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Horses are creature of habit and can perform better at certain tracks and less so at others. This can be a helpful angle when making selections. There are four meetings across Britain on Monday and we’ve picked one from each with proven records at their respective tracks. When combined, these horses form a Lucky 15 which could provide substantial returns. Check out our free tips page for daily content across British and Irish racing.
Abduction (17-2, William Hill) won here over 7f in September off a mark of 80. Jim Goldie’s gelding gelding has perhaps struggled with his mark since but the handicapper is beginning to relent. On the form of his second at Musselburgh in April, he has to have every chance now on a 2lb lower mark. His course record stands at two wins and a third in four starts, which will stand him in good stead here.
Romanor (2-1, bet365) has a terrific record here at Newton Abbot and this is almost his second home. In seven starts here, he has won four times and placed three times, which is a formidable record. He bolted up here twice off marks of 111 and 114 in August and September. Now down to a mark of 112, there’s every chance of a return to the winners’ enclosure.
Nogo’s Dream (9-2, bet365) has a 100 per cent record here at Wolverhampton, narrowly winning his maiden back in March. He has had just two starts on an artificial so far and finished second at Lingfield in the other. He wasn’t beaten far when fourth off a 1lb lower mark at Windsor last time and victory looks like a distinct possibility.
Vape (7-1, William Hill) has three starts and two wins to his name here at Windsor. John Flint’s grey was a narrow second at Newbury off this mark on his penultimate start and a repeat of that effort would put him bang in the mix here.
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