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Publish Date: 14/11/2026

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We go big this Saturday with a Lucky 15!
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It’s Saturday and you know what that means, it’s time for a Lucky 15. We enjoyed another profitable Lucky 15 last week with Javert Allen and Coul Angel coming home in front, and it was unfortunate that Lihyan didn’t join them, but he was given a poor ride. Can we beat two winners this week? I’ll give it a good go!

For those not familiar, my name is Gav, better known as RacingGav. I’m the resident horse racing expert here at Betting.co.uk and my main focus is free horse racing tips. On Saturdays I spice things up with a Lucky 15 bet like this one. My main betting tip for today is already live and he is currently available at 14/1, and I published a runner-by-runner guide for the 2026 Paddy Power Gold Cup earlier in the week, so make sure you check that out too.

Betting advice - An each way Lucky 15

13:25 Windsor - Kildinan Prince @ 7/2 (3 places)
14:20 Cheltenham - O’Moore Park @ 14/1 (4 places)
14:55 Cheltenham - Black Bamboo @ 16/1 (5 places)
15:30 Cheltenham - Hillberry Hill @ 4/1 (4 places)

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I have combined likely winners with value each way selections!

As is often the case in these Lucky 15 articles, I have opted for an each way version today. I could give you four short priced horses and opt for win only but you can likely pick these out yourself. Therefore, I have tried to find value in the markets with a mixture of those towards the top of the market combined with those at bigger prices. The selections and the reasoning behind them are revealed in the following selections.

Kildinan Prince @ 7/2 - This unexposed horse could find plenty of improvement!

While Kildinan Prince is seven and turning eight in the New Year, he has only raced three times on the track. The first was when beaten a head in a Maiden Hurdle at Tipperary whilst under the care of Jonathan Sweeney. The latter two runs then came after his sale and move to Emma Lavelle.

I thought the Ascot run on his stable debut was very eye-catching when he beat all bar Mondoui’boy, who I’m a big fan of. He also looked like a horse that would improve for a longer trip. His next start came in a Maiden Hurdle at Exeter over 2m 5.5f and while that wasn’t much of a race with just two rivals to beat and a SP of 1/25, he won the race effortlessly.

Emma Lavelle now steps him up to a sharp 3m around Windsor and I think that will be perfect for him. With so little exposure to date, he could have bundles of improvement to come and I think he’ll prove to be far better than a mark of 120. I also think he’ll relish a switch to fences in due course but there is fun to be had over the smaller obstacles first. It is also noteworthy that Emma Lavelle is 4/15 (27%) at Windsor, with 9/15 (60%) finishing in the first three and +£9.38 to £1 level stakes.

O’Moore Park @ 14/1 - This recent course and distance winner can strike again!

The feature race of the day at Cheltenham is the Paddy Power Gold Cup, worth an incredible £160,000! Ultimately, there are easily a few horses that could come out on top here and the market hasn’t missed the likes of Meetmebythesea, Quebecois and Blueking d’Oroux who all have an excellent chance.

However, the one they have overlooked is O’Moore Park at 14/1 and it’s not the first time. I tipped him at the October meeting where he was an unfancied 25/1 at the off but he came home in front. That was a long overdue first success over fences after some challenging campaigning from his previous trainer Willie Mullins. This horse was bought with this race in mind and Martin Keighley left a little to work on last time, so he should step forward again.

With exceptional course form and being one of the runners that will enjoy the quicker ground, he must have a better chance than 14/1 here. Especially when you consider that the handicapper only raised him by 4lb for his win (which looks generous to me) and Freddie Keighley takes 5lb off. That means he is 1lb better off than when he won over course and distance. O’Moore Park is my main betting tip for today outside of the Lucky 15, so there’s a full article about him to read too!

Black Bamboo @ 16/1 - This Irish raider seems to be flying under the radar!

John Joseph Murphy sends Black Bamboo over to Cheltenham from his base in Upton, Co Cork. Black Bamboo is nine now, so he may not be the horse he once was but at his peak, he had plenty of ability.

I have always had Black Bamboo down as a horse that wants better ground. Therefore, I was particularly impressed with his sixth in the 2024 Coral Cup. As well as the ground, that run can be marked up due to racing wide and not being fluent at two out. With the way he stayed on that day, he looked suited to 3m. The one piece of form that really catches my eye is the second by a neck at Killarney over 2m 7f back in July 2024. That run was off a mark of 127 and he produced a RPR of 131. He was short of room and hampered at three out and it’s easy to argue that with a clear run, he would have won that day.

Off a reduced mark of 118 (unaltered from his Irish mark, which is rare), he could be very well treated here. He wore first time blinkers at Cork last time when bouncing back to form to finish second after a spell in the doldrums and if building on that run in the retained blinkers, he’ll outrun his odds of 16/1 and could spring a surprise. Especially with the talented Michael Kenneally claiming 3lb in the saddle.

Hillberry Hill @ 4/1 - This unexposed novice can finish the Lucky 15 off with a bang!

Originally based with Margaret Mullins, Hillberry Hill finished sixth in a 2m Maiden Hurdle at Clonmel before winning one at Thurles, when stepped up to 2m 4f. He was subsequently put into the sales and Kim Bailey & Mat Nicholls picked him up for £70,000 in partnership with Ed Bailey.

In March, 65 days after his win over in Ireland, he made a successful start for his new yard by winning a Novice Hurdle at Southwell in emphatic fashion under a penalty. He was odds on to do so but it was an impressive performance nonetheless. He was awarded a RPR of 125 for that but the British handicapper has landed on a mark of 122, which I believe could underestimate his ability.

With another summer to grow and develop, there is every chance he makes his seasonal reappearance here an even better horse than the one we saw at Southwell. He was meant to run at Aintree two weeks ago but ended up missing that engagement. That would have quietly pleased Tom Bellamy who has now returned to the saddle following an injury and it feels like fate that this Hillberry Hill’s reappearance was delayed until now. With the pair reunited, I think they will take some beating.

Will these four horses deliver?

Whilst they have a lot going for them, these four runners each have something to prove:

Will Kildinan Prince find the improvement he promises to?
Can O’Moore Park back up and step forward for his recent course and distance win?
Will Black Bamboo build on his recent run with the blinkers retained and return to his old level of form?
Can Hillberry Hill continue to improve and land a hat-trick of wins here on his return to the track?

I’m quietly confident that all four of these horses can answer these questions and more with their performances today. I can certainly see all four of them being involved in the finish in their respective races and I’d not be shocked if any of them came on top. Kildinan Prince and Hillberry Hill have the most obvious chances as their prices suggest. However, I wouldn’t overlook O’Moore Park and Black Bamboo at bigger prices as both are well treated on their old form. If we end up with four places, I’d be a happy man but I think we could do even better than that today!

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