@TheTWETracker's Three To Follow This Weekend - 26/08/21

The first runner of the weekend to get in your trackers is the William Haggas trained Harb who has been seen twice to date and this event gives him a huge opportunity to get off the mark.

The son of Kingman was a very expensive purchase costing €850,000 as a yearling and he was first seen as a two year old finishing a decent third at Newcastle over a mile.

Saved for this term, he returned at Newmarket in a hot novice content over a mile and having been backed heavily before the off, he went on to finish second behind the extremely talented Derab.

That run offers the best form heading into the event and for Haggas to send a horse like this to Beverley it should only mean one thing.

A horse we have been tracking for sometime is the David Simcock trained Clitheroe who made a superb debut in a Fillies' Novice and is now upped to a Group Three in just her second outing.

The A$590,000 purchase made a bright debut behind the smart Dubai Jewel, finishing her race off well to grab a narrow second.

She will be sure to come on for that and the step up in trip should suit, with her doing her best work near the finish.

Exciting prospect for the yard.

The final horse to add into your trackers ahead of this weekend is the William Haggas trained Scattering who made an impressive debut and was then backed well before his last run before disappointing in the soft ground.

The two year old was a good third when first seen at Newcastle behind a next time out winner and was then sent to Glorious Goodwood for a hot novices event.

He disappointed on the day having undergone some market support and now getting back to better turf conditions he should give his true running.

The yard thought more of this horse than his last run.