Start of the St Leger Festival: which horses sensational trainer is betting on.

According to The Sun: Today in the town of Doncaster, the St Leger festival begins, with particular attention drawn to Sir Mark Prescott, who will present one of his horses. Three horses will participate in the competition: Moon Target, Consent, and Immediate Effect, all of which have chances of success.

First Races of the Festival

MOON TARGET (2:25) will compete in the Betfred May Hill Stakes group race for juveniles, from which classic winners like Midway Lady and Reams of Verse have emerged.

Prescott was previously second in this competition with Flawless in 1997.

The horse Consent is also set for competition in the Group 2 Betfred Park Hill, where legendary horses like Simple Verse and Gold Cup winner Estimate have already triumphed.

Immediate Effect (3:35) will start in the Oddschecker Handicap race over a mile and a quarter.

Moon Target has every chance of winning in May Hill, as he finished second in his last race, only losing to the promising filly Ballydoyle.

However, third place was taken by AYLIN (2:25), and it is quite possible that she will show a better result in this race.

The horses from Karl Burke have significant differences in betting prices, indicating potential for each of them.

Predictions for Park Hill and Other Races

I am betting on Prescott and his horse CONSENT (3:00), as he is undoubtedly ready for success under Luke Morris. This horse is from the Lope de Vega line and is worth 260,000 euros.

After four starts and decent results in Group 3 in Deauville, he can demonstrate excellent performance.

For distance races, I would support CASTLE STUART (3:35), who impressed everyone last time at York. I hope he can rise even higher.

ITV's live broadcast will start early, and viewers will be able to watch the juvenile fillies' races.

HALF SOVEREIGN (1:15) could stand out significantly from the group, as she is constantly improving her results.

Unfortunately, it is hard to believe in Tadej's rating of 106, as he did not show a good result at York.

His competitor JEL PEPPER (1:50), who will be under the guidance of Oliver Cole, has the potential for success.

Good luck to all participants! Yeeehaaa!

The St Leger Festival promises to be exciting and full of emotions. The participants are already preparing for the thrill, as each race can be decisive. Stay tuned for developments, as true sporting miracles can happen here!