Tote Ten To Follow Betting Preview Part 2

Our selections for our 3YO division include the prohibitive Guineas favourite Dawn Approach in addition to the second choice - undefeated Toronado. Both of these look to be the early choices to be the pick of their generation and it appears as though Toronado is getting plenty of momentum for a derby bid already. There is a lot to like about both of them and they are pointed at a good mix of races and may choose to avoid each other after the Guineas. 

Our 3YO division is rounded out by Declaration of War - a Group 3 and listed winner who comes out of Aidan O’Brien’s yard. He scored on his seasonal debut at Leopardstown and looks like he will be pointed at primarily Irish Classics. He only has a single blemish on his past performance and he has forged a good partnership with Joseph O’Brien. 

We have also included stablemate Kingsbarns in our 3YO division - a lightly-raced son of Galileo who captured the Group 1 Racing Post Trophy last season. He came off a seven length maiden score at Navan to step right up to the race at Doncaster and capture it by nearly two lengths. He looks like he will have no problem stepping up in trip considering how well he stayed on. This one is also an interesting tip for a step up to face older contenders later in the summer. 

We have included Hot Snap as our choice filly in this season and she’s likely to capture the 1000 Guineas and then push forward towards the Oaks. With a very competitive female division in both 3YO and older, it looks like you don’t want to spread yourself too thin this year. She also has the bonus of being pointed towards the Coronation Stakes.

Our long distance contender is the respected Cavalryman who who in Dubai this year and really seems to be the international specialist long-distance horse you want in contests like this.