Racing: Too many for High Premium

Friday 21 March 1997 00:02 GMT

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With just two horses withdrawn at yesterday's final declaration stage for tomorrow's Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster, High Premium, only 14-1 for the race, misses the cut for the 24-runner field by one.

The leading ante-post fancies, Kuala Lipis, Grand Musica and Sky Dome are drawn on the stands' side, in stalls 21, 22 and 23 respectively. The favourite, Alamein, is in 13, with Tumbleweed Ridge (four) the main hope on the inside of the course.

The last four Lincoln winners was drawn on the inside, but three winners of the Spring Mile came from the opposite side of the course in the same period.

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