Soft ground is the order of the day at Windsor and in the mile maiden Scrutinise looks sure to improve on his promising Leicester debut but Magic Dancer (1.30) was only beaten a nose on his first start over C&D earlier in the month and is taken to go one better for Ralph Beckett.
Tips
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Uxizandre Is The Deserved Favourite For Old Roan Chase
Sky Bet Staff Get Their Hands Dirty In Aid Of Retired Race Horses
Soft Ground Forecast For Newbury’s Final Two-Day Flat Meeting
Newbury’s last two-day flat meeting of the season is forecast to be run on soft ground this afternoon and in the opening division of the Mile Maiden those with experience look beatable and a chance is taken on Director (2.10) a £100,000 yearling who holds an entry in next year’s Derby for William Haggas and Highclere.
Urban Hymn Fancied On Chase Debut At Carlisle
Why iPhone Betting is Furlongs Ahead of the Competition
Wardat Dubai Can Star On Juveniles Day At Newmarket
Alcala Can Boost Paul Nicholls At Exeter
Paul Nicholls enjoyed a somewhat frustrating two-days at Cheltenham with Vicente his solitary winner from a hatful of runners over the weekend (two seconds both caught late on) but Alcala (2.40) should see the stable back in the winners’ enclosure on an excellent card of NH racing this afternoon at Exeter.
Excellent Field For Last Race-Day Of Season At Pontefract
Fantastic Day Of Racing At Newmarket And Cheltenham
Cirrus Des Aigles Looking For Second Win At Ascot’s Champions’ Day
The rain is due to clear towards the end of the week but the ground is sure to be soft at best at Ascot on Saturday for Champions’ Day for which Gallic raider Cirrus Des Aigles, looking for a second win in the race, is 6/4 favourite for the feature Champions’ Stakes with Free Eagle 5/2 and Noble Mission 9/2.
Emirates Skywards Backed To Go One Better At Leicester
Treve To Aim For Unprecedented Third Longchamp Success
Four Seasons Should Appreciate Soft Ground At York
Premier Thursday Racing Comes From Exeter
Soft Ground Shouldn’t Bother Intimation At Leicester
Martin Keighley Backed To Follow Up Success At Chepstow
Court Minstrel Is The Biggest Star At Newton Abbot
Grandeur Looking To Repeat In Foundation Stakes At Goodwood
Bob Taken To Follow Up Doncaster Success At Newcastle
Game Show Can Land Opener At Kempton Park
High Church Tipped On Top Class Day Of Newbury Flat Racing
John Musker Fillies’ Stakes Is Highlight Of Yarmouth’s Eastern Festival
George Baker Has Great Brighton Chance Aboard Fieldsman
Haydock Park Expect Dry Week In Run Up To Saturday’s Group One Sprint
Wait Almost Over For Final English Classic St Leger
Like every year we have to wait around 3 months for the final English Classic – the St Leger – but this gap between the five races does at least give these 3 year-olds the opportunity to race in the King George against the older horses in July, or at least strengthen-up a bit more before tackling this longer 1m6f trip in September.
Franklin Roosevelt Tipped For Southwell Feature Handicap Hurdle
Cartier Gets The Nod At Goodwood Ahead Of Mystic Jade
There is an excellent midweek card from Goodwood this afternoon including a mile fillies’ maiden to open the card. Mystic Jade is a half-sister to six winners and should appreciate the step up in trip having ran well when third over six furlongs here last month on debut despite not getting the best of runs.