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Free Racing Tips Little Beauty for 26 July 2024

TODAY'S LITTLE BEAUTY

LAWN RANGER 5.55 Sandown 16/1 each way – LAWN RANGER may be at the veteran stage of his career, but he's on a career-low mark and showed signs of a return to form at Newbury recently. He could be one to watch.

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Previous Selections July

BURNING CASH 7.30 Yarmouth 11/1 each way – BURNING CASH, who claimed victory at Thirsk in May, has performed admirably in his last three races. He looked particularly unfortunate not to place higher in the Gosforth Park Cup four weeks ago. Still on a fair mark, he could be worth backing.

GREATEST TIME 7:40 Salisbury 7/1 each way – A horse I’ve backed the last twice and has run well at big odds both times, looking unlucky not to get a place at Windsor last time when advised. He can race keenly, so the drop to 5f will suit, and if running to the same level of form as his last two runs, then from a nice draw he should go close.

ARGENTALI 2:30 Lingfield 7/1 each way – A 4yo filly who ran better than expected (went off at 200/1) against some useful 3yo colts/geldings on her debut, giving away 5lb in weight and many lengths given how wide she was taken in the race itself.

But despite both those negative factors she still managed to finish a valiant 7th against several potentially useful types including the first 4, 3 of which have since franked the form by either winning, or running well subsequently.

The time of the race was decent also, so although she again has to give 5lb to younger rivals, but the fact that she’s racing against her own sex in this weaker race, together with a much kinder draw over this shorter trip, suggests that she’s a bit of value and therefore worth a bet.

LAWN RANGER 8.20 Windsor 7/1 each way – LAWN RANGER, who has won five times at this course (including twice last year), clearly favours it here. Despite a slow start to the season, an each-way finish looks well within reach at the least.

LITTLE MUDDY 2.50 Nottingham 12/1 each way Placed – It’s been some time since LITTLE MUDDY last won, but with a step up in trip and a competitive mark, she could surprise. If she matches any of her performances from the spring, she’ll be in contention.

MARLAY PARK 8:05 Epsom 12/1 each way – MARLAY PARK has a very strong record at Epsom, having won 4-times and been placed 7 out of his 16 visits. He ran well when 7th here last time despite racing keenly, and from a nice draw in stall 6 in a race which should be run to suit, I think he looks the safe call.

FINE GOLD 6:40 Yarmouth 10/1 each way – All eyes will be on FINE INTERVIEW who had a fairly decent second on debut. I believe the value lies in FINE GOLD who is back down to 7f and has shown promise in previous two runs. Very worthy of a place and could well win this too!

BAY DREAM BELIEVER 3:30 Beverley 12/1 each way – Finishing fourth seems to be a habit for BAY DREAM BELIEVER with the last four runs having a fourth place finish. Should be in the places and could even take the spot here.

CABINET OF CLOWNS 7:50 Windsor 14/1 each way WON 7/1 SP – Wasn’t disgraced when 8th of 12 last time out in a Handicap at Kempton just over a week ago. Blinkers on today and CABINET OF CLOWNS will be in the mix.

ZOFFEE 3:00 Newmarket 12/1 each way – BAGUE D’OR caught my eye and is a likeable sort, but the value looks to be in Hugo Palmer’s ZOFFEE. Decent win in the Chester Cup in May and put in a good effort in the Northumberland Plate shortly after.

BRAVE EMPIRE 3:00 Newmarket 18/1 each way – A field of fifteen go to post here and there’s a few that catch the eye. TROPICAL ISLAND, SERGEANT WILKO and BRAVE EMPIRE all made the shortlist.
It’s the latter that looks to be where the value is and BRAVE EMPIRE has won three of his seven starts.

SIOUX EAGLE 6.00 Fairyhouse 10/1 each way – SIOUX EAGLE showed promise with a placing in a handicap over this distance at Gowran Park and looks poised to be a strong contender in this race.

