Horse racing tips: Three value picks to smash the bookies at Catterick including one on handicap debut
FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: Three value picks to smash the bookies at Catterick including one on handicap debut
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WAITING FOR LOVE (4.50 Catterick)
She needed the run after a break at Chelmsford and was in winning form last season over a mile. She won't mind this drop in distance.
EACH-WAY THIEF
PINJARRA (2.20 Catterick)
He went close at Ayr last time and looks on a fair weight.
COPARISI (2.50 Catterick)
She has shown some promise in maidens and starts handicapping now.
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