17:10 Galway – Galway Bay Hotel & The Galmont Hotel Novice Hurdle (2m 130y)

Pace & Positioning:

• A strong pace is expected, favouring those able to settle off the speed with finishing power.
• Galway can penalise aggressive tactics in strongly run events.
• Positional bias is relevant, especially handling Galway’s sharp downhill and stiff uphill finish.

Runner Comments:

• DAVY CROCKETT (IRE)
  • Form: Pedigree-rich debut bumper winner, displaying notable speed and class.
  • Pace/Position: Track and race shape are ideal for him.
  • Fitness: Lacks hurdling experience but is primed for this debut over hurdles.
  • Class/Flags: A classy pedigree and saddled by W. P. Mullins, who has won 5 of the last 10 runnings of this race.
• ETERNAL ECHO (IRE)
  • Form: Impressive on hurdle debut at Cork, travelling strongly and quickening clear late.
  • Pace/Position: Tactically versatile and well placed to benefit from the pace setup.
  • Fitness: Fitter now.
  • Class/Flags: Bred to improve further. Gordon Elliott, his trainer, has a solid record here with 2 wins in the last 10 years. (TFR: 128p).
• MICK COLLINS (IRE)
  • Form: Consistent type with strong novice form, finishing a clear second last time.
  • Pace/Position: Possesses tactical speed and operates well on good ground.
  • Class: A solid standard setter.
  • Flags: Touched an in-running low of 25% or less of his starting Betfair SP when meeting with defeat on his most recent outing. (TFR: 130).
• A SNOW WHITE PARK (IRE)
  • Form: A shock debut winner at Ballinrobe (66/1), with strong timefigure and efficiency suggesting it wasn’t a fluke.
  • Pace/Position: Brings untapped upside and potential to be ridden cold off the strong pace.
  • Class: May lack the raw class of the principals. (TFR: 124).
• EPHESUS (IRE)
  • Form: His best form came in lesser events and he has struggled in deeper company. Dropping back to novice company.
  • Pace/Position: A prominent runner in a likely pace collapse scenario, which appears to be a poor tactical fit.
  • Class: Significant tactical and form doubts. (TFR: 132).
• CHORTAL
  • Form: Has fair form on the Flat and over hurdles, winning a juvenile maiden in April but making a costly error last time. (TFR: 124).
• LOS TOLDOS
  • Form: A maiden winner who lacks a compelling figure base. (TFR: 119p).
• THE REAL SCREAMER (IRE)
  • Form: A fairly useful Flat performer, ran creditably last time, but needs to step up on his hurdles bow. The expectation that there will be no let-up in the pace seems very likely to tip the scales in his favour.
• TUBA
  • Form: Has a weak form base on the Flat and made big jumping errors on hurdling debut. (TFR: 108p).
• MOVE IT ON OVER (IRE) / JURALITY / FOOTSTEPSTOGLORY
  • Form/Class: These runners are well beaten in weak events with no appeal.

Private Tissue Estimate:

• Davy Crockett – 11/4
• Eternal Echo – 7/2
• Mick Collins – 6/1
• A Snow White Park – 8/1
• Chortal – 10/1
• Ephesus – 10/1
• Los Toldos – 14/1
• Others – 25/1 bar

ChatGPT Smart Plays:

• Shortlist: Davy Crockett, Eternal Echo, Mick Collins, A Snow White Park.
• Win Bet: DAVY CROCKETT – Possesses an elite pedigree, comes from a top yard, shows huge promise, and is ideally suited by the expected strong pace.
• Each-Way Saver: MICK COLLINS – A reliable benchmark who should be in contention given his consistent novice form.

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17:40 Galway – Iggy Daly Easyfix Handicap Hurdle (2m 130y)

Pace & Positioning:

• A very strong gallop is expected from multiple habitual front-runners and early pressers.
• This scenario may penalise early leaders and favour those ridden patiently with proven late finishing effort. Midfield runners could be best positioned to capitalise tactically.
• Hold-up horses aren’t normally favoured at this trip, but the expected pace will likely benefit PAUL COLLINS (IRE) over CLONBURY BRIDGE (IRE).
• Positional bias matters more than draw at Galway, with horses racing prominently on the outer or those unable to settle potentially finding it tough.