CAKEWALK 2:40 Pontefract 12/1 each way – A good-sized filly and a daughter of Sea The Stars who caught the eye at Chelmsford on debut, keeping on well over a mile and two furlongs to finish 5th. She then ran quite well when facing the males at Doncaster in a very warm novice race featuring several nice types, including the winner now rated 94 and the second now rated 93.

Although only 8th, she travelled as well as any into the final 3f but couldn’t see out the extra distance. She drops back to 1m 2f, and although a few nice males in the race, she’s receiving 5lb. Given the quality of those ahead of Cakewalk in her last outing, she looks promising. With Will Buick in the saddle, any improvement on her latest run should see her go close.

HEDERA PARK 5.25 Worcester 10/1 each way – HEDERA PARK showed promise with three places in maiden/novice hurdles before stepping up to win on her handicap debut over 2½m at this course in September. However, recent heavy defeats have put her in a position where she needs to regain form.

FLAVOUR 8:10 Nottingham 50/1 each way – Has shown bits & pieces of promise in her 4 races to date with the highlights when being plugging on when stepped up to 1m 2f behind 3 useful types on her third start at two, before again plugging on after sluggish break on her return at Kempton over 7f last time.

She steps back up to 1m 2f tomorrow, and although not a confident bet, I don’t think this looks the strongest of 3yo handicaps and if improving for the step up in trip, she could run into a place.

DUE COURSE 5.40 Cork 13/2 each way – This race looks competitive for the grade, but DUE COURSE has switched to a savvy yard and boasts a recent point-to-point victory since his last outing under Rules. With that positive momentum, he's worth backing to outshine some of the previous winners here.

MOSTAR DREAMS 4.45 Haydock 13/2 each way – NR - MOSTAR DREAMS displayed plenty of potential in novice and maiden races before a successful handicap debut at Carlisle last month. Although this race is tougher with a 3 lb rise, she has shown ability on good ground at Ayr in May, and with no issues on firmer conditions, she should be competitive.

SIMPLE ENDEAVOUR 7:45 Tipperary 10/1 each way – An expensive daughter of Dubawi who I was tracking when trained by Andrew Balding last year and into this year with her having looked likely to have ability to unleash several times, but seemed restricted by greenness.

But she probably ran her best race yet when making her stable debut for the Jesse Harrington team at Ballinrobe last time stepping up to a mile 1.5f, staying on well after meeting a little trouble in the straight.

She’s still a bit raw and will need to settle better, but she’s racing over half a furlong less tomorrow, and if Shane Foley can get her settled mid-pack from her wide draw, in what looks a pretty poor heat, she can hopefully chalk her first win for her in form yard and perhaps scrape back a little of her 800,000GNS price tag

CHELTENHAM DE VAIGE 8.10 Stratford 14/1 each way – CHELTENHAM DE VAIGE capitalised on the favourite's underperformance to secure a long-awaited maiden victory over hurdles at this venue in August. Although not reaching the same heights in subsequent outings, returning 1 lb lower than his last winning mark over fences should make him a serious contender.

GREATEST TIME 8:45 Windsor 20/1 each way – Ran okay last time, although not seeing a penny, and was actually better than the final result having become short of room in the rear when looking for an out.

However, I don’t think there was much left in the tank when he did find daylight, so I’m not sure he will stay the trip. But this looks a fairly weak affair, so despite a wide draw, with 4 places up for grabs he might be able to grab us some place money.

Previous Selections June

RAGOSINA 1.55 Cartmel 8/1 each way – RAGOSINA clinched her first hurdles victory in February, besting four rivals in a 2½m Sedgefield mares' novice race. She's fresh from a solid run on the flat at Goodwood recently and benefits from a favourable age allowance.

PEARL EYE 5.05 Newmarket 15/2 each way – PEARL EYE notched up four wins last season over distances up to 8.5 furlongs and kicked off this campaign impressively with a victory at Pontefract. Despite creditable efforts over longer distances, the drop back in trip should suit, making him a contender here.

