‘He has a brilliant summer record and loves Galway’ – Adrian Wall’s Wednesday tips

We have all of Glorious Goodwood tips covered over on our ITV tips page. Adrian Wall has picked out his best fancies for the day’s racing at the Galway festival on Wednesday.

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5.05 Galway

Andrew Kinirons has a brilliant summer record and loves Galway so his first runner of the week, C Pas Possible, has to be of interest in the opening 2m6f maiden hurdle. He was poor on his only point start but was a lovely third in a 3m maiden hurdle at Punchestown last month and this has likely been the main target.


5.35 Galway

Hees Dynamite is a five-time winner, including over fences here last term, and a repeat of his second to My Gaffer at Killarney on latest puts him high on the shortlist. He’s up 2lb but goes well around here and will be dangerous if allowed to dictate matters under a good claimer.


6.05 Galway

Ardeen Joy is progressing very nicely and was an impressive winner of a 13-runner maiden hurdle at Bellewstown over 2m4f on latest. She does have a stiff opening handicap mark but she’s in top hands and it would be no surprise were she to defy it.


6.40 Galway

Will The Wise progressed massively over fences last term, winning a novice at this course before finishing second in the Plate at the Cheltenham Festival. He then went on to land the Topham at Aintree and although his mark is creeping up, he should give it a good shot again.


7.15 Galway

In the 1m4f Q.R. maiden, Sunny South West makes plenty of appeal under Derek O’Connor who has already landed a big race this week. This dual bumper scorer won on hurdling bow over 2m1f at Cork last year and he caught the eye when second on Flat debut at Killarney. He should be right in the mix.

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