Horse racing tips: This 28-1 Royal Ascot eyecatcher brings red-hot form to York's Ebor meeting
FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: This 28-1 Royal Ascot eyecatcher brings red-hot form to York's Ebor meeting
SUN Racing's tips for Thursday's action at York are below.
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LONGSHOT
KAMAKAMELEON (2.25 York)
He ran a cracker in the Windsor Castle at Royal Ascot and looks a big price to make the frame.
EACH-WAY THIEF
LEADMAN (3.00 York)
He keeps running well in these hot handicaps and won't be far away again.
LADY VIVIAN (4.10 York)
She didn't fire at Ascot in the Ribblesdale but looked a nice prospect earlier.
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