Our gallops reporter has got the latest from Andrew Balding's Lambourn base including news of recent Irish recruit Wingingit.
ST MARY'S has continued in a rich vein of form and worked well at Andrew Balding's Kingsclere yard ahead of a probable trip to Goodwood next week.
The four-year-old gained a storming win at Chester and either side of that has posted a couple of near misses.
Stamina is her strong suit and she should get ideal conditions in the mile-and-three-quarter handicap for fillies and mares.
She looked in good heart in some work on grass earlier in the week.
FARLEIGH MAC is a strong traveller that is getting onto a mark from which he should convert in the autumn and has a date in the spring handicap at Newmarket tomorrow.
He breezed beautifully on the main all-weather strip this morning.
WINGINGIT is a recent arrival at the yard from Ireland and looks a fascinating contender for the Arc Trial at Newbury.
She stays extremely well as demonstrated with a fine second in a Listed race at Leopardstown in July.
However, she's indicated in her work that a run over eleven furlongs in this Group Three should not prove to be against her.
REBEL STREAK needs to step up to the plate but his recent work suggests he will not be a forlorn hope in the race his connections dearly want to win, the Group Two Mill Reef Stakes.
