Fairy Glen well fancied in John Musker feature at Yarmouth

Simon & Ed Crisford's Fairy Glen drops back down to Listed level in the John Musker at Yarmouth on Wednesday; Ryan Moore in action at the Norfolk track; watch every race live on Sky Sports Racing

The Listed John Musker Fillies’ Stakes takes centre stage on day two of Yarmouth’s Eastern Festival on Wednesday, all live on Sky Sports Racing.

The EBF Stallions John Musker Fillies' Stakes is the feature on an excellent midweek card at Yarmouth.

Simon & Ed Crisford-trained filly Fairy Glen tops the ratings with a mark of 112, and this Group Two winner could prove hard to beat in this lesser grade. She was only narrowly beaten when fifth in the Group One Prix Vicomtesse Vigier back in May and has obvious claims if fit enough on her return.

Rhapsody is a key player for William Haggas and Tom Marquand. A dual winner, she has filled the runner-up spot on her last two outings, and a similar effort would see her in the mix.

Seet is lightly-raced and should have more to offer, while Sky Safari has not been seen since finished third in the Group Three Hoppings Stakes at Newcastle and looks an each-way player on the switch to the turf.

Ryan Moore has a 24 per cent strike-rate from over 100 rides at Yarmouth and heads to Norfolk to ride Enoch , who bids to remain unbeaten in a strong edition of the Goffs Two Million Series Handicap.

John & Thady Gosden's charge made it two from two when defying a penalty at Lingfield last month and, given his pedigree, he rates an exciting addition to handicap company.

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