19:39 Windsor — Fitzdares Sprint Series Handicap (Windsor Sprint Series Qualifier) model predictions

Clearpoint (GB)

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Superb run of AW form at 5f in the autumn, winning three in a row, two from the front; has remained in form since but he couldn't sustain his effort back on turf at Goodwood last time and needs to show he can reproduce his sand form on grass.

Trefor (IRE)

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Nearly all wins over 6f, including two on this course, but speed wasn't in short supply when he won over about 5f at York (good to firm) last August; has had a marked preference for good or quicker ground up to now, though, so further rain would spell danger.

Regal Envoy (IRE)

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Useful strike-rate and 4-6 over 5f for Oisin Murphy; can lead; versatile regarding tracks but he won his first two C&D starts (including this race when 3lb higher) and gave the principals too much rope back here in May, albeit he still found only an improved one too good; best form on good or quicker ground and rarely asked to tackle slower surfaces.

Rocking Ends (GB)

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Acts well on this track and he made it 2-3 over C&D (both on good to firm) last August; had a spell in Bahrain over the winter but although he might well come on for his first run back in Britain, at Yarmouth last month, he would have more to prove if the ground is slower than good.

Bassenthwaite (GB)

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Unexposed 3yo who dropped out over the new 6f trip on Newcastle AW when last seen in January; had won two of his five 5f starts previously, producing a major career best when a wide-margin winner on Wolverhampton AW last November (made all), but a sole run on soft met with failure; another with a surface query.

Roach Power

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Five wins in 2025 (all at 5f; on good, heavy and soft ground); had trip and draw excuses for first two runs this year but he'd shot his bolt over a furlong out at Goodwood last time out; might do better back on a more conventional track and the change in the weather brings him into it.

Marching Mac (IRE)

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Multiple wins at sprint trips; they were all in lower grades than today but he's not badly treated, even from 3lb wrong, and the slower the ground the better his chance against some who prefer good ground.

Society Kiss (GB)

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Winning 5f debut (good to firm; equalled track record) for Ralph Beckett then mid-division in Group 2 Queen Mary at Royal Ascot; first run since when a never-nearer close third in a Southwell AW novice, not getting the best of runs, to one who ran well in the 3yo Dash at Epsom last week; sire and dam both handled ground slower than good; has potential on handicap debut.