Free Horse Racing Tips

Charlie Appleby’s last five runners have all won and Code Of Honour is his only representative on Thursday. The trainer landed this race with Ghaiyyath back in 2017, so this smartly bred debutant is definitely one to watch here.

Bear On The Run left her debut effort well behind her when landing a Dundalk maiden by a very comfortable margin and she defied a lengthy absence to win on handicap debut last month. She’s entitled to step forward from that and can go close here if doing so.

Gregory won the Queen’s Vase at Royal Ascot as a three-year-old and remains lightly raced for his age. He battled on well to land a 1m6f Listed contest at York in June, which was his first start for 476 days, and the six-year-old is entitled to improve for the run.

John & Thady Gosden could have a smart filly on their hands here, as Spirited Gesture has won both starts in novice company impressively. Connections would have been forced to go up in grade sooner or later and the early signs suggest she has enough ability to go close here.

Talk Of New York is almost certainly the best horse in this race and his third behind Bow Echo and Gstaad in the St James’s Palace Stakes is easily the best piece of form on offer. He was given plenty to do at Goodwood last time out and can make amends with victory here.

Fortitudine couldn’t have been more impressive when winning by 21 lengths on debut at Kempton last month and he followed up with plenty in hand over the same course and distance next time. A full-brother to Rebel’s Romance, the best is yet to come.

Bear On The Run left her debut effort well behind her when landing a Dundalk maiden by a very comfortable margin and she defied a lengthy absence to win on handicap debut last month. She’s entitled to step forward from that and can go close here if doing so.

Fortitudine couldn’t have been more impressive when winning by 21 lengths on debut at Kempton last month and he followed up with plenty in hand over the same course and distance next time. A full-brother to Rebel’s Romance, the best is yet to come.

Beauty Box produced respectable performances to finish fourth and second on her first couple of starts and she got off the mark in a maiden at Ripon. She wasn’t up to the level in Listed company but having returned to winning ways in a handicap last time, there’s more to come.

Eloquencia made a winning start to life in handicaps over 1m2f at Ripon and didn’t see the trip out over further at Chepstow next time. The handicapper has dropped her 1lb since and she shapes as if a mile will be a suitable trip.

Patrick Neville’s Datstheholyallofit was an impressive winner of a Kelso bumper in May and she managed to get off the mark at the third time of asking over hurdles at Sedgefield last time out. Winning by five lengths on that occasion, she looks capable of progressing in this sphere.

Mezzo Forte needed the experience on debut at York and the step up to 7f was a big help on his second start, where he was an impressive victor, at the expense of a subsequent winner. The son of Wootton Bassett can progress again and looks capable of competing at this level.

Divilabother is progressing at a rapid rate recently and Tristan Davidson’s gelding was a comfortable winner of a Class 2 at Cartmel last time out and an extra 4lb probably wouldn’t have made much difference that day, so there’s every chance he can follow up here.

James Owen’s Charles Darnay has only had four starts so far and he managed to get off the mark when upped to 1m4f in a Kempton maiden in March. Returning from a break in June, he followed up on handicap debut and should still be ahead of the handicapper.

Lizzana left her debut effort well behind her when landing a Class 2 novice in good style at Kempton in October and defied a penalty to follow up at Wolverhampton in March. Placing in a couple of Italian group races since, don’t be surprised if she runs a big race here.

The impeccably bred Without Prejudice is a sister to Emily Upjohn and and she made the perfect start to her career when winning impressively on the July Course on debut. It was a similar story under a penalty at Windsor after that and she’s ready to compete at this level.

Ben Pauling’s Youdecide is still unexposed over fences and he managed to win a couple of low grade races at Stratford and Fontwell in very good style last month. He bumped into a useful sort when second in a higher grade last time and this looks like an excellent opportunity.

Road To Wembley has made an excellent start to his career over hurdles and has won three starts in-a-row, including when getting the better of Square d’Alboni over course and distance last time out. Handicaps will be the way to go now and further progress is anticipated.