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ASTERION FORLONGE won at 1/4, LUCKY LYREEN won at 17/2
Profit £23 less £5 on casino
Total profit £ 1,419.51
A much better month with a profit of £653, mostly driven by racing profits for once

 
 

15:30 Ludlow Kestrel Valley 1pt win @5/2 This horse was massively out of their depths at the Cheltenham festival when last seen however they ran well in a listed chase before that at Exeter and are now only 7lbs higher than when they won by 20 lengths when last in handicap company. They have won both of their last 2 starts at this track and they hold no fears on the ground which is again due to be fairly tough going. The main danger here is Georges Saint however they are not guaranteed to enjoy the trip and the consistency of Kestrel Valley can be sided with here!

3:15 Prontefract / Elegant Erin 8/1   3:30 Ludlow / Jacamar 11/4   Double and Singles

Musselburgh 1.50 A six runner three year old class 3 handicap kicks things off today for the ITV team with seven races to be shown split between Musselburgh and Haydock. The Johnston stable have won four of the last five renewals of this race and look to have solid claims of improving on that record with their Too Darn Hot colt Individualism. He showed form in all four starts as a juvenile and ended up with a creditable fifth of 13 in a Newmarket novice stakes that has already worked out well with the winner and third both winning since. That run came on heavy ground so today’s terrain should hold no fears for him and with Joe Fanning in the saddle can open his account at the fourth time of asking.   INDIVIDUALISM 2 points win @ 13/8 bet365   Haydock 2.05 A class 2 two mile handicap hurdle is the first from Haydock for the ITV cameras and features ten hurdlers. Top weight Brentford hope will love the conditions and should go very well although has been raised 5lb for his recent Newcastle win. Better value at the current odds may lie with the Dan Skelton trained Playful Saint who went down by just a neck to the re-opposing Milldam on his first run for a 366 day break at Stratford earlier this month. I confidently expect him to turn the tables on his old rival on 1lb better terms and with that run under his belt. Skelton still has his string in fine shape and is chasing Paul Nicholls in the trainers championship table. He can claw back £25,720 by taking this valuable contest.   PLAYFUL SAINT 1 point win @ 4/1 bet365   Musselburgh 2.25 Nine go to post for this class 2 7F handicap. Katie Scott sends her seven year old Gweedore, who’s had two racecourse gallops, back here to try and win the race for the third year running but is now 10lb higher and maybe susceptible to an improver like the Karl Burke trained Poet Master. Burke has his team well forward this season and his Sheikh Obaid owned four year old has won three of his four starts including a valuable handicap at Doncaster’s St Leger meeting on good to soft ground when last seen in September 2023. A 8lb rise puts him on the 100 mark and he can strike gain before moving into pattern company.   POET MASTER 1 point win @ 11/4 bet365   Haydock 2.40 A good sized field of thirteen line up for this 3M 58 yard class 2 handicap hurdle. The race has an open look about it with several holding chances although my eye is drawn to the Richard Phillips trained Picanha, a very lightly raced ten year old who’s won three of his 7 runs under rules (as well as an Irish point to point). There was plenty to like about his first run for 660 days at Newbury last month when fourth to Emitom (beaten 6 1/2L) with the winner and runner up, Kyntara both running with credit in the Pertemps Network Final at the Cheltenham festival to give the form a healthy look. Sure to have come forward for that run and with his trainer amongst the winners in the last fortnight he looks solid each way value.   PICANHA 1 point each way @ 12/1 bet365 1/5 1234   Musselburgh 3.00 Just eight have declared for this £45,000 guaranteed 5F Virgin Bet Scottish Sprint Cup Handicap. The one horse who stands out here is Karl Burke’s five year old Silkie Wilkie. He blew this race apart last year leading on the favoured near side rail and winning by 4 3/4L. He’s favourably drawn again in stall 7 near the rail and he can race today off of a mark 2lb lower than last year. His opponents looks rather exposed and the Middleham Park owned gelding will be hard to beat if in anyway near the same sort of form as last year. He will be ridden today by 7lb claiming apprentice Sam Feilden who has won on him before back in February 2023 at Kempton. He hopefully won’t have too much to do here other than point and go.   SILKY WILKIE 2 points win @ 5/2 William Hill   Haydock 3.15 The 2M 4F veterans handicap chase has attracted ten runners with the ten year old Champagne Mystery one of the front runners in the betting market and to my eyes the most likely winner. Trained by Tom George he’s a rare winner but he’s shown up well in his last two starts since rejoining George having had a spell with his son Noel in France. Fifth to Ga Law in a valuable Cheltenham handicap he then was a two length third to Golden Son at Kempton just 1 1/2L behind the subsequent dual winner Heltenham. A further drop of a pound by the handicapper is very welcome and in an open chase should be thereabouts under Jonathan Burke.   CHAMPAGNE MYSTERY 1 point win @ 7/2 bet365   Musselburgh 3.35 A maximum field of fourteen for the day’s feature race the 1M 6F Virgin Bet Queen’s Cup. The Johnston stable have won this valuable handicap twice in the last four years and obviously mean business this season with four to be saddled. The best of which may be bottom weight Yorkindness but the one to beat is the James Owen trained Sweet Fortune. He was a dual 1M 4F handicap winner on soft ground last season for Ralph Beckett and since joining rookie trainer Owen has been sent hurdling and won novice hurdles at Plumpton and Catterick in good style. He’ll be fit, loves the ground and should run a big race under 3lb claiming apprentice Aidan Keeley.   SWEET FANTASY 1 point each way @ 5/1 bet365 1/5th 1234    

