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For Thursday's racing I am off to Beverley, and I have two picks for you. My first betting tip for the day runs in the Nursery Handicap and I think the drop back in trip looks set to make him a winner.
Meanwhile, my second pick heads for the two-miler to challenge a couple of previous rivals. His win last time out was solid and I believe he can build on that. As a lightly-raced horse, who is evidently still on a steep upward curve, I am expecting to witness a huge performance.
It must be said that the racing we have coming up isn’t the strongest, but I do have a couple of fancies for Friday, so make sure you pop back tomorrow to check out the betting tips I’ve found for you.
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We start in the Nursery Handicap for the two-year-olds, where you could perhaps make a case for a few. Top-weighted Harswell Dandy has a chance on her best form, but would need to leave her poor show at Musselburgh behind. She is on a career high mark too, so I believe she’s quite vulnerable here. Karl Burke’s Cheerleader is also sure to be well-fancied, having improved in her last two starts, but her last effort here at Beverley was unconvincing.
That’s why I’m siding with Richard Fahey’s
Almanjoor, who has come on in leaps and bounds since he was gelded, and has produced some strong speed figures to back that up. He was sixth at Hamilton on his first start since that operation, but wasn’t too far away in decent company. He then took a big step forward to finish runner up at Doncaster over six furlongs next time out. That was a particularly good effort -
he was just cruising at the five furlong pole, so this drop back in trip should see him even more effective. He is a very straightforward sort too, and I see no reason why Almanjoor can’t wipe out this field. .
This two-mile Handicap should be a cracking race to watch. Easy Equation is a very consistent sort, who is highly likely to make his presence felt, but he is running off a career high mark, and will need to do everything right to win here. Cloudy Rose and Wannabeawallaby both finished behind Pfingstberg when the trio met at Nottingham two weeks ago, and despite being better off in the wights than the latter, I think they’d both need to find more to reverse the form.
Yep, I’m siding with Pfingstberg. Although he has gone up 6lbs for that last victory, he still looks open to plenty more. He travelled exceptionally well last time out, and was strong all the way through the line. He is only a four-year-old, and one who is evidently on an upward curve at the moment. There is also the fact that he is David Simcock’s only runner at Beverley on Thursday, and that in itself speaks volumes. I am expecting a big run from Pfingstberg here.
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