Horse racing tips: He's absolutely rapid and 12-1 odds look very appealing
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FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: He's absolutely rapid and 12-1 odds look very appealing
SUN Racing takes on Thursday confident of smashing in some winners.
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LONGSHOT
GRANDLAD (3.47 Haydock)
Is very quick and can go well when fresh. He was gelded late in September and there could be more to come from him this year.
EACH-WAY THIEF
KISSKODI (3.17 Haydock)
Shaped better than the bare result at Catterick last month.
INVITORIO (5.22 Haydock)
Ran poorly last time but showed plenty of promise at Ponte the time before.
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