Free Horse Racing Tips

Blood Destiny has taken very well to fences and he got the better of Spillane’s Tower over two miles at Navan in March and subsequently finished second to that rival in a Grade 1 at Fairyhouse. The drop in grade is interesting and 150 appears to be a very generous mark.

Gaelic Warrior has always looked like a very talented horse but he blew the opposition away upon his return to two miles in the Arkle. Two of his three rivals come from the same yard and it’ll be a massive shock if he fails to win this.

Teahupoo has been lightly campaigned this season and that policy has been successful. He’s starting to fulfil his potential, having won the Stayers’ Hurdle at Cheltenham, and the coast is clear for a follow-up victory here.

Blood Destiny has taken very well to fences and he got the better of Spillane’s Tower over two miles at Navan in March and subsequently finished second to that rival in a Grade 1 at Fairyhouse. The drop in grade is interesting and 150 appears to be a very generous mark.

Coko Beach has had a productive season thus far and won a Cross Country race here back in February. Gordon Elliott’s nine-year-old is a strong stayer and the ratings suggest he should be well clear of this field.

Gaelic Warrior has always looked like a very talented horse but he blew the opposition away upon his return to two miles in the Arkle. Two of his three rivals come from the same yard and it’ll be a massive shock if he fails to win this.

Teahupoo has been lightly campaigned this season and that policy has been successful. He’s starting to fulfil his potential, having won the Stayers’ Hurdle at Cheltenham, and the coast is clear for a follow-up victory here.

Joseph O’Brien’s Samyr could hardly have been more impressive when winning by a wide margin on his debut at Gowran. In receipt of a 6lb allowance here, that could make a significant difference and he has every chance of maintaining his unbeaten record.

Tafsir went clear with the winner when second here over two furlongs shorter last time out. A narrow third over an extended two miles at Newcastle in November, the 1m7f trip should be to his liking here and a return to the winners’ enclosure surely beckons.

Blood Destiny has taken very well to fences and he got the better of Spillane’s Tower over two miles at Navan in March and subsequently finished second to that rival in a Grade 1 at Fairyhouse. The drop in grade is interesting and 150 appears to be a very generous mark.

Undeniable Alibi is an unexposed novice that looks particularly interesting on handicap debut here. Gordon Elliott’s gelding got off the mark at Clonmel in February and should be suited by the switch to handicaps. This opening mark of 119 looks very workable.

Coming Up Easy absolutely cruised home when winning his maiden by 20 lengths at Limerick last month and the handicapper has given him a rather eye-catching opening mark. There should be loads more to come and a huge run is anticipated.

Got Glory made her hurdling debut in a Grade 1 last year, suggesting that connections think plenty of her. She got off the mark in good style at the second time of asking when last seen and is entitled to take a big step forward here.

Joseph O’Brien’s Samyr could hardly have been more impressive when winning by a wide margin on his debut at Gowran. In receipt of a 6lb allowance here, that could make a significant difference and he has every chance of maintaining his unbeaten record.