My thoughts on the Bet365 Gold Cup.

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14:15 Sat 29 April 2023

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bet365 GOLD CUP HANDICAP CHASE (PREMIER HANDICAP) (1)

Distance 3m 4f 146y

Prize £90,032 Age 5yo+ Race State Declaration Runners 16

Going Good to Soft (Good in places)

Kitty’s Light, trained by Christian Williams, is in great form and has placed in this race for the last two years. With Jack Tudor in the saddle, the horse has a strong chance of winning this year. The only concern is whether the race might come too soon after his recent success in the Scottish National.

Revels Hill, trained by Harry Fry, is another top contender. The horse has a solid record over extreme trips and has been consistent this season. With the spring ground suiting him and Kevin Brogan back on board, Revels Hill is expected to run a big race.

Coolvalla, trained by Chris Gordon, is another horse to watch out for. The highly progressive gelding has a 5-5 record over rules fences and may not have reached his ceiling yet. His recent win against Revels Hill at Exeter makes him an appealing prospect.

Broken Halo, trained by Paul Nicholls, is a lively outsider. Though he’s stepping up in class, he’s been in great form and is well-suited to the course.

Taking all factors into consideration, the top pick for the bet365 Gold Cup Handicap Chase is Revels Hill. With his consistent form over extreme trips and a strong affinity for the course, he seems primed for a big performance. The main threats to Revels Hill’s victory are Kitty’s Light and Coolvalla, who have both shown remarkable form and could pose a significant challenge on race day.

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