Pandjojoe, winner of both his races this season, can complete a hat-trick at Haydock tomorrow and earn himself a tilt at the big William Hill Sprint Handicap at York next month.

Richard Fahey's useful three-year-old trotted-up at Newcastle on his debut and comfortably defied a penalty at Windsor when winning by three lengths.

The Monk's Heath Apprentices' Handicap offers Pandjojoe the opportunity to add to his tally.

The ride will go to Paul Hanagan, who is attached to Fahey's Butterwick stable. He has yet to ride a winner but has shown plenty of promise.

Mayo makes plenty of appeal in the Scottish Equitable/Jockeys' Association Rated Handicap.

Henry Cecil's colt, who looked promising in two runs last season, made it third time lucky on his reappearance when scoring by one and a half lengths from Inigo Jones at Lingfield.

He tackles the same distance of a mile and a quarter tomorrow and, in his first handicap, is strongly fancied to follow-up. Kieren Fallon has the mount.

Fallon and Cecil also team-up in the Bickershaw Conditions Stakes with Eaton Square, who won two of his three races last season and looked a useful colt in the making.

All eyes will be on Bergen in the Coral Showcase Handicap. The Barry Hills-trained four-year-old finished seventh of 17, beaten nearly nine lengths by Taffs Well, at Chester earlier this month. He had all sorts of trouble that day and could never get into top gear.

With Pat Eddery in the saddle, Bergan can prove tomorrow how unlucky he was at Chester.

Pontefract's evening meeting offers Beau Roberto the chance to gain handsome compensation after his unfortunate defeat at Musselburgh last week.

The five-year-old was third to Sing And Dance, beaten less than two lengths, but was hampered in his run over a furlong from home.

With his trainer Jim Goldie in splendid form Beau Roberto is napped to lift this modest prize under Willie Supple.

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