Neil Morrice shares all his best bets and tips for Sunday’s racing, coming your way from Brighton and Worcester on 31 August 2025.
BRIGHTON
Race 3 No4 REDDITIZIO (Nap)
Trainer: Stan Moore – Jockey: Billy Loughnane
Profitable filly REDDITIZIO has consistently knocked on the door but won’t get a better chance of opening her account than today. She’s enjoys a pull in the weights with a couple of horses that have beaten her, while Billy Loughnane is an addition to her saddle that can also contribute to making the difference between defeat and victory.
Race 4 No2 TEA SEA
Trainer: Tony Carroll – Jockey: William Carson
Carroll has set his stall out to lift this Sprint Final with TEA SEA appealing as the pick of five from his stable. The selection had to play second fiddle to PIETRO here but has subsequently returned to win over 1400 metres, and now gets a swing in the weights with that rival which should top the balance in his favour.
Race 7 No2 ALSHIMALI (Each Way)
Trainer: Tony Carroll – Jockey: William Carson
ALSHIMALI was easy to back and missed the break on his latest start at Windsor, having scored over this course and distance the time before. From this 5lb higher mark and racing over a shorter trip he can prove a bet worth waiting for, whilst further advertising the powers of his trainer at this switchback course.
WORCESTER
Race 3 No5 SIOUXFONIC (Nap)
Trainer: James Owen – Jockey: Sean Bowen
SIOUXFONIC jumps off the page as a likely winner of the bumper, the Sioux Nation filly having shaped well in an earning debut at Tipperary before joining the burgeoning Owen stable. There should be a bundle of progression in the Nap, who also enjoys the assistance of the champion jockey in her saddle.
Race 5 No2 DROMBEG LAD
Trainer: Alex Hales – Jockey: Kielan Woods
DROMBEG LAD brings the best form to the table following his second on debut under Rules at Uttoxeter where he had too much to do. If making normal improvement on this different track he can go one better.
Race 7 No7 ASLUKGOES
Trainer: Ben Brookhouse – Jockey: J M Quinlan
ASLUKGOES spent time away from the track in an enforced break after proving himself a smart operator in bumpers. He made a pleasing return to finish second in a maiden hurdle here in May and duly went one better on a return to the track two months later. He’s in handicap company for the first time, but can carry on an upward curve to take out the finale.
