7:00 Kempton (22nd May) Free Horse Racing Tips


A Maiden Auction Stakes over 6f. Quite a restricted race. Ten juveniles take part, seven raced, three debutantes, predominantly colts. The majority of the field have limited ability which makes assessment difficult. One horse which caught my attention is Jamie Osborne's Thewandaofu. This roan filly was purchased by the trainer at the yearling sales for 16,000gns. This daughter of Clodovil is a fair-looking horse who ran in a decent race for the grade at Warwick over 51/2f on debut. The winner was tested and capable with the second and third showing promise. Thewandaofu wasn't best away from the stalls and inexperienced.Osborne's two-year-olds can improved markedly on their second start. I would expect a big run today and a prime draw could give this March foal a good advantage. A negative is that she has to take on a bunch of colts. 

Bold Max was behind her at Warwick and probably best suited to nursery races. 

Jana was made favourite for that race but finished last. She was a cheap purchase but comes from a decent family. There was little sparkle to be gained from that initial start, however, the question that we need to ask is whether she simply disappointed. That isn't easy to answer and the betting is the best guide. If strongly fancied I would expect a bold show. Conversely, a weakness in the betting would suggest a watching brief.

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Another disappointment was Red Oasis, trained by Robert Eddery. He was well backed on debut early season but withdrawn due to lameness at the start. This bay colt was quite well fancied at Lingfield but ran poorly. After that effort I would have to take a watching brief. It would be interested if the money come once more but even that wouldn't change my mind.  

Plucky Dip is difficult to assess because the front two horses were clear of the field. Severnwind hailes from a stable which has done well with their juveniles this season but needs to improve on his debut effort. Brockholes Flyer is best suited by handicaps.

In these limited races experience and form - even if limited - usually takes precedent although a couple of debutantes originate from trainers who can spring a surprise. Top Of The Glas is one of the last offspring of the ill-fated Verglas. This April foal is out of an unraced mare. Alan Jarvis is a difficult trainer to assess on debut but he has had a few talents win first start over the years. They often go in at speculative prices, which is unlikely to be the case for this colt. I would probably take a watching brief but respect this individual.

Tim Pitt is a talented trainer who has made a well-deserved fist of things since his early career sadly failed. He is someone to keep onside and this season has already proved positive with a winning two-year-old. Valued Opinion is out of a mare enjoyed a trip, while the sire was a talented sprinter. I'm not sure if I would be so bold to back this horse on his racecourse bow but wouldn't be surprised to see a good show. It should be remembered that it is never easy for newcomers to race on a turning track, especially where good pace can give a significant advantage. 

Stellarta is best watched.

Free Horse Racing Tips, Click Here!Conclusion: Most of these horses have something to prove but their hope is running in a restricted race of this nature. In general, those with form hold the advantage, while experience is a valuable commodity on this turning course, especially with a low draw. Most horses do not inspired or are difficult to assess. Thewandaofu ticks a lot of boxes on that first start alone and improvement looks to be on the cards. A low draw is a major positive and this step up in distance with suit. Osborne is a canny trainer who does well around here and his horses are primed for their second start. It is a slight concern taking on a field which consists predominantly of colts but they have something to prove. It is difficult to appreciate what price she will start. If on the short side I would probably take a watching brief but this would be my selection. If available at each way prices - unlikely - I would be looking at a decent bet. The betting will be key for Jana. If strongly fancied, expect a big show. However, that first run left much to be desired. The others are best watched.

2:20 Nottingham (21st May) Free Horse Racing Tips

An EBF Maiden Stakes over 6f 15y on good to soft ground. A field of six two-year-olds take part - all colts or geldings - two with race experience while debutantes hail from leading trainers. Windfast was fancied to go well on debut at Newmarket, a race which has been quoted by Jamie Spencer as ''strong''. The seventh placed won next start, however, the first three really caught the eye and may have Royal Ascot on the cards. Brian Meehan's son of Exceed And Excel finished second that day when ridden by Kieren Fallon. This 30,000gns yearling purchase looks a talent and certainly one of the more precocious types from this stable. From a statistical perspective this bay colt has an outstanding win chance. He is sure to improve for the experience and step up in distance. The betting on the exchanges has this colt priced about 8/13f at present which doesn't look great value against a number of talented trainers. The likely winner although I wouldn't be tempted to bet at relatively short prices. If drifting to even money would make more appeal.

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Free Horse Racing Tips, Click Here!It's that time again: the Saturday Tipping Competition. Alan Winter found a superb 25/1 winner last week, while Gareth had a 16/1 shot. Thankfully - if you can find the winners - there is time to fight back and say: ''I'm the best tipster on earth''. Well, you could. Sorry if I have been a little quiet these last couple of days. With one thing and another I have been on the back foot but hope to be firing on all cylinders next week. (1:30pm Deadline) Good luck to all.