Lingfield 1.30 The first of eleven races covered by ITV cameras today on All-Weather Finals day is this sixteen runner BetUK All-Weather Vase Apprentice Handicap, a class 4 event run over 1M 4F. Many have chances but its the Brandon Wilkie ridden Siempre Arturo that catches my eye. Trained by one of my favourite training duos in Daniel & Claire Kubler, this lightly raced four year old has only had had four racecourse starts, winning two of them including last time out at Wolverhampton when defeating Sense Of Worth by a length. The 3rd and 4th from that race have both won since to frank the form and with just a 4lb rise to contend with and the extra 2 1/2F likely to be in his favour looks the value play in this tight knit handicap.   SIEMPRE ARTURO 1 point each way @ 10/1 bet365 1/5 12345   Newcastle 1.53 Thirteen go to post for the 2M 56 yard class 2 BetUK All-Weather Championships Marathon Handicap. The Ralph J Smith trained Palace Boy looks a value play here. He started out for Smith at Wolverhampton following a 288 break in which he ran over hurdles for Fergal O’Brien when he actually ran in the 2023 Supreme Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. The seven year old ran out a very easy 6L winner off of what was obviously a very lenient handicap mark of just 68 and following another success at the midlands track and a good second to the re-opposing Spartan Army finds himself on a mark 18lb higher. Spartan Army looks a threat here but on 7lb better terms for a 1 1/4L defeat Palace Boy can turn the form around and run a big race under George Rooke, who’s been in the plate on all three starts so far for Smith.   PALACE BOY 1 point each way @ 11/2 bet365 1/5 1234   Lingfield 2.05 A maximum field of fourteen go to post for this class 3 BetUK All-Weather Vase Middle Distance Handicap run over 1M 2F. Another open looking handicap although Karl Burke’s Bystander had Inspiritus a length and a half behind over course and distance last time and although 4lb worse off won a tad cosily that day despite drifting out to his right on the run to the line. Brandon Wilkie was on board that day and is again in the saddle and could provide the promising young jockey with a Lingfield brace with his mount Siempre Arturo holding a good chance in the opener. The Daniel & Claire Kubler trained Al Rufaa is well berthed in stall 5 and may prove to be the danger in this open handicap.   BYSTANDER 1 point each way @ 7/1 BetVictor 1/5 1234   Newcastle 2.25 The class 2 6F BetMGM All-Weather 3 Year Old Championships Handicap has attracted just eleven runners and like many of the races today has an open look about it. Bar a disappointing run at Lingfield on his penultimate run, Andrew Balding’s Fire Demon would be an even shorter price than he already is. A well related Juddmonte entire, he bounced back to form last time at Kempton when beating the re-opposing Media shooter by 1 1/4L and a 5lb rise may not be enough to stop him from following up here for Andrew Balding and Oisin Murphy. That form has already taken a boost by the runner up and sixth winning since and he should be thereabouts.   FIRE DEMON 1 point win @ 7/1 bet365   Lingfield 2.40 A maximum field of twelve race for the class 3 BetMGM All-Weather Vase Mile Handicap. Dingle ran third in this last year and off of the same handicap mark can be competitive although the one to be with surely is the Gary Moore trained, Tom Queally ridden Cephalus. He comes here chasing a four timer having won under Queally at Kempton, Wolverhampton and Southwell. He was as impressive last time as in any of those victories and although he has to shoulder a 5lb penalty actually goes up 7lb in future handicaps so is effectively 2lb well in today. A draw of ten is not ideal but he may still be ahead of the handicap and is the bet here.   