Michael Bell has his horses on the boil and the Fitzroy House handler can expect more success in the juvenile division before the end of the month.
KIMBERELLA come on a bundle since his debut at the Guineas meeting and his work with HOYAM Sunday was endorsed when the latter finished an excellent second at Windsor on Monday night.
The work on the Summer Gallop was of a high order and Kimberella is definitely one for the notebook.
WE ARE CITY to show promise and was in grand form when she blew out solo under Jamie Spencer.
OPERATION TRACER to be taking a while to come to hand, and he couldn't mix it with RUBY NIGHT their separate spin.
RISHIKESH the eye and should soon return to racecourse duty. TACTICIAN her home in what was another good piece of work.
Mick Channon's HIGHLIFE DANCER one to monitor for Chester on Saturday. Having knocked on the door on several occasions, the gelding looks in the kind of form from which he can win soon.
MR SPIGGOTT a couple of entries and after working nicely at West Ilsley, he could go to Goodwood for a three-year-old handicap at the weekend.
SAVANNA DAYS well first time back and may also be heading for a similar event on a different day of the Goodwood fixture.
NAYARRA in good heart working ahead of the Height Of Fashion Stakes, a Listed race for fillies, while the veteran BATELEUR in good form and may reappear on Saturday.
Mick Channon, who introduced a potentially smart filly in Jillnextdoor at Newbury on Friday, will up the ante with some other well regarded juveniles before the end of the month and several of these worked at West Ilsley this week.
Channon utilises his former top juvenile Atlantic Sport as a lead horse for the youngsters and note should be taken of CHILWORTH ICON, went with the older horse on grass and looks a live candidate for a race at Royal Ascot.
The son of Channon's own stallion Sixties Icon impressed when opening his account at Bath and has since run well in a hot heat at Kempton, in which he finished second. Channon will be looking to get another run into him before raising his sights.
NINE IRON another to take the eye when working with two others and this son of Verglas has shown promise on several occasions at home.
He was accompanied by DUKE OF ORANGE, son of first-season sire Duke Of Marmalade, and
Three-year-old SPANISH FORK some two-year-olds in a separate group including GOLDEN LULU, daughter of Indesatchel, and the Danehill Dancer filly
The latter is out of Silca Chiave, with whom Channon did well a few seasons back, and is another to have worked well.
WARRANT OFFICER well in a group of three colts, shadowed by JULLANDAR
NASEEM ALYASMEEN showing plenty of gusto and should go well in the three-year-old handicap at Leicester on Monday.
SONNING ROSE in good heart working with
Richard Hannon is moulding his likely juvenile prospects for Royal Ascot, and among those who have worked well at Herridge this week, LYRIC ACE definitely one for the notebook.
The son of Thousand Words looked in grand order as he came up the main all-weather and looks ready to build on his recent successes at Leicester and Kempton.
He looks set to attempt to complete the hat-trick in the conditions race at Windsor on Monday.
HAIRY ROCKET be a likely type for the Queen Mary and she looked in equally good order engaging in a half-mile spin ahead of a probable return to the track next week.
The daughter of Pivotal will handle cut in the ground and looked smart when she floored stablemate MISS DIVA her Windsor debut.
The latter has also done well since that introduction and may also run at Windsor, where Hannon strikes with so many of his junior brigade.
STRONG SUIT DUBAWI GOLD on the top of their game as they breezed ahead of the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury. Both look in tip-top condition for their match-up with the mighty Frankel.
EMMUSKA last season on a roll and this filly has been showing up well ahead of her imminent return to the racecourse.
DEMOCRETES a stormer on his comeback at the Guineas meeting and looks a big player in the three-year-old handicap at Headquarters.
Others to catch the eye included POOLE HARBOUR, runs at Newbury, and

