The decimated Southwell card, sponsored by PlanetSportBet, still has some decent contests to enjoy, and this two-mile hurdle could just prove to be as competitive as any, despite the small field.
Exeter offers a decent card for a chilly Sunday afternoon in November, and this two-mile hurdle gives in-form Harry Cobden a great chance to build on his spectacular four-timer at Ascot on Saturday.
Our friends at Tipstrr have run their latest numbers for us and have come up with their most widely-backed selection in the final race of the Saturday night meeting at Wolverhampton.
Only five runners go to post for this edition of the Ascot Hurdle, but what the field lacks in quantity is more than made up for by the high quality of the accomplished hurdlers.
Thursday afternoon’s Wincanton meeting appears to have saved its most open-looking handicap until last, which has got Tipstrr’s each-way specialist rubbing their hands in glee.
Eight runners line up for this competitive handicap hurdle, and with barely half a dozen betting points covering the entire field, it seems the winner could emerge from just about anywhere.
The final race on Hereford’s Planet Sport Bet-sponsored card sees 15 largely untried four- and five-year-olds contest what promises to be a lively two-mile bumper..
Planet Sport Bet have picked out another bumper Hereford card to sponsor this week, and this competitive maiden hurdle looks sure to provide some thrills and spills along the way.
There’s plenty of capable performers contesting this competitive-looking handicap over a testing three miles, and the aptly-named Storminhome might just give the favourite plenty to think about.
Our friends at Tipstrr guided us towards a tidy 11/2 winner Malina Girl at Cheltenham on Sunday, so we’re looking for more of the same as we start the new week at Monday’s Exeter meeting.