CEPHALUS 1 point win @ 5/2 bet365   Newcastle 3.00 Just nine have declared for the £150,000 guaranteed BetMGM Fillies’ And Mares’ Championships Handicap, a class 2 event run over 7F and 14 yards. Top weight Nine Tenths is a consistent four year old filly trained at Newmarket by William Haggas who appears to be the one they all have to beat here. Surprisingly left on the same handicap mark for a second and win on her last two starts in listed company she drops back into handicap company with the stable’s 7lb claiming apprentice Jack Enright taking over from William Buick. Enright has ridden five winners from 97 runners in Ireland and Britain over the past three seasons and was on board when Nine Tenths won at Wolverhampton back in December so knows the horse well enough. She may just be too classy for her eight rivals today.   NINE TENTHS 2 points win @ 5/2 bet365   Lingfield 3.15 A stamina test awaits the maximum fourteen runners here in the class 3 2M BetUK All-Weather Vase Marathon Handicap. The race has a very open look about it and this is maybe a contest that can go to Ireland with the Denis Gerard Hogan trained Riyami. A Dundalk winner over 2M last month he went off a well backed 11/8 favourite at the same venue when, in a amateur riders handicap, was one of many jockeys that let the eventual winner get the best part of a furlong ahead before running on late to take second place some 15L behind. His jockey, along with eleven others was suspended for five days and that run can easily be forgotten. J M Sheridan is over to ride today and is maybe a bit of each way value.   RIYAMI 1/2 point each way @ 10/1 Coral 1/5 1234   Newcastle 3.35 Next up is the 6F BetUK All-Weather Sprint Handicap in which we have a maximum field of fourteen. Cover Up impressed me immensely last time and the step up to 6F may not hinder the Gosden runner although he has to deal with a very hefty 13lb rise in the weights and it may be worth looking elsewhere for the winner. One horse who does appear to be on a decent enough mark is Harry Charlton’s Batal Dubai. Owned by Middleham Park Racing he’s been placed in three decent class 2 6F handicaps this year and appeared not to really handle the track when third, coming wide around the bend, to the re-appearing Chipstead last time at Lingfield. 2lb better off now and with the long straight of Newcastle much more to his liking he can run a big race under Clifford Lee for a trainer who’s been amongst the winners recently.   BATAL DUBAI 1 point each way @ 5/1 1/5 1234   Lingfield 3.50 A maximum field of twelve declared for this class 3 6F BetUK All-weather Vase Sprint Handicap. This is a very open contest in which any of the participants could win. 5lb apprentice Brandon Wilkie could be in for a golden day and rides Hugo Palmer’s, Middleham Park Racing owned five year old How Impressive who has as good a chance as any. Nicely berthed in stall 5 he’s won three of his last four starts rising 13lb in the process and may appreciate dropping back to 6F having raced last time over 7F at Southwell.   HOW IMPRESSIVE 1/2 point each way @ 11/2 bet365 1/5 1234   Newcastle 4.10 Another maximum field go to post for this 1M 2F 42 yard BetUK All-Weather Easter Classic Middle Distance Handicap, a class 2 race that has a purse of £200,000 plus. Irish raider and top weight Elegant Man is interesting with some future group entries and he may be the one to be with here despite carrying a big weight. It’s quite possible that he is the proverbial group horse in a handicap. Mick Appleby’s prolific winner Penzance and Simon & Ed Crisford’s four timer seeking Oh So Grand both have decent claims with slight preference for the latter who has the assistance once again of Jack Mitchell, who’s been on top for his last three wins. He’s risen 18lb for those success’s which has included a victory here as well as a brace at Lingfield. Four from five on the all-weather he can give the selection Elegant Man the most to do.   ELEGANT MAN 1 point each way @ 7/1 Coral 1/5 1234   Newcastle 4.40 The final race on the card is the 1M 5 yard BetMGM All-Weather Championships Mile Handicap, a class 2 event in which we have another maximum field of fourteen. Charlie Johnstone’s progressive Middleham Park owned top weight Dear My Friend has been a revelation this all-weather season and can complete a four timer here following success’s over course and distance and a brace of wins, including in listed company at Lingfield. He’s risen 16lb in the handicap for those wins and with Joe Fanning back in the saddle looks sure to be thereabouts.   DEAR MY FRIEND 1 point win @ 10/3 bet365    

