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Racing fans, it’s a new week which means more betting tips, and to start the ball rolling I have two quickfire selections for Brighton on Tuesday. My first pick comes in the seven furlong Maiden Stakes, which looks like a two-horse race to me. However, I think my selection is the most likely winner, and he should get our week off to a great start.
The Trust Handicap is a somewhat trappy race, but I’ve found a horse that I am willing to take a chance on. He put his best foot forward last time out and his current mark is still very workable. A big run could well be on the cards for his second start since his gelding operation. We start the week with just the two picks for Tuesday, but we have some good racing to get stuck into as the week goes on, and I’ll have plenty more betting tips heading your way.
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The Maiden Stakes is a small field race and I see it being a contest between two horses. Borealis Thunder is a nice sort for Alice Haynes and I’m sure further improvement is on the cards, but she would need to build on her previous two starts to beat my selection. That said, I do see her making the runner up spot and should not be underestimated.
For me, the most likely winner here is James Owen’s gelding,
Usuario Amigo, who may end up going off at quite a short price. He was disappointing last time out at York, but I’m willing to forgive him for that. York clearly didn’t suit him and it was his first try over a longer trip.
Prior to that he ran really well in defeat at Newmarket, coming in a close second to Run Boy Run. A repeat of that effort should see him win here, but I think we’re likely to see an even bigger performance this time around.
The Trust Handicap is a tricky race to figure out and you could make a case for most of the field. Rivas Rob Roy has won here at Brighton previously, and off much higher marks, but he has been very much out of form this term, making him hard to get behind here. Romanovich and Waleyfa have closely-aligned form, which makes them hard to choose between. Suffice to say that they both hold fair credentials, and are both likely to run well again.
With this being such a trappy race, it could be worth taking a chance on Heather Main’s Sorontar. Although he is still a maiden, he showed some much-improved form on his second start, finishing a respectable third at Windsor, which gives him plenty to build on here. He is likely to be ahead of his mark of 57 when he reaches his full potential and with that recent place under his belt, there could be plenty more to see. He will need to improve to win here, but it’s more than possible off these termsand I’m expecting to see a big run.
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