CAUSTIC 8.10 Kempton 7/1 each way – CAUSTIC still holds plenty of promise and is back in more favourable conditions, including a drop in distance, which should play to his strengths.

FLYING SECRET 7.15 Newbury 9/1 each way – FLYING SECRET had a successful spell last June, winning 7f handicaps at Yarmouth and over this C&D, followed by a respectable third-place finish back here the next month. While he hasn't hit top form this season, the handicapper has made adjustments, suggesting he could bounce back soon.

LIBERTY BREEZE 4.30 Thirsk 13/1 each way – LIBERTY BREEZE made a promising return after a six-month break at Catterick earlier this month, holding her ground on an unchanged mark. She stands out as a solid each-way choice.

ASIAN DAZE 5.05 Ascot 22/1 each way - Plenty of runners to keep an eye on in this year’s Sandringham. Asian Daze is the first to grab the attention having won or placed in five of the last six. This horse wasn’t beaten far by an Aidan O’Brien horse in a decent listed race at the Curragh last time out and could easily build on that performance.

FOURONEOHFEVER 3.05 Ascot 14/1 each way – Aidan O’Brien and Ralph Beckett have a large market share here and they have the top three runners in the betting. Nevertheless, the trends suggest that carrying 9st or above tends to be a negative here and horses who failed to win as a two-year old tend to put in sterling performances in the King George V.

Fouroneohfever for George Boughey is one to keep an eye on and does seem to be on an upward curve since becoming a three year old. He has looked progressive in his last two runs at Chester and could continue that excellent form.

HOPEFUL 5.40 Ascot 16/1 each way – HOPEFUL is an interesting contender who caught the eye at Newmarket last time out under Kevin Stott. There are plenty of question markets surrounding this one, including how it will take to the Ascot turf, however, this is a fast horse who should give a good account.

ASTRO KING 5:40 Ascot 12/1 each way – The Wolferton is always supremely competitive and there are a number of chances in this year’s race. Torito is an interesting runner, however, it could be worth siding with Astro King, who returns to his preferred trip of 10f here.

This runner never looked comfortable over 12f and his performance in the Group 2 Bahrain International Trophy last year was decent. He was beaten just three lengths over this trip in a hugely valuable contest. If he hadn’t got away slowly, he might have been ever closer.

CHIEF MAKATO 3:35 York 14/1 each way – Well regarded at two though failed to show much after his debut run. But he showed much more on his return to action as a 3yo when finishing 4th at Newmarket, form which looks strong with an excellent time-figure and rivals franking the form since.

He’ll be ridden by an apprentice jockey that’s 0 from 20, but he’s ridden 5 of those mounts into places, plus he looks quite tidy in the saddle, so I doubt it will be much longer that we see him without a win.

He faces the winner of that Newmarket race ‘Woodhay Wonder’ on 15lb better terms if you include the jockey’s claim, as he’s since won again, and with improvement likely on this his second start since August last year, then he will hopefully finish in the places, at least.

ANGELS CALL 2.15 Chester 8/1 each way – ANGELS CALL showed an improvement when securing his first victory at Wolverhampton in April.

Despite getting warm beforehand and an early challenge at Ascot last month, he finished strongly to take fifth place in a 12-runner handicap. With a favourable draw, he holds promising claims if he can build on that effort.

GIULIETTA 9.00 Worcester 13/2 each way WON – From a family well-known to her yard, GIULIETTA has consistently placed in all four of her completed starts in handicaps. Although she fell short of the winner at Southwell last month, given the current good form of the yard, she stands a good chance of being in the mix once more.

SANTA CROCE 2:30 Yarmouth 15/2 each way – Had just the one run when two last year and caught my eye on mainly her looks, as she’s a scopey, well-bred half sister to ‘Duke Of Firenze’ that looked full of potential for the future, but ran green under pressure in a race that’s producing winners.

