Jason Weaver: Dandhu can deliver 1000 Guineas glory at Newmarket

The Weaver Shark is on the hunt for more winners in Sunday’s TV races and thankfully, he’s got his teeth into six top tips for us.

Newmarket

13:50 – Melting Dew

He is a typical late maturing type from Michael Stoute’s top outfit. Melting Dew has looked very good and has been on the improve, which he showed by winning on a couple of occasions last season. It’s a big ask returning of top weight in a very competitive contest, however, the team are red-hot and having Ryan Moore booked doesn’t do his chances any harm.

14:20 – Veracious

Only second in on official ratings, but that should help make the market in our favour. Veracious, again, is a lightly raced improver and this is a perfect starting point in group company. Surely, bigger targets on the horizon throughout the year. However, this is not a strong renewal it has to be said.

14:55 – Gunmetal

He already has strong C&D form here when trained by Charlie Hills, but lost his way since. Gunmetal was bought by new connections and he quickly regained his form by winning the great St Wilfrid at Ripon. This is high class two handicap company and surely a return to group races beckons this season for him.

15:35 – Dandhu

She was a bit of an eyecatcher when chasing home Just Wonderful here last season and she made no mistake on her return for 1000 Guineas prep at Newbury. Given her style, she will need a little luck in this 15-runner contest. The fact remains though that she has plenty of untapped potential.

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Hamilton

14:05 – Deputise

He has found a very winnable opportunity for the money and so makes the long trip north from Newmarket. Last time out Deputise was in a dingdong battle up to the line on all-weather finals day at Lingfield. A drop of a furlong looks sure to suit him on this stiff track.

14:35 – Eye of the Storm

He hasn’t been up to scratch recently in top staying company at Musselburgh and Ripon, but has dropped down to a very realistic mark. Eye of the Storm’s connections take another 5 pounds off here, with the useful Sean Davies in the saddle and he looks ready to roll, having run well at this track off a low 90s rating last year.

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