There is usually a simple solution to finding the winner of the Weatherbys Super Sprint - back a runner from the Richard Hannon Stable.

The only problem is that he has five horses in tomorrow's five-furlong £200,000 feature at Newbury and all of them appear to hold decent claims.

Hannon has won the race six times and stable jockey Richard Hughes will be keen to break his duck in the race for his father-in-law.

He rides the likely favourite Monsieur Chevalier, who looked a very smart juvenile when winning four on the trot before suffering a nightmare run in the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Hannon said: "Monsieur Chevalier came back with a couple of bruised ribs, having been bounced around when the American horse [Yogaroo] cannoned into him, but he quickly recovered and has been going well at home.

"He lost all impetus at Ascot and Hughesie sensibly looked after him. Though he will eventually step up to six furlongs, he has won four over the minimum trip and they always go very fast in this race, which will suit him ideally."

Though Hannon has expressed reservations about the draw (stall two), If Paradise and Lady Livius won the race for the stable from stall one.

Where you probably don't want to be is drawn near the middle, because the field usually splits and most horses prefer to have a bit of cover.

Palisades Park, who travelled strongly under Steve Drowne before becoming unbalanced on the undulating firm ground at Chepstow last time, is patently much better than that.

Champion jockey Ryan Moore comes in for the ride and, drawn in stall 21, must have a decent chance if producing his best.

In stall three, the once-raced REACH FOR THE SKY (3.25) is positioned near stablemates Monsieur Chevalier and Chocolate Cookie (five).

According to Hannon, the Elusive Quality filly was not expected to so well her debut.

He said: "Reach For The Sky surprised us when winning first time out at Goodwood and, though another who will be suited by further, she will be picking them up at the end if they go a helter skelter pace."

The booking of Adrian McCarthy is also an interesting one. He is one of the strongest lightweights in the weighing room.

The unexposed Reach For The Sky has plenty of horses with early pace around her, which should see her get a nice tow and help her to finish with a flourish.