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The Sun
a day ago
- General
- The Sun
Horse racing tips: ‘He caught the eye on debut' – Templegate's NAP poised to strike in style
TEMPLEGATE takes on Tuesday's racing confident of building the bank ahead of Derby weekend. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. 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. Templegate's tips Commercial content notice: Taking one of the offers featured in this article may result in a payment to The Sun. You should be aware brands pay fees to appear in the highest placements on the page. 18+. T&Cs apply. Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who:
Daily Mail
a day ago
- General
- Daily Mail
Robin Goodfellow's racing tips: Best bets for Tuesday, June 3
Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Tuesday's meetings at Leicester, Lingfield, Southwell and Wolverhampton. LEICESTER ROBIN GOODFELLOW 2.17 Grande Armee 2.47 Eyes Front 3.17 Penhallam 3.47 Korroor 4.17 Charming Princess 4.47 Jungle Land 5.17 Giselles Defence 5.47 Tees Aggregates NORTHERNER – 4.17 Clouds Hill (nb); 5.47 TEES AGGREGATES (nap). Lingfield ROBIN GOODFELLOW 6.15 Ectocross 6.45 Jack Langley 7.15 Beckford's Folly 7.45 Glamorous Breeze 8.15 Ghostman 8.45 Me Tarzan GIMCRACK 6.15 Meleri 6.45 Foinix 7.15 Shaatir (nb) 7.45 Glamorous Breeze 8.15 Ghostman 8.45 Galette NEWMARKET – 8.15 Ghostman (nb); 8.45 ME TARZAN (nap). SOUTHWELL ROBIN GOODFELLOW 2.30 Harel Du Marais 3.00 Bective Abbey 3.30 Ladies Day 4.00 Zafaan 4.30 Don Virginia 5.00 Aazza GIMCRACK 2.30 Beny Nahar Road 3.00 Bective Abbey 3.30 Hard Market 4.00 Zenato 4.30 Don Virginia 5.00 Champetre WOLVERHAMPTON ROBIN GOODFELLOW 2.30 Beny Nahar Road 3.00 Bective Abbey 3.30 Hard Market 4.00 Zenato 4.30 Don Virginia 5.00 Champetre GIMCRACK 6.30 Flaine 7.00 Collusion 7.30 Cider Bob 8.00 Pessoa 8.30 Rosso Levanto 9.00 Triggered
North Wales Chronicle
4 days ago
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
Walker backing Scenic to make Bronte frame
The five-year-old landed the Sir Henry Cecil Galtres Stakes on the Knavesmire last August and now seeks her first victory at group level, returning to further after finishing an honourable second to John and Thady Gosden's Shaha at Goodwood on reappearance. 'It has been the plan to run in this race all year and we decided to give her a run at Goodwood where she was second behind an unexposed horse who runs in the Group race at Haydock on Saturday,' said Walker. 'I think she will improve for that run and is in good nick, but whether she truly stays would be the only kind of concern. She ran well at Doncaster in the Park Hill over that trip on bad ground and on better ground on Saturday, I hope she can run a big race.' It is the Gosden team who are out to thwart Scenic once again, with the Clarehaven operation double handed in the Group Three contest. The George Strawbridge-owned Sueno was fourth behind both stablemate Shaha and Scenic at Goodwood, but is backed to thrive over the extra distance on the Knavesmire. 'She travelled well at Goodwood and shaped like this trip would suit her well, so we thought the Bronte Cup would be the right spot for her for her next race,' said Thady Gosden. 'She's been in good order since Goodwood and we'll learn a lot from the race.' The Gosdens also saddle Anthony Oppenheimer's Jane Temple, who has shown good ability in three starts and obliged favourite backers with ease when reappearing at Kempton earlier this month. Gosden added: 'Jane Temple is still lightly raced but she won carrying plenty of weight last time at Kempton and won very well and it looks the right time and right spot to try her at a higher level.' Defending champion Term Of Endearment has switched to William Haggas since last year's triumph and makes just her second start for the Somerville Lodge handler, while Andrew Balding's Divina Grace will not lack for match practice after banking two starts and a win already this term. Ralph Beckett's Allonsy, fifth in the aforementioned Goodwood race, and Tom Ward's recent Southwell handicap winner Crystal Flyer complete the select line-up for Saturday's feature event in Yorkshire.
