Morley Glass And Glazing Supports The YCC Handicap

Promising debut second and improved to go one better in a 7-runner novice at Newcastle (5f) next time, always holding on. Shaped a bit better than result under a penalty but more needed now switching to turf for handicap bow.

Has returned better than ever this season, making the frame on his first 3 outings. Made a bit of a mess at the start at Doncaster on most recent outing, so is better judged on previous form.

Showed a lot more with the visor reapplied when third of 8 in 6f handicap at Newmarket (good to firm) 18 days ago, doing too much too soon. Interesting back at 5f on that evidence.

C&D winner who returned to form with his reappearance under his belt when fourth of 14 in 5f handicap at Beverley (5f, good, 25/1) 29 days ago. Not dismissed having eased a further 2 lb in the weights.

Showed plenty of ability when runner-up at Thirsk on debut (5f) in May 2025. Not seen to best effect at Chester later that month but offered little at Wolverhampton 11 months on and has something to prove now entering handicaps.

Showed improved form when off the mark in 10-runner handicap at Ripon (6f, good) in April, showing a likeable attitude. Ran at least as well in defeat from a 3 lb higher mark at Hamilton since and should remain competitive returning to a stiff 5f fitted with first-time cheekpieces.

Runner-up on her last 2 starts, latterly in 4-runner maiden at Bath (5.7f, good). Drop back to 5f promises to suit and must enter the reckoning from a handy draw.