Leger hero Harbour Law back in business St Leger winner Harbour Law makes his seasonal reappearance in the Longines Sagaro Stakes at Ascot on Wednesday. Not seen since his finest hour in the Doncaster Classic, trainer Laura Mongan has called on the services of Tom Queally to step in for the injured George Baker. As a Group One winner, Harbour Law must carry 4lb and upwards more than his opponents. Hughie Morrison fields three of Harbour Law's seven rivals - Nearly Caught, Vent De Force and Cesarewitch winner Sweet Selection. Battersea, Pallasator, Maleficent Queen and Prince Of Arran make up the field. Charlie Appleby's Gimcrack winner Blue Point is one of 12 declarations in the Merriebelle Pavilion Stakes. Clive Cox runs Mill Reef winner Harry Angel and Prix Robert Papin victor Tis Marvellous, with John Gosden dropping Frankel colt Seven Heavens down in trip. Mokarris, Mubtasim, Legendary Lunch and Yalta are others in a red-hot renewal. The Roger Varian-trained Ennaadd, a red-hot favourite for the All-Weather Mile Final when only fourth, is out again in the Rundle's Paradise Stakes. Firmament and Mondialiste represent David O'Meara, while Algaith and Tabarrak are also in the seven-runner field.