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Free Racing Tips Little Beauty for 27 Apr 2024

TODAY'S LITTLE BEAUTY

TRILBY 2:10 Haydock 17/2 each way – Trilby encountered misfortune last time, being impeded during a critical moment. His consistency is questionable with just one win in eleven starts, yet he’s only raced twice under severely testing conditions, which could hint at untapped potential. With the track conditions at Haydock expected to be soft, verging on heavy, and the race back at 6f, it’s worth supporting him again in what looks to be a similarly competitive field.

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Previous Selections April

ACROSS EARTH 4.45 Sandown 12/1 each way – ACROSS EARTH has consistently shown promise, notably when he nearly caught Brodie's Boy at Kempton two starts back. He'll need to step up a bit to clinch a win here, but he should be in with an each-way shout.

HONOUR YOUR DREAMS 2.45 Beverley 11/1 each way – Sporting a visor alongside a refitted tongue strap, HONOUR YOUR DREAMS put in a solid performance to take third back in January. Now racing off the mark he last won at, overlooking him could be a mistake.

DR RIO 2:12 Catterick 7/1 each way – Caught the eye staying on well at Southwell last time in what’s turning out to be quite strong form for the grade, despite racing a tad keen early on. That was just his third, and his best run for Declan Carroll, who’s admittedly had a lean time so far this year with no winners from 31 runners, but that stat has to change at some point.

Dr Rio has raced over a range of trips for various trainers, ranging from 5.5f to 1 mile 4f, but he’ll be dropping to the minimum for the first time, and given how keen he was in the early part last time, this trip might be ideal. He’s also got form on all types of ground including winning form on soft, so if he can keep up with the field early on in what could be a strongly run race, then he should go well.

MATCH PLAY 2.10 Epsom Downs 15/2 each way – Last summer, MATCH PLAY enjoyed success at Haydock and might just have needed his latest outing at Newcastle seven weeks ago to shake off some rust. With Oisin Murphy aboard and a competitive mark, he looks primed for a strong performance.

QUICKFIRE 7:50 Windsor 17/2 each way – Disappointed on his final two starts for Ed Walker last year which were his only two all-weather starts. But he has bits & pieces of turf form for that yard when a 2yo last year, winning at Lingfield and running well at both Salisbury and Bath. He returns to the turf having had a gelding on his first start for Mark Loughnane who’s developed a good record with his new recruits over past few years. In fact, these connections landed a punt when ‘Mbappe’ won in his stable debut earlier in the year, and in a race which shouldn’t take much winning, I think he looks worth risking.

LATTAM 3.15 Newbury 15/2 each way – Julie Camacho picked up LATTAM from the Haggas yard and he ran an encouraging debut when runner-up in the Lincoln.

He got a 3lbs rise for that effort but was checked at a crucial stage and may have further improvement. I think he’s value to confirm the form with Navagio, Alpha Crucis and Thunder Ball.

MY GIRL KATIE 6.30 Exeter 10/1 each way – Currently sitting on a very competitive mark, MY GIRL KATIE could spring a surprise if she echoes her performance from last spring, making her a solid contender tonight.

TREFOR 1.50 Newmarket 18/1 each way – The opening race at Newmarket, a 0-100 3-y-o sprint handicap looks a cracking betting heat and will be a race to follow the form in the coming weeks. It’s hard to be too opinionated about any of the runners, but I do like the each-way chances of the Charlie Hills pair Chief Mankato and Trefor.

Chief Mankato was expected to be a group horse after shedding his maiden tag but lost his way. He will be dangerous if a gelding operation has done the trick. But I’m siding with stablemate Trefor who has been given a chance with a mark of [77].

He got off the mark at the second attempt when winning a Windsor novice last August before disappointing under a penalty on the AW and then in a Yarmouth nursery where he can be forgiven on account of the testing ground. Trefor has also been gelded over the winter and he has a solid each-way shout with extra places up for grabs.