@yossa6133 I always watch all the carnival meets on dubai racing, can get it: awaan.ae on live streams, will be on dubai racing 1,2 or 3.
Had Giavellotto 1240 Meydan on my radar for while, was no good in this race last year which is a worry, but probably had career best last time in Saudi, beaten by Tower Of London and Enemy but was carrying 6lb more as it was a handicap, surely will be in the mix 10/1 paddy Power 5 places

I've parked setting my own standard times for the time being after going round in circles many times.
I've decided initially to use the Raceform Standard Times.
So my revised method is :-
 
1. For each race compare the actual time to the standard time.
2. Convert these into seconds per mile.
3. Calculate the average variance for each class of race. This gives the seconds per mile slower than standard time by class.
 
4. For each race amend the variance by the class adjustment.
5. For each meeting calculate the average of the adjusted variances. This is the going allowance for that meeting.
6. For each race amend the variance by the going allowance. This gives the final variance.
 
This has created some interesting and unexpected numbers. In my top ten I would have expected to see the winners of the big group 1 races at Royal Ascot etc. However this is not the case. The top rated are :-
1. + 1.68. MINZALL. Haydock Group 1. No surprise here as it was a new course record. 
2. + 1.62. LIVE IN THE DREAM. Sandown Class 2 Handicap. Won 4 times from the next 14 runs at prices of 28/1, 12/1, 5/2 and 11/8. This include the Group 1 Nunthorpe at York so obviously a class horse. 
3. + 0.82. ANMAAT. Haydock Group 3. Won 2 from the next 3 at prices 23/10 and 13/10.
4. + 0.67. TANMAWWY. Ffos Las Class 3 Handicap. A poor record afterwards with 1 win at 13/8 from 7 runs before being shipped to the US. 
5. + 0.63. DUBAI MIRAGE. Salisbury Class 2 Handicap. Won 1 from the next 4 at 11/2.
6. + 0.63. GOOD LUCK FOX. Catterick Class 5 Handicap. Ran 11 times since without success (although none of them were on heavy going). Not the sort of horse you would expect to see with a high speed figure. The going was heavy and all the races were run upto 27 seconds slower. Perhaps speed figures achieved on heavy going should be ignored or at least treated with caution.
7. + 0.59. REGAL REALITY. Windsor Group 3. The time was 1.99 seconds faster than standard despite the going being good to soft. Won 1 from next 7 at 5/1.
8. + 0.43. AZANO. Redcar Class 3 Handicap. Faster than standard and also carrying top weight of 10 st 2 lbs would indicate that this was a top class performance. However only won 1 of the following 15 races at 5/1.
9. + 0.39. SHEIKH MAZ MAHOOD. From the same meeting as GOOD LUCK FOX. Won 1 from the next 4 at 15/2.
10. + 0.36. SEANTRABH. Catterick Class 5 Novice. Going was Soft (Heavy In Places). Won 1 from the next 7 at 15/2.
11 + 0.36. PYLEDRIVER. Ascot Group 1. Won 1 from next 2 at 7/2.
12 + 0.29. STAY ALERT. Newbury Group 3. Faster than standard but no success in the next 5 races (although they were all higher class races).
13 + 0.28. CHIPSTEAD. Catterick (again !) Class 2 Handicap. Won 3 from the next 14 at 16/1, 12/1 and 12/1.
 