Runner Comments:

• RAKKI
  • Form: Has shown glimpses of promise in a light hurdling career.
  • Class: Makes his handicap debut for Willie Mullins with Paul Townend booked. Bred to stay further and brings a solid Flat level. Appears well-handicapped if he transfers his Flat ability to hurdles, offering big potential upside.
  • Fitness/Flags: Paul Townend has a 50% strike rate on hurdling favourites, and a 33% strike rate when riding a hurdle as their only ride at the meeting. (TFR: 122p).
• JERRARI (IRE)
  • Form: A recent winner who has steadily improved with cheekpieces. Showed strong closing sectionals at Roscommon.
  • Pace/Position: The strong pace will suit his closing style.
  • Class: Likely well in and may yet thrive up to 2½m. Solid claims for top connections. (TFR: 119).
• PAUL COLLINS (IRE)
  • Form: Shaped very well behind Pakens Rock last time, proving to be the best of the closers.
  • Pace/Position: His ability to come from off the pace is a positive for this race.
  • Class: Lightly raced and improving, he’s a strong contender if he can replicate his last effort. Traded at 25% or less of his starting Betfair SP when beaten last time out. (TFR: 120).
• TELL US THIS (IRE)
  • Form: Bolted up at Downpatrick on return from absence, travelling strongly and drawing clear.
  • Class: May still have more to give from his revised mark. (TFR: 119).
• CLONBURY BRIDGE (IRE)
  • Form: Won this race in 2021 but his profile has been patchy since.
  • Pace/Position: While he typically goes forward, the strong pace is unlikely to favour him, and recent runs suggest he’s not the force of old. Likely to be “cooked” in a pace battle. (TFR: 123).
• LEAVE IN SECRET (IRE)
  • Form: Has fair form over hurdles and stepped up on his reappearance last time.
  • Pace/Position: A front-runner who races prominently, he will need to settle early in this strongly run race. (TFR: 118).
• PROVE YOURSELF (IRE)
  • Form: Shows fair form in bumpers and hurdles, winning a maiden at Tramore and stepping up in a handicap at Kilbeggan.
  • Class: A tough and honest runner, but might be caught for toe in a big field. (TFR: 118).
• HALF A CHANCE (IRE)
  • Form: Has fair form over hurdles, winning a maiden at Limerick but unsuited by the emphasis on speed last time.
  • Class: Suspect at this trip against improving types. (TFR: 119).
• Others (METAMORPHEUS, MALBAS, MUST MEET CECIL, CIAO ADIOS, COLVIN, SON OF HYPNOS, BALLYEARL, EYEEYE, SPACE WARRIOR, WAJAAHA, LEAH’S CONTESSA, NAVY GUITAR, PAHLAVI): May run well without winning, some are slightly exposed, while others are place possibilities at best, or need major improvement/form turnaround.

Private Tissue Estimate:

• Rakki – 9/2
• Jerrari – 7/1
• Paul Collins – 9/1
• Tell Us This – 10/1
• Prove Yourself – 12/1
• Leave In Secret – 14/1
• Clonbury Bridge / Malbas / Half A Chance – 16/1+
• Others – 20/1 bar

ChatGPT Smart Plays:

• Shortlist: Rakki, Jerrari, Paul Collins, Tell Us This.
• Win Bet: RAKKI – A well-handicapped debutant for Willie Mullins, he is unexposed and represents a classic “go day” signal from the yard.
• Each-Way Saver: JERRARI – A solid, improving type who is race-fit and in form. His strong-finishing style, coupled with the projected strong pace and track, should suit him perfectly.

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18:10 Galway – Eventus Irish EBF (C & G) Maiden (7f)

Pace & Positioning:

• A weak pace is forecast, which aligns with the field makeup (mostly debutants or those without natural pace figures). This may favour runners who can quicken rather than rely on stamina.
• The specific pace hint suggests the race outcome shouldn’t bother CONSTITUTION RIVER (FR).
• There is no significant draw bias over 7f at Galway on yielding ground. Tactical speed and race position turning for home are key.

