2025 Lincoln Odds - Thunder Run jumps to the head of Doncaster betting

After the two previous market leaders, Qirat and Harper's Ferry were taken out at the seven-day stage, Thunder Run has been installed as the new favourite for this year's Lincoln. Karl Burke's four-year-old scored on his second handicap start at the Ebor Festival last year, before going close in the Balmoral at Ascot.

Burke will also be represented by Native Warrior, who'll be ridden by Kieran Shoemark. The Wathnan Racing colours will also be carried into battle by Midnight Gun, trained by Hamad Al Jehani.

Tony Martin's Orandi could attempt a Lincoln double, having won the Irish version at the Curragh earlier this month. Julie Camacho's Lattam will return for another crack, having finished a very good second to Mr Professor in this race 12 months ago.

Whip Cracker will return to turf racing following a solid fourth on his reappearance at Wolverhampton. William Haggas looks set to run Goodwood winner Godwinson. Other likely challengers include Magnum Opus for the Crisfords, George Boughey's Oliver Show, Toimy Son for David Menuisier, and Richard Hannon's Witch Hunter, who'll be lumbered with top weight.