A lot more work to do but so far looks encouraging.
 
 
 

Beat the Edge 3:20 Wetherby (3/1 general). Missed the price (was 6/1 last night), but this looks to have a good chance. C/D winner here last year on soft and now 5lb lower, In form Hughes an eye catching jockey booking too. Gets lumps of weight from the 2 main dangers.
Maskia probably has the best bit of form in the race, but that was on good ground and has been off for 2 year, so will probably need the run but one to keep an eye on on better ground.
 
1pt win Beat the Edge 
 
Rubbish, thought he was smuggling him into the race, but didn't pick up at all and the winner did it easy.
 
P/L: -1.4pts.
 

Well i watch them on bet365, It was on terrestrial last year but not sure about this year.

A few proviso's here.
I could only rate Runners from Britain, Ireland, Meydan, and Jebel Ali.
Which leaves out Japan and the USA. So a bit of caution is advised.
12:05
1 Isolate                        129        3rd
2 Remorse                    129
3 Swing Vote                127
12:40
1 Coltrane                    143
2 Enemy                       134
3 Tower of London     133      won
1:30
1 Danyah                      136
2 Emeraaty Anna        136
3 Dilligent Harry          132    3rd
1:50
1 Mendelsson Bay      (my best guess)
2:25
1 Leading Spirit         132
2 Mouheeb                131
3 Tuz/Colour up       130    won 10/1 /up
3:10
1 Luxembourg         145
2 Real World             135
3 Nashwa                  134
4:00
1 August Rodin         143
2 Spirit Dancer          133
3 Emily Upjohn          131
4:35
1 Military Law             126
2 Derm Sotogaki        125
3 Laurel River             123   won 17/2
Made a bit of profit on the day by way of my Tadhg  O'Shea double on my  O'Shea (L15) and a few bits and bobs on the places/extra places. but overall as usual at this meeting there were some iffy results so can't really complain.

Beat the Edge 3:20 Wetherby (3/1 general). Missed the price (was 6/1 last night), but this looks to have a good chance. C/D winner here last year on soft and now 5lb lower, In form Hughes an eye catching jockey booking too. Gets lumps of weight from the 2 main dangers.
Maskia probably has the best bit of form in the race, but that was on good ground and has been off for 2 year, so will probably need the run but one to keep an eye on on better ground.
 
1pt win Beat the Edge 
 
Rubbish, thought he was smuggling him into the race, but didn't pick up at all and the winner did it easy.
 
P/L: -1.4pts.
 

Beat the Edge 3:20 Wetherby (3/1 general). Missed the price (was 6/1 last night), but this looks to have a good chance. C/D winner here last year on soft and now 5lb lower, In form Hughes an eye catching jockey booking too. Gets lumps of weight from the 2 main dangers.
Maskia probably has the best bit of form in the race, but that was on good ground and has been off for 2 year, so will probably need the run but one to keep an eye on on better ground.
 
1pt win Beat the Edge 
 
Rubbish, thought he was smuggling him into the race, but didn't pick up at all and the winner did it easy.
 
P/L: -1.4pts.
 

