Monday night each-way double: Moai and Wallaroo can outrun outsider prices at Wolverhampton
Newcastle Racecourse
Tipstrr horse racing expert Richard Hutchinson has picked out a couple of each-way prospects that might just combine to produce a lucrative return in the last two races at Wolverhampton.
He picked up Moai at the French horses-in-training sale for 17000 guineas, which looked like a bargain considering he had won two races over a mile and more and was placed in a Group 3.
Moai joined Furtado on a mark of 99 (postmarked a high of 103) and the trainer proceeded to drop him in trip to seven furlongs for his first four runs in the UK.
He went in my tracker after the first two, when it looked like he might have been trying to get him down a few pounds by running him over an inadequate trip.
After those four recent runs, Moai is down 17 pounds to 82 and is now dropped into a Class 4 (0-80) handicap for the first time at a time he is also stepped back up to a more suitable nine-furlong trip.
We are going in a rare two points each way at 33/1 and I'm expecting him to go off a well-supported single-figure price
It looks like Furtado might be going for a stable double with Wallaroo in the lucky last race.
Wallaroo is lightly raced and returned to action two days ago as an unfancied 33/1 shot and I think he ran above stable expectations, only going down by a couple of lengths to finish fourth of 13.
