Category: horse racing
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A Class 6 handicap that offers a decent betting shape if you look past the recent results.We’ve got a field of nine facing the starter for this mile contest, and the draw is going to be absolutely critical.The Favourite: MbappeThis is the one I want to be on. He was genuinely unlucky over this course…
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Wednesday 28th January 2026It’s a Wednesday night at Kempton, and while a Class 6 handicap isn’t exactly the Derby, this 6:00 race is a proper puzzle worth solving. It’s tight, competitive, and I think the bookies might have the wrong favourite.Taking on the FavouriteThe clear favourite is Aneirin’s Sword. You can see why: he won…
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Race: 8.00 Wolverhampton (Handicap, Div 1, 5f)Date: Tuesday 27th January 2026We are deep into the evening card at Dunstall Park now, and the 8.00 is a five-furlong sprint that looks, on paper, like a straight shootout between two course specialists. But scratch the surface, and there’s a fascinating “plot” horse lurking in the long grass.Here…
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Race: 7.00 Wolverhampton (3yo Handicap, 6f)Date: Tuesday 27th January 2026We aren’t quite at the finish line yet—there are still a few races left on the card—but the 7.00 is arguably the trickiest puzzle of the evening. It’s a 0-55 handicap exclusively for three-year-olds. At this level, these young horses are still learning the game, and…
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Race: 6.00 Wolverhampton (Classified Stakes, 5f)Date: Tuesday 27th January 2026A classified Stakes over the minimum trip. On the face of it, this looks like a penalty kick for the favourite. But if you’ve been following the data today, you’ll know that if something looks too good to be true in a Class 6 sprint, it…
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Race: 4.28 Wolverhampton (Handicap, Class 6, 7f) Date: Tuesday 27th January 2026 It’s a standard Tuesday afternoon at Dunstall Park. We have a Class 6 handicap over seven furlongs, and on paper, it looks like a coin toss between the two horses at the top of the market. But if you dig a little deeper…
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Let’s be honest, a Class 5 handicap hurdle over three miles on a Tuesday afternoon isn’t exactly the Champion Hurdle. It’s going to be a proper slog. But sometimes, these bog-standard races are exactly where you find a bit of value if you look past the obvious.The 2.25 at Newcastle is a real stamina test.…