Abingworth 2:30 Wincanton 4/1. Backed last time when runner up at Hereford, bit of an excuse for not winning as was boxed in at crucial point (may not have won anyway but didn't help), the time before he should have won at Ludlow but made mistakes. Better ground should help here and looks a decent horse to me and I'll give another chance with Noonan replacing the claimer.
1pt win 4/1
 
Battled well to win despite a couple of errors. Wish I'd waited for BOG as the SP was a bit bonkers at 13/2 🤯
 
P/L: -0.4pts.

Championship action returns with a vengeance with fixtures on Good Friday and Easter Monday. Leicester are currently sandwiched between Leeds and Ipswich but with a game in hand. Will the top 3 change after these games and where else might there be a value bet to be had? Let us know your thoughts and bets in here.

58 left in. 34 run and my horse who I backed at 66/1 now 12/1 is 35th on the list. Can't believe my luck. Just need 1 to drop out. I think the racing gods are trying to tell me something.😡

Abingworth 2:30 Wincanton 4/1. Backed last time when runner up at Hereford, bit of an excuse for not winning as was boxed in at crucial point (may not have won anyway but didn't help), the time before he should have won at Ludlow but made mistakes. Better ground should help here and looks a decent horse to me and I'll give another chance with Noonan replacing the claimer.
1pt win 4/1
 
Battled well to win despite a couple of errors. Wish I'd waited for BOG as the SP was a bit bonkers at 13/2 🤯
 
P/L: -0.4pts.

Here are some previews I've written up for races at Hereford and a couple at Wincanton. 
Hereford 
 
14:40 
 
These National Hunt Maidens are always tough to call and can occasionally throw up abit of a shock. An interesting booking is Charlie Deutsch on My Monty however they would have to find a lot more than they have been to have a chance here. After a break The Sad Shepherd could have something to say if they are ready to roll and have improved any on a decent 2nd last time out only losing out to an odds on irish raider. Wee Tony improved massively on their penultimate start last time and if they continue that trend they could be somewhere near towards the finish for the flying Ben Pauling yard. The top 2 in the market are fairly strong and expect them both to be in the frame with slight preference for El Granjero who was unlucky last time and can remove their maiden tag here.
 
15:10 
 
A Fairly open handicap here over the chase fences with a few who have good chances. Berliet Express wasn’t seen to best effect last time out and has since had a wind op. However neither of their last 2 starts have been disastrous and with Toby Wynne claiming 3 here again if the wind op has helped they have got a good chance at what i think is quite a big price. The very inconsistent Guillaume has claims if on best form however for the percentage play i would be staying clear of them. Famoso is an interesting contender who may have got stuck in the mud last time at Ludlow and the return to this track is likely to suit as they have got a good record here and can give a good account here. The current 2 at the top of the market have got their claims as well with Flash Gorcombe being very consistent as of late however im not sure the shorter trip will do them any favours. Recent winner Ferrybridge can have a say after winning a fairly weak race last time out if turned out well after only a few days!
 
15:40
 
A very poor mares handicap hurdle can send us to the top 3 in the market. A couple of outsiders to note are Fenney Brook and Inchiquin Spirit although they would have to markedly improve on their last runs to be in with a shout here. Damask has been consistent as of late at this track and shouldn’t mind the conditions here. However it appears to me that their mark is slightly on the high side here so  can be left alone for win purposes today. After Many Days has been slowly improving coinciding with their mark falling and if continuing this trend here they have every chance of getting their head in front with the same 3lb claimer in the saddle. Only Fools blew the field away last time out and under a penalty have got obvious claims. However i think After Many Days are on better terms with them than their last meeting and with an E/W price being available are the safe bet here!
 