Tipster selections:

2:15 Thirsk    - Patisserie 2pt w (Inittowinit)Unp
2:15 Thirsk    - Macca's Angel 2pt w (Longbow)4th
2:15 Thirsk    - Princess Rose 1pt ew (Gareth)Unp
2:15 Thirsk    - Creative Spirit 2pt w (HCE)Unp
2:15 Thirsk    - Ventura Mist 2pt w (Me Old Mum)1st (16pts)
2:15 Thirsk    - Princess Rose 2pt w (Bobby Talk)Unp
2:15 Thirsk    - Rough Courte 2pt w (Pam)2nd
2:15 Thirsk    - Azagal 2pt w (Clint)3rd
2:20 Newmarket - Lady Kashaan 2pt w (Betmanmike)Unp
2:40 Newbury   - Harrison George 2pt w (Mark)Unp
2:40 Newbury   - Khubala 2pt w (Rawnsley)Unp
2:40 Newbury   - Riot Of Colour 1pt ew (Winter)Unp
2:40 Newbury   - Amdeus Wolf 1pt ew (Jodonovan)Unp
2:40 Newbury   - Doctor Parks 2ptw (Tecbet) Unp
2:55 Newmarket - Rivellino 2pt w (Danny)Unp
2:55 Newmarket - Brazen 2pt w (Waterhouse)Unp
2:55 Newmarket - Secretinthepark 2pt w (Davidson)Unp
3:30 Newmarket - Music Master 1pt ew (Stablehand)2nd (3.4pts)
3:30 Newmarket - Exactement 2pt w (Uncle Keith/Paul)Unp
3:50 Newbury   - Fencing 2pt w (Capt Heathcliffe)6th
4:50 Bangor    - Handmaid 1pt ew (Bird)2nd (3.4pts)
6:05 Newbury   - Annecdote 2pt w (Shukman)1st (10pts)
6:25 Doncaster - Tomintoul Magic 2pt w (Blackbooks)5th


3:30 Newmarket (17th May) Free Horse Racing Tips

Paul Hanagan Firebet ridden by jockey Paul Hanagan land The Blue Square Heritage Handicap on July 9, 2009 in Newmarket, England.
The Yutree Insurance Novice Stakes over 6f on good ground. Just four runners, three winners and one debutante. Generally, I'm not keen on short priced horses, however, Justice Day looks a class apart from those in opposition. This bay colt, a son of Acclamation, was quite well backed in a hot Newbury maiden, when foiling another talented juvenile in Steventon Star. Elsworth's charge done little wrong when beaten next start at Stakes class, held by another Hannon recruit, Anticipated. Robert Ng [owner] must have been disappointed to have been denied a second win but pleased to have left a few winning horses a number of lengths behind. At present, this youngster is priced about 1/2 fav on the exchanges, which looks a good price when considering the opposition. I would be very surprised if Justice Day doesn't win this without coming off the bridle.

4:25 York (15th May) Free Horse Racing Tips

William Hill Sports An EBF Novices Stakes over 5f on Good to Firm ground. Eight juveniles take part: all colts/geldings bar one filly. Six winners search for their second victory with prize money of almost £10,000. By all account this is a hot little race. The winner will be heading for Royal Ascot.

Steventon Star was entered to run in the Lily Agnes but a wide draw made connections curtail such plans, which was most likely a wise decision. This son of Pastoral Pursuits ran well at Newbury on debut although second best - but clear of the third - behind Justice Day who went down fighting at Ascot. Richard Hughes commented that they were surprised Steventon Star was beaten on his first start. However, the money was put down in style when backed to 1/10f taking an average Windsor maiden without fuss. This youngster travels well and he is a worthy favourite on latest form. This could be a tough race with exciting opponents.

With five unbeaten juveniles in the line-up it is difficult to assess many of these horses beyond stating they have the potential to be smart. 

One Boy is a good-looking son of Captain Gerrard. This Irish bred gelding is the most forward of Micheal Dods' two-year-olds.  The form of that race has been franked with the third winning a moderate race, while others have been placed. By race type, that was a limited event and he has to prove more than most. Improvement should be seen but I wouldn't want to back this horse unless speculative priced. 

Richard Fahey's juveniles have been in form this last couple of weeks and Peniaphobia really caught the eye when winning at Pontefract. This Irish bred son of Dandy Man is a handsome colt, physically one of the  better horses I have seen this season. He looks a tremendous purchase at £20,000. There was good late money for this horse after opening at relatively big odds. The second and third placed horses have run well since but what appealed so much is the way Peniaphobia clawed up the Pontefract hill. With more experience he would have left the opposition floundering by double-figure lengths. It is worth remembering that Steventon Star beat the third placed, Meritocracy, by a number of lengths. Whether this sharp 5f will be a little too fast is a matter of opinion. However, that initial experience should see a professional display and he will run to the line.

