KARL Burke has enjoyed another excellent season peppered with Group One triumphs and while Unwritten is not of that calibre yet, he can show he is one to watch next term with victory at Pontefract.

The Poet's Voice colt will be having just his third outing as he lines up in the totepool ebfstallions.com Silver Tankard Stakes, but he can make an immediate impact at Listed level.

As a half-brother to a couple of Group-race performers on the continent, it is no surprise Unwritten appears to have a bit of ability with only his inexperience seemingly hampering him when fourth on his debut at Hamilton in August.

He clearly learnt plenty for that run, as he coasted home by nine lengths at this track last month, accelerating from a decent gallop to pull clear in impressive style.

Unwritten was still a bit green in the finish that day, hanging across the track a little, so it would be fair to say there was likely a bit left in the locker.

He tackles the same mile trip here and the probability of suitable cut in the ground is a definite favourable factor.

At the other end of the scale, Suegioo has few secrets from the handicapper but he appears to be back in winning mood judged on his recent placed effort at Haydock.

Richard Fahey's charge has not struck gold since landing the Chester Cup back in 2014, but he has been highly tried in the interim and actually came close to a Group Three victory last year.

He has not been showing quite the same dash this term, barring a good run at Haydock in May and another fine effort back at that track last time.

Suegioo was staying on all the way to the line in very testing ground at the Merseyside venue last month, so the desire is likely still there and on a rating of just 89 now, he can finally regain the winning thread in the totepool Live Info Download The App Phil Bull Trophy Conditions Stakes over a marathon two and a quarter miles.

Poseidon finally shed his maiden tag last time out and can kick on again in the Sky Bet Extra Places Every Day Handicap at Windsor.

The three-year-old made a late start to the campaign in June and after a couple of initial so-so efforts, he was given a break but returned better than ever in September, finishing second at Windsor before finally hitting the target earlier this month.

While it was only a modest event, Poseidon showed plenty of fighting spirit and might be able to follow up, even off his increased mark.

Jamie Codd is an eyecatching jockey booking for Dakota City in the closing Ivor Laws Memorial Handicap and the hint should be taken.

Amateur rider heats are not usually great betting territory but given trainer Olly Murphy, a former assistant to Gordon Elliott, has gone to the trouble of booking an old ally, it suggests a big run is expected.

Ridgeway Flyer can make a dream start for new handler Paul Nicholls in the Gerald Karn-Smith Memorial Chase at Plumpton.

Trained by Harry Fry last year, the six-year-old looked very useful in winning two novice hurdles, particularly when overcoming a less than ideal scenario on his final start of the campaign.

Ridgeway Flyer subsequently moved to Nicholls over the summer, which can hardly be counted as a negative.

SELECTIONS:

PLUMPTON: 2.30 Larry, 3.00 Mrs Burbidge, 3.30 Jebs Gamble, 4.00 Ridgeway Flyer, 4.30 Teak, 5.00 Saffron Prince, 5.30 St Andrews.

PONTEFRACT: 2.20 Iconic Code, 2.50 Rizzle Dizzle, 3.20 Tuff Rock, 3.50 UNWRITTEN (NAP), 4.20 Tranquil Star, 4.50 Suegioo, 5.20 Van Gerwen.

WINDSOR: 1.40 Elite Shadow, 2.10 Poseidon, 2.40 Gilmer, 3.10 Sayem, 3.40 Captain Ryan, 4.10 Sky Marshal, 4.40 Duchess Of Fife, 5.10 Dakota City.

DOUBLE: Unwritten and Poseidon.