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John Bell

Always Something could not have made a better impression in landing two wins from as many starts  and he should have little trouble in lifting the middle leg of tomorrow afternoon's Triple Trio at Sha Tin.
With the opening TT pool kicking off at HK$5 million, the main prize on offer is expected to reach HK$11 million and, after coming up with an inside alley, Always Something looks a standout banker in a race light on  genuine winning chances.
The John Size-trained gelding made his debut at Happy Valley on June 3 and lengthened well when in the clear to gun down Super Plus and Century Super Star, who both strengthened the form by winning their next assignments.
He took a rise in class and a drop in distance three weeks later and was even more impressive in showing a rare brand of finishing speed to quickly have the race in his keeping, foiling a plunge on promising Young Label.
The three-year-old rises eight pounds for the victory, but looks better suited returning to 1,200m and should appreciate the bigger Sha Tin circuit.
He should camp in an ideal spot on the back of the speed under Douglas Whyte and stamp his authority on the event early in the straight.
Holey Dollar has turned the corner since switching to the John Moore stable and appears the main danger.
He looked the winner two starts back before peaking in the closing stages and his last performance after covering ground throughout had plenty of merit.
Amnesty's last two runs after doing plenty of work in the run were excellent and he could take  catching - should he jump on time and find the lead - while the query runner  is Amigo from the Michael Chang Chun-wai stable. 
He looked a smart type when winning his only start in New Zealand by seven lengths, and showed he was coming along nicely for this with a tidy trial placing last week.
The three-year-old has natural speed to overcome his wide alley and looks primed to give a good sight, while other smaller chances are Trulli, Super Charge and Easy Ahead.
In the opening leg, Jolly Wongchoy could prove a value banker as he looks set to control the race from the front, and will be all the better for two runs from a break.
The Andreas Schutz-trained gelding gave a good sight first-up before his condition gave out, and there was plenty of merit in his last performance after working early to overcome the outside alley.
He is well placed on his best form and will look the winner early in the straight, while his main danger will come from Rain Of Thunder, who is coming solid with racing and is drawn to get every chance. Others worthy of inclusion are Gallant Master, Visionario, On Shan Brave, Clovis and Feel The Fun.
In the final leg, Deferential can finally reward his patient connections by landing his first success.
The Caspar Fownes-trained gelding failed to handle a rise in distance two starts back after striking trouble in the run, but his last effort after covering ground throughout was excellent.
He is well placed on his best performances and strikes a suitable race, with his biggest threat likely to come from Diamond Knight, if a solid  trial win last week is any guide.
The Sean Woods-trained gelding should get the run of the race from the inside alley under Whyte and turn in an improved effort, while others whoattract attention are Craig's Dragon, Royal Pericles, Bullish Gold, Norman Invader and Glenealy Star.
Cash bonanza
At the last meeting of the season, the Triple Trio is expected to reach: $11m



Always Something a class act for final shot at TT riches