Count on a win at Kempton.

COUNT Of Tuscany can strike gold at the fourth time of asking as he switches to the allweather in Kempton's digibet Median Auction Maiden Stakes.

Amanda Perrett's charge has placed on each of his three starts to date, not being beaten far on his debut at Newmarket before being kicked out of the park by Manifest on his next outing at Headquarters.

Being beaten 19 lengths on Of Tuscany was unlucky to run into that colt.

The form of his head third at Goodwood last month was nothing special, but the step back up to 12 furlongs should suit and this looks a pretty average heat.

Godolphin are in fabulous form and Golden Shaheen is a clear choice in the digibet Casino Maiden Stakes.

He will be taking a dip in class after contesting an ultra-competitive sales race at Newmarket, where he was not disgraced in finishing 10th.

A visor seemed to help that day and with the headgear on again, Golden Shaheen should be on the premises.

Maidens are the name of the game at Bath too as the season draws to a close, and Godolphin can make it an acrossthe-card double with Database. The Singspiel colt showed plenty of inexperience when third on his debut at Newbury earlier in the month, not finding much when initially asked before the penny finally dropped.

Database was over seven lengths adrift of winner Kalypso King, but the victor clocked an excellent time which suggests it could well have been a good race.

Life's Challenge lost little in defeat on his handicap bow at Sandown and is worth another crack at that level in the Betdaq Asian Handicaps - Betdaq Handicap at Southwell.

Racing off a mark of 82 again, Life's Challenge could not find the required extra gear in the finish, but proved game enough to go down by just over two lengths in third.

Cappa Bleu ran out a wide-margin winner of the Foxhunter Chase at Cheltenham, and it is hard to see him coming unstuck as he makes his seasonal bow at Worcester.

Now with Evan Williams, the sevenyear-old looked a stayer to follow when digging deep up the Cheltenham hill in the race known at the amateurs' Gold Cup.

Cappa Bleu will have to shoulder top weight in the Fred Rimell Memorial Novices' Chase, but if Williams' hopes of tackling the Hennessy are to be realised, the gelding should be good enough.