Leader Live
4 days ago
- Sport
- Leader Live
Walker backing Scenic to make Bronte frame
The five-year-old landed the Sir Henry Cecil Galtres Stakes on the Knavesmire last August and now seeks her first victory at group level, returning to further after finishing an honourable second to John and Thady Gosden's Shaha at Goodwood on reappearance. 'It has been the plan to run in this race all year and we decided to give her a run at Goodwood where she was second behind an unexposed horse who runs in the Group race at Haydock on Saturday,' said Walker. 'I think she will improve for that run and is in good nick, but whether she truly stays would be the only kind of concern. She ran well at Doncaster in the Park Hill over that trip on bad ground and on better ground on Saturday, I hope she can run a big race.' It is the Gosden team who are out to thwart Scenic once again, with the Clarehaven operation double handed in the Group Three contest. The George Strawbridge-owned Sueno was fourth behind both stablemate Shaha and Scenic at Goodwood, but is backed to thrive over the extra distance on the Knavesmire. 'She travelled well at Goodwood and shaped like this trip would suit her well, so we thought the Bronte Cup would be the right spot for her for her next race,' said Thady Gosden. 'She's been in good order since Goodwood and we'll learn a lot from the race.' The Gosdens also saddle Anthony Oppenheimer's Jane Temple, who has shown good ability in three starts and obliged favourite backers with ease when reappearing at Kempton earlier this month. Gosden added: 'Jane Temple is still lightly raced but she won carrying plenty of weight last time at Kempton and won very well and it looks the right time and right spot to try her at a higher level.' Defending champion Term Of Endearment has switched to William Haggas since last year's triumph and makes just her second start for the Somerville Lodge handler, while Andrew Balding's Divina Grace will not lack for match practice after banking two starts and a win already this term. Ralph Beckett's Allonsy, fifth in the aforementioned Goodwood race, and Tom Ward's recent Southwell handicap winner Crystal Flyer complete the select line-up for Saturday's feature event in Yorkshire.
Rhyl Journal
4 days ago
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Walker backing Scenic to make Bronte frame
The five-year-old landed the Sir Henry Cecil Galtres Stakes on the Knavesmire last August and now seeks her first victory at group level, returning to further after finishing an honourable second to John and Thady Gosden's Shaha at Goodwood on reappearance. 'It has been the plan to run in this race all year and we decided to give her a run at Goodwood where she was second behind an unexposed horse who runs in the Group race at Haydock on Saturday,' said Walker. 'I think she will improve for that run and is in good nick, but whether she truly stays would be the only kind of concern. She ran well at Doncaster in the Park Hill over that trip on bad ground and on better ground on Saturday, I hope she can run a big race.' It is the Gosden team who are out to thwart Scenic once again, with the Clarehaven operation double handed in the Group Three contest. The George Strawbridge-owned Sueno was fourth behind both stablemate Shaha and Scenic at Goodwood, but is backed to thrive over the extra distance on the Knavesmire. 'She travelled well at Goodwood and shaped like this trip would suit her well, so we thought the Bronte Cup would be the right spot for her for her next race,' said Thady Gosden. 'She's been in good order since Goodwood and we'll learn a lot from the race.' The Gosdens also saddle Anthony Oppenheimer's Jane Temple, who has shown good ability in three starts and obliged favourite backers with ease when reappearing at Kempton earlier this month. Gosden added: 'Jane Temple is still lightly raced but she won carrying plenty of weight last time at Kempton and won very well and it looks the right time and right spot to try her at a higher level.' Defending champion Term Of Endearment has switched to William Haggas since last year's triumph and makes just her second start for the Somerville Lodge handler, while Andrew Balding's Divina Grace will not lack for match practice after banking two starts and a win already this term. Ralph Beckett's Allonsy, fifth in the aforementioned Goodwood race, and Tom Ward's recent Southwell handicap winner Crystal Flyer complete the select line-up for Saturday's feature event in Yorkshire.