A risky bet on the face of it especially as there could be the odd above average newcomer in this lineup. But Michael Stoute is firing at a win-rate of 24% with his second-time-out 3yo’s, which eclipses the best of the first-time-out trainers which is 15% (Willie Haggas) and with Saffie Osborne retaining the ride from her debut (40% win-rate for Stoute), I’m happy to take a punt that she’s trained on.

KELLIE'S DREAM 5.30 Southwell 9/1 each way – I'm backing KELLIE'S DREAM here, as she's now 11 lb lower in the weights compared to her debut for present connections back in February. This step back up in trip and the drying ground could be just what she needs to shine.DUSKY LORD 7:40 Windsor 14/1 each way – Clearly had training issues for Stuart Williams having raced just 6 times since joining the yard back in July last year. But he looked like a return to form was imminent at this track last time on his return from a 220-day break despite only beating one horse home.

Held up in rear after being slightly hampered after the break, he was switched wide three times to get a run and ended up widest of all down the middle of the track.

He perhaps never quite got home on his first start since October, but he looked a fair bit better than the result considering the path he took in the race, and having been dropped another 4lb for that effort, it leaves him looking well handicapped off 82 and fully 8lb below his last winning mark of 90 when winning on his last outing for Roger Varian.

He’s dropping to 5f which might suit considering how keen he raced in the early part of his last race, and granted a good break from his wide draw, with Richard Kingscote in the saddle, I think he looks a little overpriced.

LADY OF THE GARR 3:55 Catterick 33/1 each way PLACED – Quite a leftfield selection from an ‘unfashionable’ yard that struggles for winners. But on form alone, I think this filly might be overpriced as she ran better than the result over 6f at Carlisle on her return from a break of 101 days.

She got a little bump from the gate that day and then found herself playing catch-up in the rear, but she was travelling better than anything 2f out, and although maybe not finding as much as looked likely, the easy ground over 6f, together with that being her first run after a break perhaps took its toll.

She ran quite well twice at this track over 6f at two, and down to 5f for her revisit, from an ideal draw I think there might be a bit of each-way value in her price.

KELPIE GREY 3.25 Hamilton 13/2 each way – KELPIE GREY has been in fine form this year, securing three wins out of four runs, with his latest triumph at Ayr in May. Despite a slight drop in distance, I wouldn't underestimate his chances.

BEELZEBUB 3.27 Nottingham 10/1 each way – BEELZEBUB is more adept on the all-weather than turf, but he’s run well a few times in this sphere, and has had his excuses when not running well. Including at Ascot on his return to action where it looked as though his jockey had forgotten that he had to take off the horses’ hood when the gates opened, and as a result allowed the horse to run about 3 strides before realising.

He improved on that effort next time at York, keeping on well after a better start without the use of the hood. He’s been given the cheek-pieces to wear to hopefully help him concentrate, and off a generous-looking 5lb lower mark for what was a good run last time, I think we need to back him.

MASTERPAINTER 7.30 Wolverhampton 18/1 each way – MASTERPAINTER posted a solid effort in February and he has the ability to get involved here on his return while on a lenient mark.

MONHAMMER 4.45 Ayr 10/1 each way PLACED – MONHAMMER can be unpredictable, but his win on reappearance over C&D showed a marked improvement, considering his usual struggles when fresh. If he brings the same form, a 2 lb rise shouldn't stop him from further success.

FLAMING RIB 5.50 EPSOM DOWNS 12/1 each way – Backed and ran better than result on his return to action in what was a hot Lingfield handicap on his first venture onto a synthetic surface. He broke well from his wide draw to chase the pace that day and then got hampered and lost momentum when trying to challenge down the straight.

It’s hard to tell exactly how much he had left in the tank, but he looked to be rallying again at the end of the race, and with that run under his belt there should be more to come.

He was a group 1 and group 2 2nd as a 3yo, reaching a mark of 112, and if getting to anything like that level this season, he’ll find himself extremely well handicapped off 104. Oisin Murphy has retained the ride from Lingfield, and from a nice draw in stall 6 he looks set to go well.