Runner Comments:

• CONSTITUTION RIVER (FR)
  • Form: Sets a high standard on his very promising debut second at Newmarket, where he pressed from the front and was only caught late. That was a deep race.
  • Pace/Position: Should dominate from a prominent or stalking position. Well-suited by the pace and track conditions.
  • Class/Flags: An exciting prospect, this €400,000 colt by Wootton Bassett is bred to improve over 7f+. He has the experience edge. Aidan O’Brien, his trainer, has won 2 of the last 10 runnings. He hit an in-running low of 25% or less of his starting Betfair SP when beaten last time. (TFR: 101P).
• MASABAN (IRE)
  • Form: A newcomer with no prior form.
  • Class: D. K. Weld’s team is in top form and has an outstanding record in this race (3 winners in the last 10 runnings). By Siyouni out of a well-related mare, he is bred to stay 1m+ and shaped as a potential middle-distance 3yo type.
  • Fitness: May not be the sharpest on his first run but is clearly respected. (TFR: 91).
• SPANGLED SANDS (IRE)
  • Form: A newcomer with no prior form.
  • Class: Joseph Patrick O’Brien’s colt cost €130,000 and is a brother to several smart sprinter/milers. The yard’s debutants can often be straight enough. While this looks like a learning run, he is not to be dismissed lightly if the favourite falters. (TFR: 81).
• DAARY (IRE)
  • Form: A newcomer with no prior form.
  • Class: A well-bred son of Wootton Bassett out of a Frankel mare, though he may want further than this trip. Market movements can guide expectations. (TFR: 86).
• CONTRARY TO LAW (IRE)
  • Form: Showed some encouragement on his debut without being knocked about. (TFR: 81p).
• UTMOST GOOD FAITH / SUNRISE ANGEL / FARABOVE THE LIMIT
  • Form/Class: Farabove The Limit was well held on Rules debut, and these runners generally appear outclassed on paper or need a significant step forward.

Private Tissue Estimate:

• Constitution River – 4/9
• Masaban – 7/1
• Spangled Sands – 8/1
• Daary / Contrary To Law – 14/1
• Others – 25/1 bar

ChatGPT Smart Plays:

• Shortlist: Constitution River, Masaban, Spangled Sands.
• Win Bet: CONSTITUTION RIVER – He sets a clear standard on form, is best suited by the pace, and holds a commanding position on ratings.
• Each-Way Saver: MASABAN – A debutant from an in-form yard with a strong track record in this race. He possesses a pedigree suggesting he will improve.

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18:40 Galway – Connacht Hotel (Q.R.) Handicap (2m 179y)

Pace & Positioning:

• An even pace is projected, but this often turns tactical over this extended trip at Galway, where stamina and positioning are key.
• Front-runners usually do not fare well unless they are exceptionally well-handicapped. Typically, midfield-to-held-up runners perform better, especially those with a strong turn of foot into the home bend.
• The pace forecast suggests things will favour HAPPY JACKY (IRE) over THE SHUNTER (IRE).
• There is no significant draw bias. Galway’s camber and turning nature mean tactical speed and track craft are more important than the draw.

Runner Comments:

• TOO BOSSY FOR US (IRE)
  • Form: Posted an excellent second in a big-field Curragh handicap a month ago, showing a strong turn of foot from off the pace.
  • Class: Represents the powerhouse W. P. Mullins stable, which has successfully targeted this race (5 winners in the last 10 runnings). This lightly-raced stayer offers the best mix of proven stamina, recent form, and improvement potential. (TFR: 108).
• HAPPY JACKY (IRE)
  • Form: A good 1¼ lengths third in a big field at the Curragh in June and won his last start over hurdles.
  • Pace/Position: His best results come when coming late off a decent gallop, a setup that suits perfectly today. The pace map also favours him.
  • Class/Flags: He is well-handicapped (OR ~107) and carries a low weight. Trainer Mark Fahey has a strong ROI as a sole runner (£98.65 profit to a £1 stake).
• TOLL STONE (IRE)
  • Form: Shaped promisingly when second at Naas and appears to retain all ability after an 8-month break.
  • Class: A useful performer, well-handicapped, and is part of Emmet Mullins’ trio of interesting runners. (TFR: 104).
• COMFORT ZONE (IRE)
  • Form: A useful handicapper who won at Naas in 2024 and finished a good third in the Ascot Stakes. Has strong Flat/hurdles form and handles yielding ground well.
  • Pace/Position: Races prominently, which could be an asset in a steadily-run race.
  • Class: Possesses a touch of class. (TFR: 104).
• FAMILIAR DREAMS
  • Form: Has fairly useful form, winning a maiden at Tramore.
  • Pace/Position: Works best off a pace and should slot into midfield.
  • Class: A consistent handicapper with credible form, though she might lack a tactical gear change. (TFR: 86).
• WAR ROOMS (IRE)
  • Form: A useful performer, second at Gowran in April, and quickly back to form in the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes.
  • Class: On a workable mark and goes well fresh. (TFR: 103).
• THE SHUNTER (IRE)
  • Form: Very smart on his day, winning the Cesarewitch Handicap in 2023.
  • Pace/Position: The pace and track setup might work against him, as he’s been campaigned more over hurdles/chases recently. (TFR: 107).
• Others (FAIRBANKS, DAWN RISING, FALCON EIGHT, WESTMINSTER MOON, RIVIERA QUEEN, PLONTIER, ROYAL HOLLOW, ZOFFMAN, RAGMANS CORNER, WAHRAAN, GOD OF THUNDER, FILEY BAY, MON COEUR, WESTON, NOT JUST ANY EAGLE, JACOVEC CAVERN): Varying forms, some may lack tactical fit, or need to bounce back significantly.

