Horse Racing Tips: A 7/1 shout tops our best bets at Chester today

Chester Betting Tips:

17:45 – Legal Reform
18:20 – Equity Law
18:55 – Persian Phoenix
19:30 – Sovereign Spirit
20:05 – Roman Dragon
20:40 – Code Purple

*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.

17:45 – LEGAL REFORM

The thriving LEGAL REFORM beat a couple of subsequent winners when completing the hat-trick at Lingfield so remains of interest up 4 lb. Star Player stepped up on his return when second at Pontefract and is another to consider, while Pearly Star did well to overcome a slow start when winning off 4 lb lower over this C&D 2 weeks ago.

18:20 – EQUITY LAW

EQUITY LAW has made a promising start and has been found an excellent opportunity to follow up his Salisbury win. Golden Trick should progress from his debut third at Ayr and is next best ahead of Innvincible Friend.

18:55 – PERSIAN PHOENIX

PERSIAN PHOENIX looked to relish the step up to 7f when scoring with something to spare in novice company at Wolverhampton last time and can follow up on nursery debut under Franny Norton. Royal runner Lady Wulfrun appeals as one who will benefit from 7f and is second choice ahead of Gray’s Inn who is steadily going the right way.

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19:30 – SOVEREIGN SPIRIT

In an open race the vote goes to Andrew Balding’s SOVEREIGN SPIRIT racing outside of his own age group for the first time. Box To Box’s excellent course record makes him a must for the shortlist, while Sonnerie Power is also respected after 3 solid efforts this term.

20:05 – ROMAN DRAGON

ROMAN DRAGON picked up his fourth course success here recently and he’s been rated higher in the past, so he gets the marginal vote ahead of fellow last-time-out winner Count D’Orsay. Lihou is bang in form and likely to make his mark once again.

20:40 – CODE PURPLE

CODE PURPLE landed a double in the spring and would have gone close to completing the hat-trick with a clear run at Musselburgh a couple of months ago. Back from a break, he makes most appeal from stall 2, with Peachey Carnehan likely to pose a threat on the back of a solid showing at Wolverhampton. Ramiro is another one to consider.