Well after tipping a couple of winners at the weekend, very pleased wih my Pisco Sour tip at 8/1 its time to look forward to a cracking weeks racing in Ireland at the Galway festival. We also have the delightful Glorious Goodwood to look forward to and I am more than excited! Come On!
Galway 5.05 2m Novice Hurdle
I have a nice each way horse to start proceedings off here and ANYAN TREE the british raider at 10/1 is a very attactive price. Will love the ground and will get the trip fine. Rebecca Curtis has been an upcoming trainer in the last couple of years and I have no problem in backing her to take this race. With Davey Russell on board an experienced jockey who will oblige with a great show here. When you look at how well it stayed on in the finish last time out at Worcester winning by 5 lengths, this horse undoubtedly has more to give and is overpriced. Get off to a good start and back this 4 year old Danehill Dancer colt!.
5.35 2m Handicap Hurdle.
Yet again we find an overpriced individual here in the shape of SIXTEEN FORTY TWO. Two things which most people will look at here is the trainer and jockey who arent well known individuals but if you look at this horses chances from the form, distance and ground I have little concern that this horse will indeed has strong win claims. The betting in this race suggests a level of biast towards certain trainers and yes records are important but in the cold light of day its form that counts and this one has it in is favour an each way put at 16/1 you cant go wrong.
6.10 7f Maiden
Difficult, trappy and many unknown quantities here. But again the ones with an element of form will obviously have learned something from their previous race. With this common sense approach I'm going with LEARN the Aiden O Brien nicely bred Galileo colt. My own thinkig is that the 7f trip will suit and progress would of been made in its last run. A tricky contest but LEARN will learn how t win tonight!
6.45 2m Handicap
The master at Galway is undoubtedly Dermot Weld a magnificient dual trainer and a trainer who has an unparalled dominance at the Galway Festival. NATURAL HIGH has course and distance form at Galway. The horses current mark is a fair one and I believe is still in front of the handicapper. This horse is a cut above this lot, as long as it jumps cleanly and has enough left in the tank due to the firm ground I can see this horse winning and winning well!
7.15 7f Handicap
I'm looking at the only horse with a 7 furlong race under his belt and a clear progressive type who has been raised significantly by the handicapper but at 7/1 is a great each way bet. LAKE GEORGE has shown some recent consistent form and is clearly an improving three year old. I like the way it kept on in the finish to win its last race and winning over seven certainly ticks a massive box for this horse to win. Has every chance!
7.45 1m 4f Handicap
NANTUCKET LADY. Will enjoy it here, if not a little high in the weights but this Giant Causeway colt is a progressive type and will enjoy this trip and ground. If Joseph O Brien can dictate from the front I'm sure this horse wont be passed.
And those are my picks for this evenings racing, good luck if your having a bet!
Galway 5.05 2m Novice Hurdle
I have a nice each way horse to start proceedings off here and ANYAN TREE the british raider at 10/1 is a very attactive price. Will love the ground and will get the trip fine. Rebecca Curtis has been an upcoming trainer in the last couple of years and I have no problem in backing her to take this race. With Davey Russell on board an experienced jockey who will oblige with a great show here. When you look at how well it stayed on in the finish last time out at Worcester winning by 5 lengths, this horse undoubtedly has more to give and is overpriced. Get off to a good start and back this 4 year old Danehill Dancer colt!.
5.35 2m Handicap Hurdle.
Yet again we find an overpriced individual here in the shape of SIXTEEN FORTY TWO. Two things which most people will look at here is the trainer and jockey who arent well known individuals but if you look at this horses chances from the form, distance and ground I have little concern that this horse will indeed has strong win claims. The betting in this race suggests a level of biast towards certain trainers and yes records are important but in the cold light of day its form that counts and this one has it in is favour an each way put at 16/1 you cant go wrong.
6.10 7f Maiden
Difficult, trappy and many unknown quantities here. But again the ones with an element of form will obviously have learned something from their previous race. With this common sense approach I'm going with LEARN the Aiden O Brien nicely bred Galileo colt. My own thinkig is that the 7f trip will suit and progress would of been made in its last run. A tricky contest but LEARN will learn how t win tonight!
6.45 2m Handicap
The master at Galway is undoubtedly Dermot Weld a magnificient dual trainer and a trainer who has an unparalled dominance at the Galway Festival. NATURAL HIGH has course and distance form at Galway. The horses current mark is a fair one and I believe is still in front of the handicapper. This horse is a cut above this lot, as long as it jumps cleanly and has enough left in the tank due to the firm ground I can see this horse winning and winning well!
7.15 7f Handicap
I'm looking at the only horse with a 7 furlong race under his belt and a clear progressive type who has been raised significantly by the handicapper but at 7/1 is a great each way bet. LAKE GEORGE has shown some recent consistent form and is clearly an improving three year old. I like the way it kept on in the finish to win its last race and winning over seven certainly ticks a massive box for this horse to win. Has every chance!
7.45 1m 4f Handicap
NANTUCKET LADY. Will enjoy it here, if not a little high in the weights but this Giant Causeway colt is a progressive type and will enjoy this trip and ground. If Joseph O Brien can dictate from the front I'm sure this horse wont be passed.
And those are my picks for this evenings racing, good luck if your having a bet!
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