SUMMERGAND 1:50 Newmarket 7/1 each way – 10yo now, but he’s become well handicapped again and showed in his last two races that another big handicap can come his way. He ran a big race to finish second on his penultimate start behind ‘Chipstead’, then followed that with a far better than result 8th at Newcastle.

He’s not guaranteed to immediately run to the same level now back on the turf, but he’s 9lb better off than when last seen in this sphere at York, and back at the venue of his group 3 success back in 2021, now in handicap company and a race looks likely to be run to suit, he should go well.

WATCHA MATEY 2.20 Newmarket 40/1 each way (WON) – It usually pays to follow the Appleby/Buick partnership at the Craven meeting and Broadway Act is a solid favourite in the three-year-old mile handicap.

However, as an each-way alternative I can’t believe the price of Watcha Matey for Hugo Palmer. The gelding ran three solid efforts on a sound surface at 6f/7f and his big price appears to be due to two lesser efforts in bag ground at the end of last season and I think he can outrun his price.

CROKE PARK 4.40 Aintree 7/1 each way – It’s a strong renewal of the Sefton Novices’ Hurdle with several lining-up with several renewing rivalry from the Albert Bartlett but I’m going with one that skipped Cheltenham, Croke Park. He looked useful in the autumn when winning both starts and something must have been amiss when he was last of seven in the Lawlor’s Of Naas Novice Hurdle in January. He deserves another chance.

LADY OF ARABIA 6.30 Kempton 13/2 each way – Having chalked up a trio of wins right here, LADY OF ARABIA didn’t disappoint last time out, securing a third place in a tight field. She’s no stranger to this track and I reckon she’s got another strong chance tonight.

IRON D’EX 5.00 Hereford 15/2 each way – IRON D’EX put in a good effort after being fitted with first-time cheekpieces here in February. And he wasn’t disgraced when fifth over C&D next time, but he needs to shrug off a poor run when pulled up last time out. He’s got something to prove now, but I’m hopeful he can bounce back.

WHISKY MCGONAGALL 3.20 Newcastle 15/2 each way – Won Last time out wasn't WHISKY MCGONAGALL's brightest moment, but his second-place finish over this track and distance before that hints at what he's capable of. A return to that form could see him challenging for the top spot.

ARKHALIA FLYNN 13:30 Kempton 11/1 each way – Ran a fare race at Newbury considering how hard he pulled over 7f, finishing 5th behind a few well above average rivals. He’s been gelded since that debut run and drops back to 6f for a trainer whose returners are flying this year with 4 winners, 3 of which after a gelding op, and if settling a little better in what’s admittedly a competitive heat, then he should go well.

COMMON ACCLAIM 5.40 Musselburgh 22/1 each way – After showing some promise in maiden handicaps on the Flat, COMMON ACCLAIM stepped up his game in juvenile hurdles, landing a spot in the top three just before the festive season. He's entering his first handicap hurdle with a mark that seems quite manageable.

WALLAROO 8.30 Wolverhampton 11/1 each way – WALLAROO didn't quite hit the mark last time out at this C&D, but with a slight easing in weight and that outing under his belt, he's looking like a strong contender.

SUGARPIEHONEYBUNCH 2.55 Catterick 13/2 each way – Thrives in these conditions, SUGARPIEHONEYBUNCH looks set to recapture her best form from the same mark as her victory in this race last year.

GLENGOLLY 4.00 Ludlow 9/1 each way – Initially showed potential in his early bumper races and hinted at further ability on his third hurdle outing, securing a spot in the standings at Sandown. Yet, his first attempt in handicap circles didn't quite live up to expectations. A return to that past form should put him in as a contender here.

WE'LLHAVEWAN 5:00 Fairyhouse 14/1 Each Way – Landed a career best win when 7 lengths clear of Summerville Boy in heavy ground at Navan. Tough run last time out when second by 16 lengths in the Grand National Trial at Punchestown.

Winning stable in 2019 and 2023, looks a great each way chance in the Irish Grand National.

