The Kempton nursery in which TWISTALINE had three of these behind, notably Hurry Up Hedley, a fortnight ago may well hold the key and the Millman filly can confirm placings over tonight’s longer trip in first-time cheekpieces.
The penalised Rock Melody didn’t improve for the step up to 7f last time, when again turned over at odds-on, and preference is for EL HIBRI, who looked to bump into one when a clear second at Kempton. Greyart and Rampoldi Plan showed enough on debut to be considered, while Barley is an interesting newcomer.
The trio with realistic claims have all made the running, including TOP TABLE, whose debut Chelmsford third can probably be upgraded a touch. She won’t have any excuses this time, with Dubai Hope’s limitations seemingly exposed over C&D last time.
Alcazan’s three wins have come over 7f in lesser company against her own age group and she has more on her plate today. Alphonse Karr should do better now back down from 7f, but SHOW ME A SUNSET hasn’t enjoyed much luck with one thing and another here of late and gets the nod.
This race has been dominated by 3yos, with five winners in its six renewals, despite only 19 of the 68 runners coming from the age bracket, and NELSON GAY (nap) is fancied to add to the tally after a solid effort without the usual headgear last time. El Hombre likes it here but has become hard to win with and may need this after a break.
Stamina carried the day for four-time C&D winner HOOFLEPUFF over the extended 1m here last time and the return to further goes a long way to offsetting a 3lb rise. Blistering Barney is the obvious danger, albeit he switches to the AW on a career-high mark, while the inconsistent Coupe De Champagne is worth considering in a race that’s been kind to 3yos in recent times.
A tricky race in which the vote goes to BROKEN RIFLE, who is 1lb lower than for his C&D win in February and was beaten less than 2l on turf at Beverley 11 days ago. Cap D’antibes finished well to snatch second at Brighton last time and he’s feared most, though Tyche won twice on Tapeta during the summer and is respected on her return to this sphere. Another who could be dangerous is Scarborough Castle, who still has potential and was an eyecatcher at Kempton on his penultimate run.
Top of the list is Marcus Tregoning’s unexposed 3yo MEADRAM, who found plenty of progress when scoring on his handicap debut over C&D last month and a 3lb rise for that win looks fair. Second choice is Aussie Rascal, who got back near his best with a third behind a resurgent rival at this track two weeks ago. Others to consider are Trevie Fountain, who showed signs of a revival here last time, and Capla Lass, who has finished well to reach the frame in her last two starts.
Horse Racing tips: Here’s 8 we rate at Wolverhampton tonight
The Racing Post tipster fancies Show Me A Sunset in the 18:30.
By PP Staff / Horse Racing Tips / 2 years ago
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* All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.
16:52 – Twistaline
The Kempton nursery in which TWISTALINE had three of these behind, notably Hurry Up Hedley, a fortnight ago may well hold the key and the Millman filly can confirm placings over tonight’s longer trip in first-time cheekpieces.
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17:25 – El Hibri
The penalised Rock Melody didn’t improve for the step up to 7f last time, when again turned over at odds-on, and preference is for EL HIBRI, who looked to bump into one when a clear second at Kempton. Greyart and Rampoldi Plan showed enough on debut to be considered, while Barley is an interesting newcomer.
18:00 – Top Table
The trio with realistic claims have all made the running, including TOP TABLE, whose debut Chelmsford third can probably be upgraded a touch. She won’t have any excuses this time, with Dubai Hope’s limitations seemingly exposed over C&D last time.
18:30 – Show Me A Sunset
Alcazan’s three wins have come over 7f in lesser company against her own age group and she has more on her plate today. Alphonse Karr should do better now back down from 7f, but SHOW ME A SUNSET hasn’t enjoyed much luck with one thing and another here of late and gets the nod.
19:00 – Nelson Gay
This race has been dominated by 3yos, with five winners in its six renewals, despite only 19 of the 68 runners coming from the age bracket, and NELSON GAY (nap) is fancied to add to the tally after a solid effort without the usual headgear last time. El Hombre likes it here but has become hard to win with and may need this after a break.
19:30 – Hooflepuff
Stamina carried the day for four-time C&D winner HOOFLEPUFF over the extended 1m here last time and the return to further goes a long way to offsetting a 3lb rise. Blistering Barney is the obvious danger, albeit he switches to the AW on a career-high mark, while the inconsistent Coupe De Champagne is worth considering in a race that’s been kind to 3yos in recent times.
20:00 – Broken Rifle
A tricky race in which the vote goes to BROKEN RIFLE, who is 1lb lower than for his C&D win in February and was beaten less than 2l on turf at Beverley 11 days ago. Cap D’antibes finished well to snatch second at Brighton last time and he’s feared most, though Tyche won twice on Tapeta during the summer and is respected on her return to this sphere. Another who could be dangerous is Scarborough Castle, who still has potential and was an eyecatcher at Kempton on his penultimate run.
20:30 – Meadram
Top of the list is Marcus Tregoning’s unexposed 3yo MEADRAM, who found plenty of progress when scoring on his handicap debut over C&D last month and a 3lb rise for that win looks fair. Second choice is Aussie Rascal, who got back near his best with a third behind a resurgent rival at this track two weeks ago. Others to consider are Trevie Fountain, who showed signs of a revival here last time, and Capla Lass, who has finished well to reach the frame in her last two starts.
Wolverhampton betting tips:
16:52 – Twistaline
17:25 – El Hibri
18:00 – Top Table
18:30 – Show Me A Sunset
19:00 – Nelson Gay
19:30 – Hooflepuff
20:00 – Broken Rifle
20:30 – Meadram
* All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.
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