Robin Goodfellow's racing tips: Best bets for Wednesday, July 9
Catterick
Robin Goodfellow
2.20 Langholm
2.50 Gillali Lass
3.20 Stardinia
3.50 Call Me Betty
4.20 Myboymax
4.50 Waiting For Love
Gimcrack
2.20 Obee Jo
2.50 Harswell River
3.20 She's Crafty
3.50 Medinilla (nb)
4.20 Cosmic Soul
4.50 In A Hurry
NORTHERNER – 3.50 Call Me Betty (nb); 4.50 CROWN'S LADY (nap)
Kempton
Robin Goodfellow
5.50 Beach Point
6.20 Likeness
6.50 Scotland
7.20 Comte De Loir
7.55 I Follow Rivers (nb)
8.25 Wadacre Grace
8.55 Bold Suitor
Gimcrack
5.50 Ocean Heights
6.20 Likeness
6.50 SKIMMER (nap)
7.20 Kingdom Of Stars
7.55 I Follow Rivers
8.25 Wadacre Grace
8.55 Aspire To Glory
NEWMARKET – 6.20 LIKENESS (nap); 7.20 Molten Sea (nb)
Yarmouth
Robin Goodfellow
2.35 Rajak
3.05 Zighy
3.35 Majaz
4.10 Heer's Sadie
4.40 Palazzo Persico
5.10 Lady Mariko
Gimcrack
2.35 Spirit Star
3.05 Sara Moon
3.35 Majaz
4.10 Hinitsa Bay
4.40 Little Tiger
5.10 Sychell
Ffos Las
Robin Goodfellow
6.10 Sunset Strip
6.40 Gaga Mate
7.10 Rogue Endeavour
7.40 High Degree
8.10 SPARTAN TIMES (nap)
8.40 Black Smoke
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