Free Horse Racing Tips

Kabral Du Mathan has improved rapidly this season and he won the Relkeel Hurdle with plenty in hand at Cheltenham last time out. That success came off the back of a very impressive performance in handicap company and he should be a level above the opposition here.

Dalston Lad is a progressive sort and he saw the trip out well to score over course and distance in handicap company last time out. This doesn’t appear to be the strongest Grade 2 novice hurdle and he can step forward again here.

Nicky Henderson has been reluctant to consistently campaign Jonbon over longer trips and it’s a big plus that he has finally given in. The consistent 10-year-old is unbeaten in three starts at Ascot, also winning the Clarence House last time, and stamina isn’t expected to be an issue.

Dalston Lad is a progressive sort and he saw the trip out well to score over course and distance in handicap company last time out. This doesn’t appear to be the strongest Grade 2 novice hurdle and he can step forward again here.

Sam Thomas’ Range returned to winning ways at Sandown last month and runner-up Henri The Second bolted up in a competitive race on his next start. Ben Jones comes in for the ride and another big run is anticipated, despite a 5lb rise in the weights.

Threeunderthrufive looks very well handicapped on his best form and he won this race off a 5lb higher mark two seasons ago. Denied by a nose when second last year, he’s entitled to be there or thereabouts off this sort of mark.

Etna Bianco won a Class 2 novice here over a slightly longer trip a couple of starts to go and a reproduction of that form would surely give him every chance. Things didn’t go to plan in the Challow last time out but his sights have been lowered here.

Rubaud won the Elite Hurdle over course and distance earlier on in the season and his third in Christmas Hurdle last time out is arguably the best piece of form on offer here. The stable landed a treble earlier this week and has been in great form recently.

The Jukebox Kid is 2/3 over fences and he won nicely at Carlisle in November. That form has received a couple of boosts since and he kept on well to score over course and distance last month. Ben Pauling’s gelding deserves a chance in this grade and there could be more to come.

Myretown was a runaway winner of the Ultima at Cheltenham in March and is well worth giving a go over this marathon trip. Lucinda Russell & Michael Scudamore’s gelding would have finished closer here last time if not for a bad mistake and should be in the mix once again.

Bossman Jack won a bumper at Wincanton last term and and made a solid start to life over hurdles when third at Warwick in November. He got the better of Starzand when winning last time and should cope with the penalty here.

The Boss Bear looked good when winning a bumper at Fontwell in May and he confirmed that promise by following up over hurdles at Plumpton in December. He’s entitled to improve for that and can win again if doing so.

Alistair Ralph’s Holly Hartingo has run well on both starts this season, finishing second twice, and she was a head away from winning a better race at Kempton over Christmas. A 5lb rise is perhaps a little harsh but she has the ability to defy it.

The Boss Bear looked good when winning a bumper at Fontwell in May and he confirmed that promise by following up over hurdles at Plumpton in December. He’s entitled to improve for that and can win again if doing so.

Milan Park has only had four starts over hurdles and wasn’t disgraced when fourth on handicap debut at Wetherby on Boxing Day. Now down to a 3lb lower mark, this looks like a good opportunity to get off the mark and he should be winning sooner rather than later.

Liberty Coach is a fair Flat horse and showed some promise when third at Wetherby on his penultimate start. The switch to handicaps can encourage a significant amount of improvement and the best is surely yet to come.

Warren Greatrex’s Aqua Bleu bolted up when getting off the mark at Doncaster a couple of months ago and defied a penalty to score again at Lingfield. Sean Bowen comes in for the ride and another big run is expected, despite the double penalty.

The Four Sixes was progressive over hurdles towards the back end of last season and has taken well to fences so far during the current campaign. There was plenty to like about his 16-length success at Kelso last time out and he can follow up here.

Maximilian came within a neck of winning a novice chase at Haydock on seasonal debut and wasn’t beaten far at Doncaster after that. Grade 2 winner Wendigo was too good at Ayr when last seen but handicaps may well suit and he should be competitive off this mark.

Beau Speed is related to useful bumper performer Authorised Speed and cost £110,000 at the sales. Paul Nicholls has been in good recent form, landing a treble at Taunton on Thursday, and it would be no surprise if this horse makes a winning debut here.