Horse racing tips: ‘His class makes him very hard to beat' – Templegate's NAP loves this trip
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HAMISH (4.45 Goodwood, nap)
Is still going strong for William Haggas. This nine-year-old was as good as ever last season with a Coronation Cup second at Epsom before finishing the campaign with a big-field Listed win at The Curragh. We know he loves this trip with a little cut in the field and his class makes him very hard to beat.
SCHMILSSON (3.22 Perth, nb)
Looked a natural when winning on his chasing debut over course and distance last month. He made mincemeat of his rivals and a 7lb rise in the weights should hold no fears. Trainer Olly Murphy is in flying form and he can add to his winning tally with Sean Bowen up.
MISS TONNERRE (3.35 Goodwood, treble)
Was behind Oaks second Whirl in the Musidora last time when very much needing the run. The form of her Fred Darling fourth has been franked and she can show more here.
Looks good for the Lucky 15 after a close second at Uttoxeter last time. He sees out three miles well.
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