16:45 
 
The final race ill be reviewing at Hereford is an interesting one with a few who you can make cases for. Family pot looked to take a step in the right direction on their penultimate start however were very disappointing last time out so can be looked past here. Amalfi Skyline ran well to shed their maiden tag however were subsequently disappointing last time out and will need a bounce back if they are going to have a say here. Cokytho’s mark has been slowly falling and their performances are showing that their is some talent their if they can continue to improve but may still be slightly to high in the weights here. Jack Doyen would have finished somewhere near if they had stayed upright and if the fall hasnt taken anything out of them then they have got a decent chance here. Walk In The Wild ran well last time out in when back in class last time and if they continue that progress from a very reasonable mark then they have got every chance of going close! Finally the market leader Grizzly James ran well last time out with good 5lb claimer Ned Fox on board and with Deustch back in the saddle they have also got a good chance however may need to find more back down in trip. I would personally be siding with Walk In The Wind as we can take them E/W and have a cracking chance here.
 
Wincanton 
 
14:30
 
A very interesting handicap that I personally wont be having a punt in but there are some interesting contenders right through the market. Begin The Luck is an interesting contender who had won 4 of their last 5 starts before being off since June. Since then they have changed yards and it would take an excellent training performance to get them to complete their belated hat trick here however it is not off the cards. Plenty Of Time is currently at an E/W price and their form reads rather well with the drop back in class being a positive. They are only 2lbs higher than when winning comfortably on boxing day and have claims here as well. Sherborne would have been closer last time out if they hadn’t slipped on landing at the last and were lucky that day to be able to continue so have got claims here if in the same form. Hatos is an interesting runner however their stamina is a big question here so can be looked beyond and current market leader Moytier smashed the field last time out however a 9lb rise might be slightly harsh and would do well to overcome it here.
 
15:00 

A very interesting Mares class 3 handicap looks to be wide open. I think Chloe's Court has a cracking chance at a double figure price after running fairly well last time and maybe just getting stuck in the mud and being narrowly denied on their start before that after being miles clear of the rest. After a break Sabrina drops in class and if ready to roll they have got a good chance of going fairly close with good 5lb claimer Freddie Gingell on board. Gaye Legacy were last seen finishing 5th in a listed race and are an obvious player here back in handicaps and the current favourite for the Skelton yard being an obvious threat after falling at the last when every chance last time!

Elisabetta Cocciaretto to beat Tamara Zidansek 2-0 at 1.90 with Bet365
Cocciaretto is in an excellent form right now, and I don't see Zidansek being able to hit through her, despite the specific San Luis conditions. She's not stringing wins together, and this should be no different.

Abingworth 2:30 Wincanton 4/1. Backed last time when runner up at Hereford, bit of an excuse for not winning as was boxed in at crucial point (may not have won anyway but didn't help), the time before he should have won at Ludlow but made mistakes. Better ground should help here and looks a decent horse to me and I'll give another chance with Noonan replacing the claimer.
1pt win 4/1
 
Battled well to win despite a couple of errors. Wish I'd waited for BOG as the SP was a bit bonkers at 13/2 🤯
 
P/L: -0.4pts.

Abingworth 2:30 Wincanton 4/1. Backed last time when runner up at Hereford, bit of an excuse for not winning as was boxed in at crucial point (may not have won anyway but didn't help), the time before he should have won at Ludlow but made mistakes. Better ground should help here and looks a decent horse to me and I'll give another chance with Noonan replacing the claimer.
1pt win 4/1
 
Battled well to win despite a couple of errors. Wish I'd waited for BOG as the SP was a bit bonkers at 13/2 🤯
 
P/L: -0.4pts.

Wins 5/1

Southwell 6.45 Chola Empire 

AW selection
Newcastle 7.00
RATAFIA

£3 profit yesterday 
Total profit £ 1,367.21
Doncaster 1.20 CHARYN 27/10 £20 20% boost
Doncaster 4.45 AT LIBERTY 27/5 £20 20% boost
Newbury 2.40 HELTENHAM 27/20 £20 10% boost
Newbury 4.25 RATH GAUL HILL 49/20 £20 10% boost
ENGLAND 10/11 £5
 
 
 
 

155 D King Of Spain 14/1
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Unexposed and well placed by Tutty so far
Tutty 1 from 2 here this year.
20% 2023
25% 2022