
Following on from my results update and an antepost selection, we now have the first daily betting tip for September. After fantastic success over the past six months, clocking up +49.532pts, I’m looking to continue on in the same way!
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If antepost betting tips are your cup of tea, I have some already live and ready for you. I have tackled the St Leger, Irish Champion Stakes, Cesarewitch Handicap and the King George VI Chase this year. I have then also looked ahead to the Cheltenham Festival and Aintree Grand National next year as well.
At the time of writing, many bookmakers are offering the same best price of 9/1 for Revich. So, we need another factor to determine where we should back Revich today. And based on the best new customer offer, Betfred wins hands down. If you bet £10, they’ll give you £50 of free bets. A fantastic boost as we head into the weekend.
Revich has not recorded a win since 23 September 2023, but I feel he can stop that losing run before it reaches two years. There are many different factors that make me believe he can win here today, and I’ll go through them all in this article .
At his peak, Revich was rated 98, had won off marks as high as 95, and produced a career best RPR of 104. He was a serious horse in his day.
Now I am under no illusions that since that peak, he has regressed significantly. However, it’s not necessarily whether a horse is progressing or regressing that matters. The key to finding winners in Handicap races is to compare their ability against their handicap mark, and I think Revich is on a mark that he can be competitive from.
Whilst he has regressed, the handicapper is giving him plenty of help to remain competitive, and his mark has fallen 21lb from a peak of 98 to just 77. Based on the form I saw late last year, and also on his penultimate start, I’m confident he can run a huge race off this mark.
Speaking of his penultimate run, it came at Ripon in July. He tackled the 1m trip there, off a mark of 79, and he ran a cracker. He only managed third place, but was just a length behind the winner at the line.
Now, it is well worth noting that he was hampered towards the finish, and the winning jockey received a two-day ban for careless riding. Without that infringement, I believe Revich would have finished second, and may well have given the winner a bit more to think about.
The RPR of 83 he produced that day suggests that he was ahead of his mark at that point, and his mark has fallen a further 2lb since then. He could only finish sixth at Chester last time out, but he didn’t get a clean run. It was also a half furlong shorter, and the going was much faster. It’s always difficult to make up ground from behind at Chester, but especially so on quick ground. He kept on well inside the final furlong, but was unable to reach the leaders. Personally, I’d forgive that run and judge him on his penultimate run instead.
Revich went close on his penultimate start at Ripon, and he tackles the same 1m trip on Soft going today. His last two runs with these conditions have seen him produce RPRs of 83 and 86, so a repeat of those efforts, off a reduced mark of 77, would see him run a huge race here.
As well as having the distance and the ground to suit, I think he’s drawn in the right place too. Statistically speaking, races run at Ascot over 1m, with 8 to 12 runners, and Soft ground conditions favour those drawn high. Therefore, I’m happy with his draw in Stall 10 on this straight track, which will most likely be run against the stand side rail. That’s exactly what happened last year anyway, when the race was run under similar conditions.
As always, it’s a case of weighing up the pros, the cons, and the odds on offer. Based on the way those all stack up, it makes sense to me to back Revich today. We know he has a lot of class from his old days, he has been given plenty of help from the handicapper, he showed on his penultimate start that he still retains some ability, and he’s drawn well with conditions to suit.
However, Revich is regressing and it’s an amateur jockey Handicap, so must accept an element of risk in the latter department. As you can see, I've found far more pros than cons. There’s no denying that Revich is regressing, but that’s largely counteracted by his rapidly falling handicap mark. In terms of the jockey situation, the same applies to every horse in this race. I think he’ll appreciate a strong gallop to aim at, and more often than not, they go off too fast in Amateur races, which would play into his hands.
Ultimately, it comes down to the odds. If he was a 4/1 shot, I would not back him to win only, but at a price of 9/1, I feel he is well worth an each way bet. That said, he is a regressive type, so we need him to build on his penultimate start. Also, as this race is a Handicap for amateur jockeys, I’m only prepared to play half stakes.
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