Olly Steven may have just started his training career but he could be a name to be remembered by the end of the season. He has taken over Peter Winkworth's old stable, who still works behind the scenes, and they have a number of high-profile owners. Extortionist was fancied to go well at Nottingham and traveled like the winner halfway. It is still a little difficult to assess the merit of that form but it could be good. The sixth won next start [must have disappointed on debut] while the third is well regarded [Bounty Hunter]. I would take this horse seriously.

Two other winners made sparkling debuts. 

Innocently was a cheap yearling purchase at 11,000gns but probably added a zero to that figure with a superb display at Redcar. In fairness, that wasn't the strongest race as the favourite may have disappointed. However, this chestnut colt is a good looker and well backed.  The David O'Meara-trained youngster was keen in the early stages to a point I thought he would struggle to finish the race. Those fears were soon forgotten when Tudhope [jockey] took a swift look between his legs before pressing on for a comfortable win. The second horse has ability although the form is no more than average. Compared to Steventon Star & Peniaphobia, he has something to prove. Potential brings great hope but those have to be substantiated. Time will tell.

Another horse fitting this bill is Haikbidiac trained by William Haggas. The sire Kodiac has seen a number of talented juveniles this season and this bay colt traveled with ease leaving his opposition standing in comfortable style. I always take note of Haggas' winning debutantes as it is often an encouraging sign for this stable. A leading chance but needs to progress a good few lengths.


Lady Frances  won a small race on debut and then nearly fell when contesting a stakes race. The only filly in the field, she has something to prove. 

Free Horse Racing Tips, Click Here!*Two Tykes has been set a daunting challenge and will need to be something special to figure here. Unlikely.

Conclusion: A fascinating race which looks a much higher standard than last year. The winner of this will be looking towards Royal Ascot and an impressive victory may highlight one of the favourites. Steventon Star sets the standard. It will take a decent horse to beat him. Peniaphobia caught my eye at Pontefract. This strong colt clawed up the Pontefract hill and sure to improve for that initial start. There is a slight concern this 5f will be just too quick because this is likely to be run at a pace. However, I like this colt and if pressed would be my selection. Extortionist, Haikbidiac & Innocently have to raise their game to test the favourite but potentially they could be class horses. It is difficult to assess comfortable winners. One of the most exciting races of the two-year-old season so far. 


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Sunday 28th April – MCLLHATTON won at 3/1


We said: “Last seen coming third behind former Premium Tip winner African Gold back in February, but looks to have the quality to go all the way and this one. Runs for Paul Nicholls, which gives him a great chance of coming out on top.”


Saturday 27th April – SLEEPY JOE won at 3/1 > 5/2


We said: “Today’s Premium Tip goes in the 2:45 at Leicester.
Our Tip: Sleepy Joe (currently 3/1 with bet365).
Looks to be a strong contender for this race and many are expecting big things from the two-year-old. Runs for Mick Channon, who has high hopes for Sleepy Joe and we can see him winning this one”


Friday 26th April – TEDS BROTHER 3rd at 10/1 > 8/1


We said: “Today’s Little Earner runs in the 2.00 Doncaster 32Red On The App Store Handicap (Div 2).
└▶ Our tip is: TEDS BROTHER currently 10/1 with bet365 (best odds guaranteed).
Has plenty of experience coming into this one and although he hasn’t had the best campaign so far, Teds Brother has shown in the past he is capable of finishing in the places in races such as this one. Looks excellent EW value.”

Thursday 25th April – LIMEGROVE won at 2/1 > 5/4


We said: “Today’s Premium Tip goes in the 4.55 Lingfield Hollow Lane Median Auction Maiden Stakes (Class 5).
Our Tip: LIMEGROVE – currently best price 2/1 with Betfair.
Has performed well on the all weather in the past and looks to have the quality to win this encounter, especially as there is a small field. Tom Quellay is the jockey riding Limegrove, which only enhances his chances of winning and as long as he runs well, he should come out on top here.”

Tuesday 23rd April – AN CAT DUBH 3rd at 8/1 > 3/1


We said: “Today’s Little Earner runs in the 5.05 Wolverhampton 32Red.com Handicap (Class 4).
└▶ Our tip is: AN CAT DUBH each way currently 8/1 with Bet365 (best odds guaranteed).
This is the first race that this horse has competed in this year, so it is tough to know what to expect. However, he managed to finish in the places on three of his last four encounters and we expect something similar here. Sure to be fresh and looks excellent value to us.”

Monday 22nd April – TWENTYPOUNDLUCK 2nd at 15/2


We said: “Today’s Little Earner runs in the 2.30 Hexham Visit Hadrian’s Wall Handicap Chase (Class 4).
└▶ Our tip is: TWENTYPOUNDLUCK each way currently 15/2 with Bet365 (best odds guaranteed).
We have seen him three times this year and in those races, Twentypoundluck has finished in the places on two occasions. He comes here in decent form and is experienced over this distance, so we think he looks good value in the each-way market today.”

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