Horse racing tips: ‘She won with loads in hand last time' – Templegate's 6-4 NAP can complete a four-timer
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FINEST VIEW (3.13 Stratford, nap)
She is chasing a fantastic four-timer and was impressive over course and distance last time, tanking along before quickening away. She's still improving and has a cracking chance of going in again from just 1lb higher in the weights.
HIDDEN VERSE (5.45 Redcar, nb)
Won with loads in hand at Chepstow on Thursday. He's clearly on the up and should take some stopping, even with a penalty. Stepping up to this sharp six furlongs holds no fears.
Has been knocking on the door and this looks a good chance. This marathon trip and ground suit and he's well in off the same mark as a good Ayr effort.
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