@TheTWETracker's Three To Follow This Weekend - 29/04/22

The first race of the afternoon at Newmarket is the Listed Kilvington Stakes over six furlongs and Flotus having been bought for 1,000,000gns by Japanese owner Katsumi Yoshida looks to be the pick of the bunch.

A superb sprinter last term making an emphatic debut in May at Goodwood when bounding clear of the second by close to five lengths.

She then went to Royal Ascot on heavy ground in the G3 Albany Stakes and ran no race and did the same when looking to bounce back in the Duchess Of Cambridge Stakes.A better sixth of 17 in the Listed St Hugh's Stakes over 5f at Newbury, he then went to Ripon and got back to form in a big way bolting up in a Listed event.

Flotus put in her best run to date when last seen in the Group One Cheveley Park Stakes over course and distance when looking the winner a long way out but being pipped close home by the superstar Tenebrism.

Getting weight off the field it looks a great bit of placing and dropping back in grade makes her very tough to beat.

The first Group event of the day is Palace House Stakes over 5f and Came From The Dark for Ed Walker takes the eye with his consistent nature.

The six year old was an expensive 480,000gns purchase as a yearling but has provided some superb days for his connections over the years and this can be another one.Seen four times last year he started his campaign off at Musselburgh of 5f and was a good third of 13 behind Jabbarockie and Zarzyni who he was giving weight away to that day.

Sent to Newbury next time out he got off the mark for the season, seeing off talented sprinters Garrus, King's Lynn and Tis Marvellous to land the spoils.

Looking to make it back to back wins he went down by a neck to Godolphin's Lazuli in this race last year, with Appleby's horse franking the form in better races throughout the campaign.

Came From The Dark rounded off last season by winning the Group Three Coral Charge at Sandown in July from Arecibo and Happy Romance.

He holds some of the leading form in the book and if fully wound up looks a big player.

The final event of the afternoon on the Rowley Mile is the Class 2 Handicap over 6f and Annaf at 10/1 looks big value off the back of his latest run.

The three year old son of Muhaarar made his debut for the yard in January this year at Newcastle when getting off the mark in taking style.

He then went to Kempton and finished a good second behind the talented Kaboo and backed that up next time out at Newcastle in a Novice Stakes over 5f when winning comfortably.

Having his third run at Gosforth Park in the three year old All-Weather Championships he ran on well to grab fourth at a big price against some smart horses.

Annaf is a very progressive horse that looks overpriced to us in the market and if staying on an upward curve has to be of some interest at the price.