Private Tissue Estimate:

• Too Bossy For Us – 4/1
• Comfort Zone – 6/1
• Happy Jacky – 9/1
• Familiar Dreams – 10/1
• War Rooms – 12/1
• Toll Stone – 14/1
• The Shunter – 16/1
• Others – 20/1+

ChatGPT Smart Plays:

• Shortlist: Too Bossy For Us, Comfort Zone, Happy Jacky.
• Win Bet: TOO BOSSY FOR US – This colt brings top staying handicap form and represents W.P. Mullins, who targets this race with precision.
• Each-Way Saver: HAPPY JACKY – Ticks many boxes for a quiet profile and favourable setup, making him a strong each-way option.

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19:15 Galway – Clayton Hotel Galway Handicap (7f)

Pace & Positioning:

• A very strong pace is forecast, led by several confirmed front-runners. This setup will likely favour those ridden patiently with the ability to quicken late.
• The specific pace hint indicates that this strong pace will benefit AVIATRICE (IRE) but probably not BISHOPTON (IRE).
• A low draw is a historic advantage over 7f at Galway, particularly for those with tactical speed, allowing stalkers to gain perfect tracking positions. Stamina is still needed for the climb into the straight.

Runner Comments:

• HIGHBURY SEE SEE (IRE)
  • Form: Winner with ease last time out at Gowran, showing significant improvement.
  • Class: This improving gelding is going the right way, still unexposed after just five starts, and looks well-treated under a 9 lb rise. His timefigure and finishing speed percentage from that effort suggest he had more in hand.
  • Pace/Position: The strong pace should suit him, and he has a good low draw to track the leaders. (TFR: 88).
• IT’SNEVERJUSTONE
  • Form: Arrives in form after a dominant success at Ffos Las.
  • Class: Improving fast and ready for a step up in grade; acts on any ground and handles undulations. Comes in fresh.
  • Pace/Position: His draw isn’t ideal, but his profile fits the “hot now” type. (TFR: 85).
• AVIATRICE (IRE)
  • Form: Had excuses last time when not well placed in a tactical affair. Showed a strong finishing effort the time before at Limerick and has a progressive profile.
  • Pace/Position: Well drawn in stall 1, she should be delivered late off the strong pace.
  • Class/Flags: Trainer David Marnane has a strong level-stakes record when sending just one runner (£35.58 profit to a £1 stake). (TFR: 85).
• SUN SOLDIER (IRE)
  • Form: Placed in all 3 starts with fair form.
  • Class: Consistent and possesses a nice blend of speed and stamina. Still has room to improve.
  • Pace/Position: His draw is a concern. (TFR: 86).
• WIZARD OF ODDS (IRE)
  • Form: His form reads patchy, but his mark is now attractive after a second in a Naas handicap.
  • Pace/Position: Should appreciate the setup. (TFR: 85+).
• SPANISH TEMPTRESS (IRE)
  • Form: Hitting form and clearly thriving, winning last time at Killarney.
  • Fitness: Needs to prove she can back up quickly again after a recent win. (TFR: 85).
• BISHOPTON (IRE)
  • Form: A fair maiden, but his form is below expectations last time.
  • Pace/Position: Typically races prominently. He will struggle if forced back early and caught behind tiring rivals, making him tactically unsuited to a very strong pace scenario. (TFR: 86+).
• Others (GLORIOUSLY GLAM, HONEYSUCKLE ROSE, ZE DO ASFALTO, NYMAN, GREEN ICON, SIR JEREMY, FIONA MACCOUL, GANGSTA MAN, OICHE RUA, MOTHER MARA, NIGHT MAGIC): Varying forms, some may lack the late kick needed, or are unsuited by the pace or draw conditions.

