In-running Lays: Back-to-lay Brian Boranha and Caprice D’Anglais
Above: Peter Niven trains Brian Boranha who runs in the 2.45 at Catterick.
2.15 Catterick: Caprice D’Anglais has traded below at least half his BSP in 6 of his last 7 runs. While his last run was pretty disappointing, it may have come a little quick after an impressive 25 length win previously. His two previous runs before that disappointment yielded two wins on rain softened ground and on a right handed track which he returns to again here. He looks the obvious pace in this race with Nomoreblackjack likely to keep him company upfront; he currently trades around 6.60 for a back-to-lay.
2.45 Catterick: Brian Boranha has traded below at least half his BSP in his last four races and was unfortunate enough to lose a race he won after his jockey weighed in light last month. He’s a strong travelling horse the is usually held up behind the pace; he currently trades around 4.80 for a back-to-lay.
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