Neil Morrice shares all of his best bets and tips for Monday’s racing coming your way from Yarmouth, Musselburgh , Worcester and Kempton Park
YARMOUTH
Race 4 No12 ATALANTA MIST (Each Way)
Trainer: Marcus Tregoning: Jockey: Tyler Heard
The sheer consistency of ATALANTA MIST a lard the Ulysses filly a far from cloudy option for this stayers’ handicap. She’s getting weight from the vast majority of the field, while her chances of ending a sequence of near misses is aided by the arrival of cheek pieces.
Race 6 No3 GOOD EARTH (Nap)
Trainer: Michael Herrington – Jockey: Charlie Tucker
Herrington has as good a strike rate as anyone with his handicappers and GOOD EARTH can further bolster his strike rate with success in this 1200 metres sprint. The veteran gained a fourth triumph in what’s been an industrious campaign at Sandown and that’s good form to bring to the table,
MUSSELBURGH
Race 2 No2 BLUE PETE (Nap)
Trainer: Mike Appleby – Jockey: Clifford Lee
In what is a straight match with VEGASMILE, the lightly raced BLUE PETE can take the spoils. The son of Blue Point has progressed from race to race and when second to Through The Gate at Redcar pulled well clear of the third. He’s sure to enjoy this move into a handicap.
Race 4 a No9 SIXCOR (Each Way)
Trainer: Linda Perratt – Jockey: Finlay Bassett
Back at this course, SIXCOR needs respecting. He’s often shown a penchant for the straight 1000 metres here, and while Ayr is the venue for the majority of his career wins he will be suited by the make and shape of today’s race from what could prove a plum (high) draw.
Race 6 No6 GALAHAD THREEPWOOD (Each Way)
Trainer: Ewan Whillans – Jockey: Greg Fairley
GALAHAD THREEPWOOD has missed in 19 attempts since joining his current handler but after as near miss as a 40-1 roughie at Southwell last time this can herald an overdue triumph for the versatile nine-year-old.
WORCESTER
Race 4 No2 POTTERS CHARM (Nap)
Trainer: Nigel Twiston-Davies – Jockey: Sam Twiston-Davies
As the best jumper seen out so far this season and in his first novice chase, POTTERS CHARM a should make no mistake. A former grade 1 scorer over hurdles, he represents a stable in form and is a class apart from his opponents.
Race 7 No5 BIG CADILLAC
BIG CADILLAC had good form n bumpers before drawing a blank over hurdles in a select campaign last season. He’s taken well to jumping fences at home and is just preferred to ISLAND BRIDGE in the lucky last.
KEMPTON PARK
Race 2 No2 TREDEGAR SQUARE
Trainer: James Fanshawe – Jockey: Oisin Murphy
TREDEGAR SQUARE can successfully defend his beaten r3cord on this 1400 metres novice. The gelding made no mistake on his debut ver cours3 and distance when powering clear, and even though this is tougher he’s capable of defying a 4lb penalty.
Race 4 No8 WADOODA
Trainer: Owen Burrows – Jockey: Callum Rodriguez
WADOODA brings strong Newmarket form to the table following a prolonged absence from the racecourse. The Dubawi filly has abundant scope for progression if ready from a year off, and can show she’s more than ready for the task in hand by opening her account.
Race 5 No10 RHYTHM OF MY HEART (Nap)
Trainer: David Menuisier – Jockey: Hector Crouch
The best bet of the day is RHYTHM OF MY HEART who enjoys a plum draw three off the fence for this fillies’ restricted novice. She was unfortunate to bump not a classy foe in Silverella at Goodwood, form which was heavily franked by her conqueror at Pontefract. Furthermore she should operate just as effectively on the Polytrack, having worked well on an atrificial surfac3 at home.
Race 8 No2 THANKYOU BARONESS (Each Way)
Trainer: Mrs I Gansera – Jockey: Benoit De La Sayette
There could be value in THANKYOU BARONESS who looked like a mare running not some form when troubling the judge at Southwell. She’s a double figure price and looks attractive for win and place wagering.
