Free Horse Racing Tips

Goes well fresh and proved that when bolting up in the Chester Vase on last season’s reappearance. He has winning course form too, winning the Geoffrey Freer Stakes in the summer last year before a brilliant second in the St Leger. More to come.

Despite running very keen, this daughter of Frankel ran out an impressive winner of a Windsor maiden and then she won a Listed contest at Newmarket comfortably when last seen. If she’s ready to go on her return she will be hard to beat.

Unbeaten in three starts as a juvenile, and gave weight to Kikkuli at Newmarket who won at the Craven Meeting this week. Rounded off the year with a win in a Group 3 at Saint-Cloud and it will take a good one to beat him.

Goes well fresh and proved that when bolting up in the Chester Vase on last season’s reappearance. He has winning course form too, winning the Geoffrey Freer Stakes in the summer last year before a brilliant second in the St Leger. More to come.

Despite running very keen, this daughter of Frankel ran out an impressive winner of a Windsor maiden and then she won a Listed contest at Newmarket comfortably when last seen. If she’s ready to go on her return she will be hard to beat.

Won twice over hurdles in France and finished second in both the Betfair Hurdle at Newbury and the County Hurdle at Cheltenham, only run down in the closing stages by Absurde under an unbelievable Paul Townend ride last time. Up another 3lb here but he has to go close with a clear round.

Unbeaten in three starts as a juvenile, and gave weight to Kikkuli at Newmarket who won at the Craven Meeting this week. Rounded off the year with a win in a Group 3 at Saint-Cloud and it will take a good one to beat him.

Chased home Jade De Grugy when second in a Fairyhouse Grade 3 in January, and she ran an excellent race when fourth in Grade 1 company last month behind the same horse. She dips her toes into handicap company from a very fair mark now and Townend rides.

Won a four-runner novice race at Aintree before Christmas and was the sole finisher on the day. He followed that up with a good third in a Lingfield Grade 2 but disappointed when last seen at Kempton. Interestingly, he has had a wind op for a second time since, and is back in handicap company, so he could be primed for a huge run.

Won a four-runner novice race at Aintree before Christmas and was the sole finisher on the day. He followed that up with a good third in a Lingfield Grade 2 but disappointed when last seen at Kempton. Interestingly, he has had a wind op for a second time since, and is back in handicap company, so he could be primed for a huge run.

Very consistent horse who has finished second in three of his four chase starts since returning from a lengthy break in October, and showed he had plenty of staying prowess when second over just shy of three miles last time. First-time headgear goes on and with the Fry yard in form he must go well.

Didn’t have a consistent profile but made it two wins on the bounce with an impressive success in the Spring Mile at Doncaster last month on his return to action. He’s 4lb higher now but arrives here in top shape.

Looked an average enough horse but looked a different animal when stepped up to over 3m for the first time when leading pillar to post at Fairyhouse when last seen. This huge step up in trip is an obvious concern but Townend has chosen him over a certain stayer in Mr Incredible which could be telling.

All Authorized came very close to getting off the mark in a maiden hurdle here over an extended 2m1f last month. The 2m3f trip here should suit on that evidence as he only just failed to catch the winner and this is a good opportunity to go one better.

Lily Du Berlais has shown a fair level of form in four starts over hurdles and was beaten less than 10 lengths by Irish Point in a Grade 3 at Naas in March 2023. She’s entitled to improve for her comeback run at Catterick last month and can come out on top here.

Favori De Champdou was a good winner of a Grade 2 at Punchestown in November but has been a little disappointing in three starts since. Gordon Elliott’s gelding will struggle to find a better opportunity to return to winning ways than this and he’s still the one to beat.

All Authorized came very close to getting off the mark in a maiden hurdle here over an extended 2m1f last month. The 2m3f trip here should suit on that evidence as he only just failed to catch the winner and this is a good opportunity to go one better.

Lily Du Berlais has shown a fair level of form in four starts over hurdles and was beaten less than 10 lengths by Irish Point in a Grade 3 at Naas in March 2023. She’s entitled to improve for her comeback run at Catterick last month and can come out on top here.

The form of Catch Him Derry’s second to stablemate Gwennie May Boy at Bangor in February has received a substantial boost, as that horse went on to win at the Aintree Festival. A 5lb higher mark seems manageable and Dan Skelton can grab yet another winner here.

Mr Hampstead was second on his debut at Newcastle in November and the front two were well clear of the rest. He’s a full-brother to Irish Oaks-winner Savethelastdance and he should be capable of going one better on just his second start here.

Favori De Champdou was a good winner of a Grade 2 at Punchestown in November but has been a little disappointing in three starts since. Gordon Elliott’s gelding will struggle to find a better opportunity to return to winning ways than this and he’s still the one to beat.

Jet Plane could still be miles ahead of the handicapper and he already carries a 5lb penalty instead of the 9lb rise which he’s due to receive. It was a dominant display at Market Rasen when last seen and he will be hard to beat if turning up in similar form here.

Theformismighty got off the mark over hurdles in very good style at Market Rasen last month and he makes his handicap debut off a very generous mark of 118 here. Further progress seems likely but he won’t need to find much on the evidence of that latest effort.

Metier won the Chester Cup on his last handicap start on the Flat and wasn’t suited by Group 1 racing when well beaten in the Prix Royal-Oak at Longchamp in October. This is a more realistic target and he should go close upon his return to handicap company.

Adaay In Devon was a very useful juvenile last term and she managed to finish second to a smart filly of Charlie Appleby’s in a Listed race at Newmarket in November. She bolted up in a course and distance handicap when last seen and looks ready for a return to Listed level.

Jet Plane could still be miles ahead of the handicapper and he already carries a 5lb penalty instead of the 9lb rise which he’s due to receive. It was a dominant display at Market Rasen when last seen and he will be hard to beat if turning up in similar form here.