Saturday ITV Racing tips: Best free bets for Doncaster and Kempton on March 29

Doncaster's Lincoln Handicap (1535) is the traditional start to this year's British Flat season and that's the highlight of five races from Town Moor.

Kempton's all-weather track provides three races for the ITV cameras, including the Roseberry Handicap Stakes (1440) and the Listed Snowdrop Fillies' Stakes (1515).

Let's begin with a quick run through of our ITV tips, with the reasons why we've picked them further down the page.

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(Please be aware selections could become non-runners after article's latest update)

 

Saturday ITV tips:

13:15 (Doncaster) Kamakameleon

13:50 (Doncaster) Naepoint

14:05 (Kempton) Kamboo

14:25 (Doncaster) Marshman

14:40 (Kempton) Mount Atlas

15:00 (Doncaster) Liberty Lane

15:15 (Kempton) Soprano

15:35 (Doncaster) Thunder Run

 

13:15 (Doncaster) Kamakameleon

The Brocklesby Stakes is the first two-year-old contest of the season in the UK, so a market check will provide important indicators.

Dylan Cunha won this twelve months ago and his Kameko colt Kamakameleon reportedly showed plenty at home, and has a strong chance of coming out on top.

Norman's Cay commands respect racing for top connections with recent success in this contest.

Archibald Ives and Sucking Diesel both require consideration.

 

13:50 (Doncaster) Naepoint

Progressive Naepoint won three of his last four outings in 2024.

May continue the winning streak as the Ed Bethell trained four-year-old could have more to offer after being gelded during the winter.

Appears to go in all grounds and should be strongly considered in the Spring Mile Handicap.

Pressure's On holds solid form on turf and is in good condition having finished runner-up over 7f at Wolverhampton last time.

The newly gelded Ocean Of Dreams looks interesting on stable and handicap debut.

Showed plenty of promise for Aidan O'Brien last season and cannot be ignored adopting first-time cheekpieces.

 

14:05 (Kempton) Kamboo

Course winner Kamboo drops in grade on seasonal return after a tailed off result attempting the Old Rowley Cup Heritage Handicap last October at Newmarket.

The Richard Hughes trained four-year-old should be respect up in trip for the Virgin Bet Queen's Prize Handicap with William Buick in the saddle.

Who's Glen proved an easy winner of a 1m6f heavy ground handicap at Chester before a York fifth attempting the same journey during October. Rates highly.

Golden Rules stays well having recorded a 0.5L runner-up effort in the 2m Northumberland Plate at Newcastle July 2023. Interesting on return.

Cool Party posted a good third in a similar level 2m handicap at Lingfield and holds claims.

 

14:25 (Doncaster) Marshman

Marshman rediscovered form back on the allweather and will aim to improve on the turf in the Cammidge Trophy Stakes.

Finished runner-up spot in this last season and could have what it takes to go one spot better after a good second in the Listed Hever Stakes at Southwell.

The main danger can come from the reappearing James's Delight who posted an excellent effort in defeat when eighth tackling the British Champions Sprint Stakes at Ascot in October.

Witness Stand struggled on stable debut in Saudi Arabia, and might do better back on softer ground with that run under his belt.

Both Spycatcher and Iberian may get involved.

 

14:40 (Kempton) Mount Atlas

Mount Atlas ended last season in strong form with a success in this handicap company at Ascot before a smart second attempting the Old Rowley Cup Heritage Handicap last October at Newmarket.

Balmacara was running well in this handicap class last year with a pair of seconds at Sandown over. Can go close in the Rosebery Handicap after a break.

Max Mayhem won this event in 2023 and arrives with a victory in a turf handicap at Meydan two weeks ago. Makes plenty of appeal.

Teumessias Fox warrants a second look.

 

15:00 (Doncaster) Liberty Lane

Liberty Lane holds course and distance form and can remain on an upward curve in the Doncaster Mile Stakes.

Followed home the smart Lead Artist in the G3 Darley Stakes at Newmarket during October and will appreciate dropping back to 1m.

The market can help guide on how fit Dancing Gemini is having finished 8L adrift attempting the G1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot in October. Warrants thought.

Botanical travelled like the winner when denied a nose in the 1m2f Listed Foundation Stakes at Goodwood last season and is another who might enjoy revisiting 1m.

 

15:15 (Kempton) Soprano

Royal Ascot winner Soprano produced an excellent second attempting the G1 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup at Keeneland two outings back.

George Boughey's four-year-old could have a class advantage in the Snowdrop Fillies' Stakes and is a top selection.

Shuwari created an exciting profile during 2023 following a second tackling the 1m G1 Fillies Mile at Newmarket. Respect after absence.

Crimson Advocate won the 2023 5f G2 Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot. Lightly raced last year. Interesting.

Rose Prick finished third in this contest last year. Produced a close fourth contesting the 1m Listed Fleur de Lys Stakes last November at Lingfield AW. Might feature.

 

15:35 (Doncaster) Thunder Run

The Karl Burke-trained Thunder Run caught the eye when fourth in a very competitive handicap over 1m at Ascot during October.

Will have been prepared with the Lincoln Handicap in mind ever since and shouldn't be dismissed.

Midnight Gun could improve having undergone a gelding operation since his runner-up effort over course and distance at the end of last season.

Native Warrior has also been gelded and must be respected racing off 3lb higher than when third in a Royal Ascot handicap last June.

Orandi cannot be disregarded despite carrying a 5lb penalty for winning the Irish equivalent of this race at the Curragh last time.

 

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