Private Tissue Estimate:

• Highbury See See – 4/1
• It’sneverjustone – 11/2
• Aviatrice – 8/1
• Sun Soldier – 10/1
• Wizard Of Odds – 12/1
• Spanish Temptress – 14/1
• Honeysuckle Rose – 14/1
• Others – 16/1+

ChatGPT Smart Plays:

• Shortlist: Highbury See See, It’sneverjustone, Aviatrice.
• Win Bet: HIGHBURY SEE SEE – Everything is in his favour for a follow-up victory, given his improving profile, favourable draw, and suitability to the strong pace.
• Each-Way Saver: AVIATRICE – Her draw, the pace shape, and her progressive form all point to a big run, offering excellent each-way value.

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19:50 Galway – GRA Chocolates Handicap (1m 4f 84y)

Pace & Positioning:

• An even pace is expected. This profile typically rewards efficient closers or well-balanced types at Galway’s stamina-testing finish.
• The specific pace hint suggests that an even pace should favour PROPOSE (IRE) much more than EAGLES DREAM (IRE).
• There is no significant draw bias at this trip, though horses with tactical speed drawn in mid to low gates still hold a slight edge.

Runner Comments:

• PROPOSE (IRE)
  • Form: Shaped like a smart type when winning at Curragh in May, a race that is working out well. His Royal Ascot flop in the King George V Handicap can be forgiven, as the firm ground and large field likely overwhelmed him.
  • Pace/Position: His breeding (Frankel x Prize Exhibit) and pace profile suggest 1½m will suit ideally. He is well-drawn to sit just off the pace.
  • Class: Proven over 10f, his timefigures and finishing speed percentages suggest he is better than his bare Ascot run. (TFR: 99).
• STARFORD (IRE)
  • Form: In flying form, with 2 wins from 2 starts in handicaps, including a dominant 4¼-length success last time.
  • Class: He is progressive and has settled better in his recent races. Likely to be ridden patiently again, but must defy a new mark of 87. Open to further improvement.
  • Pace/Position: Has shaped as though he will stay the extra furlong strongly. (TFR: 94p).
• BEAR CREEK
  • Form: Took a while to find form but came good in style at Down Royal last time.
  • Class: A late developer with a staying pedigree and a stamina-rich profile (by Sottsass out of an Arc-linked damline). While he now meets a deeper field, he still has upside off his current mark. (TFR: 91p).
• FORTUNA VERA (IRE)
  • Form: A likeable type whose form was franked with a Curragh second after a Leopardstown win.
  • Pace/Position: Her draw and run style are both ideal.
  • Class: Tough and reliable, with honest handicap form. (TFR: 96).
• MISS NIFTY (IRE)
  • Form: Improved significantly in her last two starts, winning and then holding her form well.
  • Class: She is peaking at the right time, and the weight-for-age allowance helps her prospects. (TFR: 93).
• KILMEADEN (IRE)
  • Form: A consistent type with fair form at 10-13f, but his recent efforts lack punch.
  • Pace/Position: Best when prominent but finds it hard to quicken, making him tactically vulnerable. (TFR: 98).
• EAGLES DREAM (IRE)
  • Form: A fair maiden who finished a good ¾-length third last time.
  • Class: Will need a career best to contend. Traded at a quarter or less of her starting Betfair SP when beaten on her latest outing. (TFR: 98).
• DESMOND CASTLE (IRE)
  • Form: A fair maiden who finished a good third last time.
  • Pace/Position: Typically races in rear and starts slowly, so the pace setup doesn’t suit him. (TFR: 95).
• BIBE MUS (FR)
  • Form: Showed fairly useful form, much improved when winning a maiden last time.
  • Fitness: Needs to prove himself back from a long layoff. Trainer Ross O’Sullivan has a profit to a £1 level stake with horses running after a break. (TFR: 89p).
• DUN AN OIR (IRE) / BOYNE VALLEY (IRE)
  • Form/Class: These runners are on low marks and are lacking tactical fit for this race.

