The first runner on Sunday from Pontefract is the the Kevin Ryan trained Queen's Order who goes in the Novice Stakes over five furlongs.
This filly looks a potential improver off the back of her debut when she finished a bright second over course and distance on good ground.
She stepping into the unknown if the rain comes down but looks to hold obvious claims in this race especially with Daniel Tudhope on board.
Hereby goes for us in the Class 3 Handicap over 1 mile 4 furlongs and this Ralph Beckett trained filly is the bottom weight and holds a big chance with that in her favour.
She has raced four times in her small career winning two of them and placing in another so she heads into the contest in smart form.
She won by a head last time out on handicap debut and will be hoping the rain continues to fall as she has done her best work on soft.
The Class 5 Handicap over a marathon distance sees only a small field go to post and with that in mind we have the Jedd O'Keefe trained Remember The Days.
This five year old gelding goes for the dual purpose trainer in a race that he can dominate from the front, certainly staying the distance.
He has placed in all of his last three runs and now in a lesser race than his last he can get off the mark for the first time this season.
The feature race of the day is the Listed Fillies Stakes over six furlongs and some smart horses go to post here but David O'Meara's Perfection looks a class above.
This four year old in her last two starts has shown why she should be taken seriously finishing second in a Group 3 at Fairyhouse with the winner franking the form next time out.
Also on her latest start she was just pipped on the line at Glorious Goodwood by 2018 1000 Guineas winner Billesdon Brook in a Group Three and that form sets the standard.
The 1 mile Class 3 Handicap sees a very competitive field go to post for a race of this nature and the Ed Dunlop trained Global Gift knows how to win.
The three year old had won her previous two races before a poor performance last time out at Newmarket in a better race than this and coming back in grade can see him get back to winning ways.
He is a versatile character winning on both heavy and good ground recently but the softer it is the better he should be against the field.
The penultimate selection of the day is a Class 4 Novice Stakes over 1 mile and we have gone with last time out winner Eva Maria to double up on Sunday.
The Richard Fahey trained three year old is very unexposed racing twice in her career. She started her campaign at Thirsk finishing a mart third behind a nice William Haggas horse.
She then got off the mark on her second outing in good to soft conditions at the same track and being a daughter of Sea The Stars she won't mind the cut in the ground to much.
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The final runner of the day is the David O'Meara trained Dancing Rave who has been in electric form of late and hopefully continues that here.
He has two wins in his last four runs with them both coming on soft ground so the conditions will be really in his favour here.
He is only 1lb higher than his last win which still keeps him on a attractive mark and with Tudhope in the saddle he should go well.
