Stick with progressive Mactwins even in the the face of tough test
MACTWINS faces by far the toughest test of his short career to date but Chris Hamblin's youngster can make it three wins in three starts by beating A2 rivals over 450m at Oxford (3.29).
A double-upgrade for a debut victory did not stop him last time even though he did not start as well as on his first appearance and it is that confirmation that he is not must lead which makes him appeal again.
Mactwins (T4) ade it two from two with a gutsy display at Oxford last week
The likes of Spot On Oisin and Liams Eske are just two rivals who could out-trap him but a decent run round the first couple of bends can allow him to make a telling second half move.
Harlow has a Wednesday SIS double-header with Debbie Hurlock's Daires Sydney (12.12) and Maurice Rice's Jura Kaneco (8.52) the picks, while Raymond McNamara's Gabriels Choice (2.03) is the standout at Kilkenny.
There is afternoon action at Valley where James Danaher's Quivers Rafa looks good in a top grade 460m contest at 3.59.
Mactwins (nap)
T3 Oxford 3.29