Trainer Talk 
/ Brian Meehan / 27 May 2011 / Leave a Comment 
Will you back Brian's runners at Newmarket (above)?
"The trip and track should be in Murbeh's favour and I am hopeful that he will run a big race."
Brian Meehan provides the lowdown on his weekend runners as they bid for glory at HQ and Haydock...
Newmarket, Saturday
14.20, 1m Handicap
Quadrant: He only just got back up to win at Newbury last time but he has improved since then. He is developing mentally all the time and with this step back up to 1m looking sure to suit, I am hopeful he will win again.
16.35, 6f Maiden
All Nighter/Sandbetweenourtoes: All Nighter looks to have a very good chance. His debut run at Newbury has already thrown up a couple of subsequent winners and he will have learned a lot there. It's a Newmarket maiden so you never know what you might be up against but he would look to have a very solid chance.
Sandbetweenourtoes is a well-bred colt but like most of mine, he will probably need this first run.
17.10, 1m Maiden
Guisho: He ran a nice race on his debut but he had to have some time off as he was still growing physically. He has done very well from two to three, but I just feel he might need this reappearance.
Haydock, Saturday
14.35 6f Listed
Murbeh: He goes in the Listed race and he should be sharper for his reappearance at Ascot. The trip and track should be in his favour and I am hopeful that he will run a big race.
15.35 7f Group 3
Inler: He was very disappointing in the Duke Of York Stakes last time but he had plenty of use made of him and we will be trying different tactics here. He was held up when he won at Doncaster last season and hopefully Jamie Spencer will be able to deliver him late this time.
16.10 7f Handicap
El Muqbil: He needed his reappearance in a Newbury handicap and he came back a bit stiff afterwards. He has been working well since though and I still think he is on a good mark. I would be confident he would do a good deal better here.
16.45 5f Maiden
Shumoos: This is a very classy filly and although mine usually need a run, it wouldn't surprise me at all if she were to make a winning debut. She will learn from this, but she is one to keep on the right side of.
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