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Tuesday’s Epsom racing tips: I Spy a winner for the Johnstons

Tom ReedTom Reed18 April 2022
Midnights Legacy with William Buick as the jockey on their way to victory in the Northern Dancer Handicap during day two of the Cazoo Derby Festival at Epsom Racecourse, June 5, 2021

Midnights Legacy with William Buick as the jockey on their way to victory in the Northern Dancer Handicap during day two of the Cazoo Derby Festival at Epsom Racecourse, June 5, 2021

Some competitive flat action at the home of the Derby on Tuesday, April 19. Planet Sport suggest Spy can be drawn out into plain sight in the winner’s enclosure.

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Here's a quick-fire list of Planet Sport's picks from every race at Epsom on Tuesday, April 19.
Newyorkstateofmind(13.50 Epsom)

Nahanni (14.20 Epsom)

Bad Company (14.55 Epsom)
Secret Shadow (15.30 Epsom)

Dear Heart (16.00 Epsom)

Spy (16.30 Epsom)

Plus we've got some extra information for you on our three main picks from Epsom.

14.20 Epsom - Nahanni

Some potential class acts in the Cazoo Blue Riband Trial but Charlie Appleby is a trainer at the top of his game.

His Frankel colt carries the blue Godolphin silks, which is about as serious as it gets and Nahanni was an easy winner last time out at Leicester.
Will Buick gets the ride with Nahanni more than capable of making an impact.

16.00 Epsom - Dear Heart

A Spring Meeting Novice Stakes which is hard to predict due to the green nature of a lot of the runners.

 

Yet Planet Sport are going with the class angle and backing Kingman filly Dear Heart for the supreme John and Thady Gosden.
A poor start did for her last time around at Kempton but she did move up the field and the addition of apprentice Benoit De Le Sayette means she'll have an extra seven pounds taken off.

16.30 Epsom - Spy

Planet Sport love a Charlie and Mark Johnston front runner and that is what we should see in the Warren Handicap.

Campaigned exclusively on the all-weather, turf is a little bit of an unknown but a win last time out over a similar trip at Wolverhampton shouldn't be too hard to translate.

Capable of making all the running, it doesn't take too much surveillance to see Spy taking this one.

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