Private Tissue Estimate:

• Propose – 3/1
• Starford – 4/1
• Bear Creek – 13/2
• Fortuna Vera – 8/1
• Miss Nifty – 12/1
• Others – 16/1+

ChatGPT Smart Plays:

• Shortlist: Propose, Starford, Bear Creek, Fortuna Vera, Miss Nifty.
• Win Bet: PROPOSE – His last run can be forgiven, and he is strongly suited by the conditions here, with untapped potential over this trip.
• Each-Way Saver: BEAR CREEK – An unexposed stayer who is progressive and tactically sound, making him an excellent each-way option.

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20:20 Galway – Monami Construction I.N.H. Flat (2m 130y)

Pace & Positioning:

• This is forecast as a strongly run bumper, with several forward-going types set to contest the lead.
• Normally, this would favour front-runners at Galway, but over-aggression could bring hold-up horses into contention.
• The specific pace hint suggests that the very strong pace severely lessens confidence in COUTACH but not in CALL TADGH (IRE).
• Draw is not a factor in NH Flat races, though early field position is crucial. Horses drawn low can get swallowed if they don’t break smartly.

Runner Comments:

• COUTACH
  • Form: Shaped with real encouragement on debut in a deep Punchestown bumper.
  • Class: A well-bred Blue Bresil gelding, his strong finishing speed percentage and final sectional upgrade suggest much more to come. He is the only runner with a TFR of 104. Gordon Elliott has a 22% strike rate in 2m to 2m1f bumpers.
  • Pace/Position: With pace on, he is a leading player if ridden to pounce late.
  • Fitness: The main concern is positioning risk in this huge field if ridden too far back. (TFR: 104).
• MASKARVEL (FR)
  • Form: Shows fair form in both outings, notably holding his position off a good gallop at Killarney last time.
  • Class: His TFR of 102 suggests he is very much in the mix. He has a solid jumper’s frame and proven finishing effort under similar conditions.
  • Pace/Position: Adaptable pace-wise. (TFR: 102).
• FAITH OF EMPIRES (TUR)
  • Form: An interesting newcomer with no prior form.
  • Class: Represents Emmet Mullins, who won this race in 2022 and is very selective with his bumper runners. His sire (Authorized) does well in bumpers, and his €38k purchase price backs up expectations.
  • Fitness: The yard rarely misses the frame with well-prepped debutants.
• THAT’S SO TRUE (IRE)
  • Form: Sent off favourite for her debut but disappointed, being outpaced in the straight.
  • Class: Bred to stay strongly, and her trainer Margaret Mullins places bumpers well.
  • Fitness: Might have needed that first run; she could be dangerous if the market shows support again. (TFR: -p).
• LUPIN DU CHENET (FR)
  • Form: An interesting debutant who made the frame on his completed start in points.
  • Class: A €100k purchase with a high-end French jumping pedigree. Represents Gordon Elliott.
  • Fitness: A strongly built type with potential to be more of a 2½m+ horse, but could run big if sharp enough on debut.
• I’M A ROCKET MAN (IRE)
  • Form: Showed fair form in bumpers, with a better effort when third last time.
  • Class: May lack a crucial gear change. (TFR: 98).
• SIR VINNY (IRE)
  • Form: A newcomer with no prior form.
  • Class: Bred more for 2m hurdles.
• Others (CALL TADGH, CORNAROYA ROCCO, DREAMERSGAME, GOMEZ ADDAMS, HIGHLANDER ADDICT, MAXICOURT, MOULANE FORTUNE, NO CURE, PAPANELL, THEABSOLUTEGOV’NOR, FRONTIER ROSE, SUGAR IN MY TEA, SUPER FREAK, SAINT CLOVIS, FIGERO, ZAM BOBBLER): Mostly unraced or with uninspiring form, needing to make a significant leap forward to contend.

Private Tissue Estimate:

• Coutach – 3/1
• Maskarvel – 9/2
• Faith Of Empires – 6/1
• Lupin Du Chenet – 7/1
• That’s So True – 8/1
• Others – 12/1+

ChatGPT Smart Plays:

• Shortlist: Coutach, Maskarvel, Faith Of Empires, Lupin Du Chenet, That’s So True.
• Win Bet: COUTACH – Had a solid debut and is expected to improve further in this strongly run race.
• Each-Way Saver: MASKARVEL – Is track-proven and tactically adaptable, making him a consistent and reliable option in a potentially chaotic field.