Previous Selections March

TALIS EVOLVERE 4:40 Newcastle 25/1 each way – Won 33/1 This looks quite tight between the first 5 in the betting. So I’m going to take a flyer on a horse that’s yet to race at Newcastle, and judging by his size, might handle conditions well. he’s lightly raced and has solid all-weather form at 3 tracks, including Wolverhampton where they have the same tapeta surface as Newcastle.

He was disappointing at Lingfield last time, but a line can be put through that run as not only did he race wide throughout the well run 1m 2f trip (first run over this distance), he was reported to be making respiratory noises post-race. He’s been rested since that race, and my only real concern is this 5lb claimers’ poor record for Richard Hannon which is just 2 winners from 55 runs.

But Joe Leavy is in good form right now and looks to be progressing through the racing ranks, so I’m hopeful that he’s a positive booking for Hannon, who has a good record at Newcastle.

SEVEN BROTHERS 8:30 Southwell 14/1 each way – Ran well on his return from a break over 6f here last month, then followed up with a below par effort when we had him next time. But he raced very keenly that day, plus he was hampered late on when probably weakening, so he was a little better than the final result.

He’s back over 6f tomorrow, and if improving slightly on his run here after a 231 day break last month, then it must be enough to see him finish in the mix.

SMART CHAMPION 8.00 Kempton 20/1 each way – A veteran of Kempton who last greeted the winner's enclosure in 2022. SMART CHAMPION was last seen finishing mid-pack here a little over a month ago, but with too much ground to make up late on. Now slightly eased in the weights, he could surprise.

DAONETHATGOTAWAY 7:00 Dundalk 10/1 each way – Hasn’t shown a great deal in his 5 races to date, but his best pieces of form have come at this track where he was keeping on again after getting outpaced over 6f on debut.

Then when stepped up to 7f after short break for his next race, he got quite badly hampered when looking to make a challenge over 1f out and had to settle for 10th after getting shuffled back.

The form of both those races has been franked, and although It’s clear that his three turf efforts since haven’t brought about any improvement, fresh from a break on a 10lb lower mark stepping up to a mile, back on the all-weather for a trainer who’s had a few go in in recent times after a break across both racing codes, in what looks a poor race, I think he looks worth risking.

ZESTFUL HOPE 4.35 Huntington 15/2 each way – After bagging a couple of wins at Hereford last season and coming incredibly close here once before, ZESTFUL HOPE didn't quite hit the mark in his latest outing. Still, with a rating that feels just right, he's definitely in with a shot if he brings his best game back to this track.

MIGRATION 3:35 Doncaster 16/1 each way – A lightly raced 8yo who was very impressive when winning this race last year returning from a 154-day break. He’s 4lb higher this time around, but an extra 4lb on his back wouldn’t have stopped him winning 12 months ago, plus just like last year David Menuisier will have him primed, and if he’s close to the same level, then on similar ground he must also go well.

THE COLA BRAZIL 6.00 Dundalk 7/1 each way – Last seen finishing strongly to grab third in a claimer here, THE COLA BRAZIL is back in handicaps sporting cheekpieces once more. With a 5 lb claim from his jockey to boost, he's definitely worth a look in this lineup.

WORLD OF DREAMS 3.35 Ludlow 13/2 each way – After a sparkling start to his career, winning both bumper starts and his hurdle debut, WORLD OF DREAMS took a long break, absent for two years. But if he returns in the same vein of form, he could be a strong contender in this race.

ARLECCHINOS'S GIFT 8.00 Southwell 13/2 each way – After consistently placing, ARLECCHINOS'S GIFT finally clinched a win at Wolverhampton recently. With his form peaking and the handicapper keeping him on the same mark, I'm backing him for another victory tonight.

ALSHIMALI 5:30 Wolverhampton 16/1 each way – Showed greenness when making his racing debut in a decent class 4 maiden at Lingfield last year, breaking slowly and losing many lengths at the start, then racing keenly on & off the bridle for much of the race before keeping on well under an easy ride down the home-straight. He’s not been seen since, so this bet has risks attached.

