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Good morning all,
It’s Tuesday so it’s three for the tracker day. Inside the main piece, you can find out which three horses caught my eye at the first big jumps meeting of the autumn/winter campaign. Plus, I have an each way fancy running at Leicester this afternoon.
Read More »Three For The Tracker and Leicester TipGood morning all,
For the purists the jumps season really starts over the next two days, with some excellent racing coming up at Chepstow. It's entirely possible to see some genuine Cheltenham Festival contenders at this meeting, it really is that good!
My thoughts on a few of today's races are on the main piece.
Read More »The Jumps Season BeginsGood morning all,
Plenty to look forward to at the end of the week. On Friday it’s the start of two days of Group 1 juvenile action at Newmarket with the highlight being the bet365 Fillies' Mile, and the Old Rowley Cup. It’s also the first big jumps meeting of the autumn/winter campaign at Chepstow with the feature race being Unibet Persian War Novices' Hurdle. To add to the fun there’s also a good-looking flat card at York.
On Saturday it’s Europe’s premier juvenile race the Group 1 Darley Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket and the second leg of the “Autumn Double” Cesarewitch Handicap. There’s also the Coral Sprint Trophy at York and another competitive day’s jumping at Chepstow.
The big handicap action doesn’t end on Saturday either. It just switches over to Ireland with the Paddy Power Irish Cesarewitch at the Curragh and T McNamara Ladbrokes Munster National at Limerick.
Inside today’s main piece, I have had a look ahead at four horses that are worth looking out for at the weekend. Plus, I have a couple of each way fancies from Ludlow and Navan.
Read More »Four For The Weekend
Rory Delargy, who I first heard on Timeform Radio and Will Hill radio, has launched his own tipping service. A lot has happened since this… Read More »Rory Delargy Tips