One horse catches the eye - Prairie Ranger. Andrew Balding is a class trainer and although this may not have been a vintage season with his two-year-olds they are often worthy of interest on their second start. This son of Montjeu was fancied to go well on debut at Windsor when racing on similarly testing ground. In truth, this Irish bred colt was somewhat disappointing, although being slightly hampered done him no favours.The form of that race is nothing special and ample improvement is needed but there could be more to come. The key point of about this juvenile's chance is based purely on a statistical perspective for me. The betting on debut was a strong indicator Dr Philip Brown's youngster has ability to win a race. Today the betting will be just as crucial. If priced in single figures, a big run should be expected. If price allows a decent each way bet.
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
4:10 Newmarket (24th October) Free Horse Racing Tips
An EBF Maiden Stakes over 1m on soft ground.
One horse catches the eye - Prairie Ranger. Andrew Balding is a class trainer and although this may not have been a vintage season with his two-year-olds they are often worthy of interest on their second start. This son of Montjeu was fancied to go well on debut at Windsor when racing on similarly testing ground. In truth, this Irish bred colt was somewhat disappointing, although being slightly hampered done him no favours.The form of that race is nothing special and ample improvement is needed but there could be more to come. The key point of about this juvenile's chance is based purely on a statistical perspective for me. The betting on debut was a strong indicator Dr Philip Brown's youngster has ability to win a race. Today the betting will be just as crucial. If priced in single figures, a big run should be expected. If price allows a decent each way bet.
One horse catches the eye - Prairie Ranger. Andrew Balding is a class trainer and although this may not have been a vintage season with his two-year-olds they are often worthy of interest on their second start. This son of Montjeu was fancied to go well on debut at Windsor when racing on similarly testing ground. In truth, this Irish bred colt was somewhat disappointing, although being slightly hampered done him no favours.The form of that race is nothing special and ample improvement is needed but there could be more to come. The key point of about this juvenile's chance is based purely on a statistical perspective for me. The betting on debut was a strong indicator Dr Philip Brown's youngster has ability to win a race. Today the betting will be just as crucial. If priced in single figures, a big run should be expected. If price allows a decent each way bet.