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Neil Morrice best bets and tips – Sunday, 27 September 2026

Neil Morrice shares all of his best bets and tips for Sunday’s racing coming your way from Epsom Downs and Ffos Las on 27 September 2026.

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Neil Morrice shares all of his best bets and tips for Sunday’s racing coming your way from Epsom Downs and Ffos Las on 27 September 2026.

Jamie Moore's Diary - jockey talks Goshen and Ascot rides

UK BEST BETS SUNDAY

EPSOM DOWNS

Race 1 No6 REGAL TIGER (Nap)

Trainer: Hugo Palmer – Jockey: Oisin Murphy

A move up to 1400 metres could prove just what the doctor ordered for REGAL TIGER who with three frame finishes in as many starts brings strong form to the table in the opening nursery. The son of Kingman might have most to fear from GIVE HAND.

Race 3 No6 SEACOLE

Trainer: Ralph Beckett- Jockey: Rossa Ryan

Enterprising tactics should play to the strengths of SEACOLE who was made plenty of use of when third at Windsor wearing first time cheek pieces. This undulating track could see the Sea The Stars filly gain a few lengths running down Tattenham Hill to assist in a first career triumph.

Race 4 No10 SEEKING CHARLES

Trainer: Mark Usher – Jockey: James Davies

Having easily landed the amateurs’ Silver Magnum here a month ago, SEEKING CHARLES can add another unorthodox race to his CV by taking out this Jump Jockeys’ Derby. The five-year-old powered six lengths clear off an 8lb lower mark, but the manner of the success suggests he could have plenty more to give, while he will receive good assistance from the saddle.

Race 6 No6 CROWN OFFICE

Trainer: William Haggas – Jockey: Cieren Fallon

CROWN OFFICE is something of a work in progress and a horse we definitely haven’t seen the best of. The cash that came for him at Haydock last time went west, but this looks a good opportunity for the No Nay Never gelding to produce some of his true ability.

FFOS LAS

Race 5 No5 SILENT FORCE (Nap)

Trainer: Andrew Balding- Jockey: Callum Hutchinson

SILENT FORCE looks a bet worth waiting for judging from his first offering when he troubled the judge at Newbury. The son of No Nay Never Met interference on two occasions yet stayed on strongly to be beaten just two lengths into third. He’s come on for that, and should enjoy the cut in the ground.

 
Jamie Moore's Diary - jockey talks Goshen and Ascot rides
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