But Marcus Tregoning’s all-weather 3yo’s improve greatly with a run under their belt, jumping from a 7% strike-rate to a whopping 19%, with an equally impressive 42% place s/r. However, notably most of those winners have come at Lingfield’s all-weather track (just 1/9 at Wolves), but he does have a good overall record at Wolverhampton.

So at nice odds, and with Douggie Costello booked for his return (16% s/r so far for Tregoning) I’m happy to take a punt on this nice-looking son of Invincible Spirit in the hope that he’s trained on.

RAMPAGE 4.40 Curragh 17/2 each way – Last time around, RAMPAGE caught the eye in this very event, nabbing a sixth place on his seasonal debut, and looks primed for a stronger showing now with a preparatory run already ticked off. His last outing at Dundalk hinted at untapped potential within his current rating, especially after dodging traffic trouble to close in impressively.

GWENNIE MAY BOY 2.25 Uttoxeter 15/1 each way – GWENNIE MAY BOY effortlessly outperformed an up-and-coming yard companion, leaving them in their wake at Bangor a couple of weeks back. There's every chance he'll overcome a slight increase in weight to snag another victory for his savvy team.

OCASTLE DES MOTTES 5.30 Cheltenham 12/1 each way – There’s plenty to like about Ocastle Des Mottes form in France and there was no disgrace in being beaten by some excellent rivals in Iberico Lord, Go Dante and Faivoir last time out in the Betfair Hurdle. This horse goes off the same mark here.

IL RIDOTO 4.10 Cheltenham 14/1 each way – Il Ridoto does appear to like it here and this one has finished second and third in his most recent appearances at Prestbury Park. Although he could only finish sixth (of 23) at last year’s festival, this horse did win here in January 2023 and could be a threat at an e/w price.

EDWARDSTONE 3.30 Cheltenham 13/2 each way – EDWARDSTONE is consistent and although he continues to be defeated by Jonbon, this horse is back over its optimum trip and if the odds-on favourite doesn’t deliver, this experienced 10-year-old should be in a good position to pounce.

STUMPTOWN 2.50 Cheltenham 9/1 each way – As always, the Ultima looks wide open and it’s always best to scout out some of the bigger prices in this contest. With only one favourite proving victorious in the last 12 renewals, it’s often advised to pick out a couple of decent e/w options. Stumptown hasn’t always been the most consistent, but the addition of the blinkers seemed to do the trick last time out and having already beaten a very good horse in Inch Horse, this horse could be a good thing at a decent enough price.

YOU ARE MY WORLD 5:00 Wolverhampton 16/1 each way – Has clearly had her training issues with her now being a 5yo and having raced just 14 times in her short career, and although she’s never going to be anything special, she’s won once at Kempton at 40/1 when unfancied in the market, and shown bits & pieces of form elsewhere. Including when unlucky-in-the-run here on her penultimate start of this 6f trip returning from a 177-day break.

She was well beaten in 7th at Kempton when returning from a similar break last time, but she actually ran OK for a way despite racing a tad keen over the 7f trip.

She’s back down to 6f and has a wide draw to overcome, but if she can break as well as when winning at Kempton under this 7lb claimer who’s ridden plenty of winners for Tony Carroll, then I can see her running into a place at least.

CASTLE ROBIN 4.10 Sandown 13/2 each way – I landed on Castle Robin who has slipped to a mark 2lbs lower than when winning a similar race a year ago. He was only beaten 7 lengths on seasonal debut in a 0-150 and I can put a line through his run in the Edinburgh National over an extreme trip. I can see Castle Robin returning to form here with conditions to suit and he looks a bit of value..

SECRET ROAD 5.30 Newcastle 15/2 each way - After a recent dip at this very track and distance, SECRET ROAD is tipped to make a comeback. With a win here under his belt already, a return to form could see him in the mix once more

HOLD THE NOTE 4.55 Carlisle 8/1 each way – I’m going to take a chance on Hold The Note in the last at Carlisle on seasonal debut. A strike rate over fences of 2 in 23 isn’t inspiring, but that is 2 from 5 on heavy ground, he won a better race than this over CD a year ago and has gone well fresh in the past. Back on a winning mark Hold The Note looks over-priced.