Jim Delahunt gives his big racing verdict ahead of the Scottish Stewards' Cup as he rates Trilby's chances in Hamilton
Sam England's sprinter was fourth of 12 in a £35,000 race over Hamilton's 5f in June and a 1lb drop means he's back on his last winning mark from Beverley in April.
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Racehorse Trilby leads the way at Haydock Park in 2024.
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SunSport columnist Jim Delahunt
Credit: Keith Campbell - The Sun Glasgow
The five-time winning five-year-old has had a wind operation in the five-week gap since that last trip to South Lanarkshire and the visual evidence of that second visit...
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