Who To Follow At Newmarket On Saturday - 25/09/21

A brilliant debut season for the Richard Fahey trained Perfect Power has seen the Ardad colt pick up three victories from his five career starts.

Showing plenty of promise on debut, he took a major step forward to easily break his maiden at the second time of asking at Hamilton over 5 furlongs.

He backed that up with an electric performance to win the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot, with subsequent Railway Stakes winner Go Bears Go in 2nd.

He’s since made the move up to 6 furlongs and left behind an unlucky run at Goodwood to easily capture the Prix Morny at Deauville last month.

His form sets a strong standard at the head of the market and he’s going to take some beating.

William Buick, as expected, has a host of nice rides at Newmarket this Saturday, with some of his runners already receiving plenty boosts of confidence in the early markets.

Buick rides a shortening 2nd fav in the 13:50 for Charlie Appleby in the form of Coroebus before sitting on board George Boughey's supplemented runner Corazon in the 14:25 who also holds fair claims at a result in the Cheveley Park.

Buick will be hoping history repeats itself in the Cambridgeshire handicap as he rides last years wide margin winner Majestic Dawn before rounding off his day with Outside World for Mark Johnston and Jumby for Eve Johnson Houghton whom both sit as favourites for their handicap contests.

All in all, each of his rides have a live chance on Saturday and he is certainly one to follow on the day.

Ger Lyons has been in decent form in Ireland of late, with a 21% strike rate across the last 14 days.

The trainer now crosses the Irish Sea boasting not one, but two, nice types in order to try his hand at British Group glory.

Sacred Bridge, his runner in the Cheveley Park Stakes, is well fancied ahead of the 14:25 contest, being unbeaten in 4 starts and holding strong claims in the lead up to that affair.

Dr Zempf is also currently prominent in the market, sitting as a well supported second favourite ahead of the Group 1 Middlepark stakes and is also expected to be in the mix of things for the Irish based trainer.

Should all go to plan, his UK trip holds great potential for being a successful one and he's certainly one to follow.