SportHorse racingNewsboyA busy day featuring five meetings in Britain and Ireland for punters and Newsboy has gone to Catterick for his best bet, the Gemma Tutty-trained Call Margot17:00, 25 Aug 2026CALL MARGOT (4.15, NAP) can be the answer to a trappy 5f handicap at Catterick today. The three-year-old filly comes out again seven days after finishing 13th of 19 in a sprint at the York Ebor Festival. Notably she drops two classes as trainer Gemma Tutty tries to secure a first win for her on turf.‌Although well beaten in her last three starts there were excuses for the performances. At Hamilton in June she found traffic problems, at Goodwood the ground was too firm and at York her jockey put up 2lb overweight.‌Back in June the grey finished three quarters of a length second to the progressive Naana’s Shadow at Epsom and a repeat of that, on today’s better ground, can see her go close.‌At Newbury PRINCESS RASCAL (6.30, NB) is fancied to open her account for the season as she reverts to 1m.The Oliver Cole-trained filly has recorded both her wins over 1m2f but hasn’t tried today’s trip since her racecourse debut in April last year. Often ridden forward, jockey Kaiya Fraser can ride a positive race knowing there should be no stamina doubts.‌Earlier SOMERS ISLES (5.55) can build on a promising debut second at Newmarket for trainer Andrew Balding to win the 6f two-year-old maiden fillies race. The selection finished behind Godolphin filly Graceful Song, who ran in a Group 3 race next time, while the third Tie A Navyribbon who has since opened her account.At Wolverhampton FAIR DINKUM (3.30) is on a fair mark in the 1m6f handicap if he can repeat his Salisbury near-miss three runs ago under Kieren O’Neill.Article continues belowChoose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌NewsboyCatterick Racecourse