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Who's your Banker of the Day on Saturday?
The flat season is getting into full swing this weekend, with the Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster taking centre stage on Saturday.
We've picked out the four leading contenders from the Lincoln on Saturday and are asking you, our Coral Racing Club members, if you had to vote for one to be your Banker of the Day, who would you pick?
The horse who gets the most votes will be put into an exclusive Coral Racing Club Odds Booster that will be available under Specials on the Horse Racing page shortly after the poll closes on Friday at 1pm.
Banker of the Day Preview
Awaal
Awaal has scored twice in his career under rules to date, both of which came over a mile, and he finished in second in the Lincoln last year, just over a length behind Migration. Teh five-year-old has placed in three contests since, including in the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot last year.
Can he get back into the winners' enclosure this weekend?
Liberty Lane
Liberty Lane has also won twice in his career, with the last of those victories coming over course and distance in a Class 2 Handicap in September. He was last seen finishing a disappointing thirteen lengths back in the Cambridgeshire and makes his first start of the season on Saturday with regular jockey Clifford Lee taking the reins once again.
Can he record his second victory over track and trip on Saturday?
Chazzesmee
Chazzesmee was in brilliant form last season, turning out three times and winning twice, once over a mile at Dundalk and once over seven furlongs at Naas. He finished second in his third start last season and won in nice style on his seasonal reappearance at The Curragh on Monday.
Can he go back-to-back with a win at Doncaster?
Lattam
Lattam spent his first two seasons in training with William Haggas, collecting four victories on the way. He was switched to Julie Camacho's yard ahead of this season in January and makes his first start for his new trainer this weekend, with Ryan Sexton in the saddle for the first time.
Can he get off to a winning start for new connections?
Click VOTE HERE to have your say in this week's poll.
We've picked out the four leading contenders from the Lincoln on Saturday and are asking you, our Coral Racing Club members, if you had to vote for one to be your Banker of the Day, who would you pick?
The horse who gets the most votes will be put into an exclusive Coral Racing Club Odds Booster that will be available under Specials on the Horse Racing page shortly after the poll closes on Friday at 1pm.
Banker of the Day Preview
Awaal
Awaal has scored twice in his career under rules to date, both of which came over a mile, and he finished in second in the Lincoln last year, just over a length behind Migration. Teh five-year-old has placed in three contests since, including in the Royal Hunt Cup at Royal Ascot last year.
Can he get back into the winners' enclosure this weekend?
Liberty Lane
Liberty Lane has also won twice in his career, with the last of those victories coming over course and distance in a Class 2 Handicap in September. He was last seen finishing a disappointing thirteen lengths back in the Cambridgeshire and makes his first start of the season on Saturday with regular jockey Clifford Lee taking the reins once again.
Can he record his second victory over track and trip on Saturday?
Chazzesmee
Chazzesmee was in brilliant form last season, turning out three times and winning twice, once over a mile at Dundalk and once over seven furlongs at Naas. He finished second in his third start last season and won in nice style on his seasonal reappearance at The Curragh on Monday.
Can he go back-to-back with a win at Doncaster?
Lattam
Lattam spent his first two seasons in training with William Haggas, collecting four victories on the way. He was switched to Julie Camacho's yard ahead of this season in January and makes his first start for his new trainer this weekend, with Ryan Sexton in the saddle for the first time.
Can he get off to a winning start for new connections?
Click VOTE HERE to have your say in this week's poll.
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