Horse racing tips: ‘Sprinting is his game' – Templegate's 7-2 NAP can strike at Ascot
TEMPLEGATE tackles Wednesday's racing confident of building the bank for another mega few days of action.
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ELECTROLYTE (2.50 Ascot, nap).
This speedy three-year-old already has some impressive form on his CV thanks to a really promising debut season.
He was beaten in a head-bobber for the Group 2 Coventry Stakes at the Royal meeting and finished the campaign with a battling win across the Channel at Chantilly.
In between, he proved seven furlongs was a bit too far at Glorious Goodwood and it looks like sprinting will always be his game. He likes quick ground and has gone well fresh before.
ISLE OF LISMORE (3.23 Ascot, nb)
Won one of the divisions of this race last season and is back to defend his title from 1lb lower in the handicap.
He was just two lengths off the pace on comeback at Newmarket earlier this month and should be much fitter today. We know this trip and track are right up his street.
Blew away the cobwebs with a highly encouraging third on the Rowley Mile two weeks ago.
He stays over his ideal trip and can has dropped nicely down the weights. Fast ground suits and he'll be right there again.
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