Category: horse racing
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A tight six-runner field for this Class 4 Fillies’ Handicap over the Kempton mile. While the market is fixated on the “big name” connections of the favourite, the real value lies with a horse that has already proven it can handle this specific test.The Market Leader: All Moonshine (13/8)On paper, she’s the one to beat.…
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Small-field handicaps at Dundalk are notoriously tactical affairs, and Wednesday’s 5.12 is a classic “pace trap.” While the bookies are desperate for you to pile into the short-priced favorite, the form book suggests a tactical masterclass is brewing from an unlikely source.The Heavy HittersThe Real Screamer (5/4) is the obvious choice. He won with ears…
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(Wednesday, 11th Feb)Conditions: 6f Handicap, Class 5, TapetaWith Wisetanck a non-runner, we are left with a compact field of six. Don’t let the small number fool you; this is a tactical puzzle featuring high-speed figures, weight penalties, and potential “plot” horses.The Main PlayersGrey Horizon (7/1): The “Southwell Specialist” in all but name. He’s had a…
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If you’re heading to Hereford this Wednesday, bring your wellies. The ground is Heavy, the rails have been pushed out, and this 2m4f handicap hurdle is going to be a brutal test of stamina. In conditions like these, the form book often goes out the window in favour of two things: Weight and Will.Here is…
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Tomorrow’s 6f handicap at Southwell (4.14) is a fascinating puzzle for anyone looking beyond the obvious. While the market is gravitating toward the recent winners, the speed map suggests we are in for a frantic “burn-up” on the front end that could set the race up on a plate for a patient rider.The Pace Scenario:…
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If you’re looking for a mid-week marathon, Dundalk’s 2.38 on Wednesday is a proper test. It’s a two-mile handicap on the Polytrack that’s going to separate the genuine stayers from the pretenders. Here is the no-nonsense lowdown on how to play the race.The Big Two: Class vs. WeightThe market is essentially a duel between Tatateo…
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If you’re looking for a smooth-traveling superstar, look elsewhere. The 3.55 at Limerick this afternoon is a 0-100 handicap hurdle on Heavy ground. In Irish winter racing, that translates to a war of attrition where the last horse standing—not the fastest—collects the cheque.Here is the no-nonsense breakdown of where the money should go.The One to…
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Serious, eye-catching movesThese aren’t little nudges — these are opinions.Donnrua Dream (3.55 Limerick)18/1 → 5/1 (72% collapse)That’s not casual money. That’s either inside confidence or a major angle (conditions / trip / intent).Still not favourite → suggests value hunters rather than public pile-on.Lenjoleur De Palma (4.25 Limerick)13/8 → 8/13, now a proper odds-on jobMcNamara yard…
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Date: Tuesday 10th February 2026Race: Midnite: Built For 2026 Not 2006 Handicap (Class 5)Verdict: Oppose the busy favourite and back the fresh legs.Let’s cut straight to the chase. The market for tonight’s 6f handicap is dominated by the 9-year-old Spartan Fighter, who arrives in a rich vein of form. But if you dig into the…
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