Harmonic Way set to get off the mark

Harmonic Way can gain a well-deserved first victory of the season after several creditable efforts in major handicaps by winning the £12,250-added Tote Trifecta Rated Stakes over six furlongs at Salisbury today.

The closest the three-year-old has come to taking a prize this season was in the Bunbury Cup at Newmarket in July when was an excellent third behind Ho Leng and Kuwait, beaten a head and length.

Fifth in the Vodafone Stewards' Cup and seventh in the Tote International Handicap are other notable efforts from the Roger Charlton-trained colt.

Effective at six and seven furlongs, Harmonic Way is probably better over the shorter trip.

The only success of his career to date came over today's course and distance in August last year when he defeated Inchtina by a short head.

Locombe Hill, a son of 1994 winner of the Breeders' Cup Mile hero Barathea, can take the Cranborne Conditions Stakes.

After winning his first two races, Locombe Hill found the company in the Group Two Intercall Communications Champagne Stakes at Doncaster too hot.

Beaten around 10 lengths in sixth place behind the classy Auction House, the Michael Blanshard-trained colt can regain winning ways.

Lucido, a half-brother to this year's Prix Vermeille winner Leggera, can open his account in division two of the EBF Marlborough Maiden Stakes.

The John Dunlop-trained colt made a promising debut when fourth to Gudlage at Newmarket in July.

The absence of Henry Cecil's potentially smart Enrique gives Cheshire Cat a fine chance of lifting the EBF Autumn Novice Stakes.

An encouraging third behind Mizhar over six furlongs at Nottingham two weeks ago, the Barry Hills-trained filly will be suited by the extra furlong.

Give An Inch can follow up an easy Ayr victory in the Newcastle Stayers Handicap at the Gosforth Park track.

The Wilf Storey-trained filly slammed Sharaf by 12 lengths in Scotland and the handicapper has yet to get to grips with her.

Soaked return to his best when winning at Pontefract last Thursday and can defy a 7lb penalty in the Northern Racing Handicap.

Valentine Waltz can make a winning first appearance for John Gosden in the EBF Maiden Stakes at Brighton.

The Be My Guest filly ran four times in Ireland when trained by Aidan O'Brien, finishing fourth to the useful Access All Areas on her final start at the Curragh.