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Horse racing tips: 11-1 pick brings storm Royal Ascot form for a trainer who can't miss

Horse racing tips: 11-1 pick brings storm Royal Ascot form for a trainer who can't miss

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FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: 11-1 pick brings storm Royal Ascot form for a trainer who can't miss
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ROSE PRICK (4.30 Salisbury)
She was a handy eighth in the Kensington Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot last time and trainer Ed Walker is in excellent form.
EACH-WAY THIEF
SIR MAXI (3.45 Beverley)
He has won over trip and track and is capable of making the frame in this open contest.
BOBBY DASSLER (7.55 Ffos Las)
He should go well on this debut for new trainer Alison Thorpe and is best over this trip.
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