Horse racing tips: ‘He caught the eye on debut' – Templegate's NAP poised to strike in style
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TEMPLEGATE'S TIPS Horse racing tips: 'He caught the eye on debut' – Templegate's NAP poised to strike in style
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TEMPLEGATE takes on Tuesday's racing confident of building the bank ahead of Derby weekend.
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CLOUDS HILL (4.17 Leicester, nap)
This son of Cracksman caught the eye when second on debut at Musselburgh last time for trainer Charlie Johnston. He got a bump off the winner when making his challenge, which was far from ideal. He should have learned from that experience and doesn't need much more.
DELPOTRO (2.30 Southwell, nb)
He had almost eight lengths in hand when scoring at Sedgefield last time and champion jockey Sean Bowen stays in the saddle. He likes this minimum trip on decent ground and can lead them home from the front again.
TOURIST (7.45 Lingfield, treble)
A horse going places. He's back on his favoured turf where he landed a cosy win at Bath two starts ago. He can get on the front under David Egan and will take a lot of passing.
COMMANDING PRINCE (4.47 Leicester, Lucky 15)
He's yet to finish out of the frame and went close at Ayr last time. He hung near the finish there and the first-time blinkers should help with that.
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