67. 

I think that could prove to be lenient, and she's a front-runner, which I think are positive tactics at this track. 

I'm hopeful she can secure an easy lead here and build on her recent efforts over a course and distance that should suit her well. She's my strongest fancy on Saturday.

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