Free Horse Racing Tips

Ex-Flat recruit Secret Force produced a smooth performance to win a Punchestown juvenile hurdle in good style back in October and his jumping let him down at Cheltenham after that. The drop in grade should help and he can get back on track here.

Kitzbuhel got his chasing career off to the perfect start at Punchestown in November and the second and third have boosted the form by winning since. He then won the Kauto Star over Christmas, with plenty in hand, and is the one to beat on that evidence.

Superstar chaser Galopin Des Champs doesn’t go off at odds-against very often so this is an opportunity too good to miss. The 10-year-old is going for a fourth consecutive victory in this race and is likely to improve plenty for his seasonal debut in the Savills Chase.

Bollin Thou is progressing really nicely since joining this yard and the eight-year-old managed to complete a hat-trick at Lingfield last time out. That wasn’t missed by the handicapper and a 13lb rise makes life harder but Cobden has been booked and he’s one to keep on side.

Ex-Flat recruit Secret Force produced a smooth performance to win a Punchestown juvenile hurdle in good style back in October and his jumping let him down at Cheltenham after that. The drop in grade should help and he can get back on track here.

Kitzbuhel got his chasing career off to the perfect start at Punchestown in November and the second and third have boosted the form by winning since. He then won the Kauto Star over Christmas, with plenty in hand, and is the one to beat on that evidence.

Romeo Coolio has already won two Grade 1s over fences and is a very exciting prospect. The trip probably isn’t ideal for him but it’s likely that he has the requisite class to get away with it here. Gordon Elliott’s gelding won over course and distance in December and should follow up.

Superstar chaser Galopin Des Champs doesn’t go off at odds-against very often so this is an opportunity too good to miss. The 10-year-old is going for a fourth consecutive victory in this race and is likely to improve plenty for his seasonal debut in the Savills Chase.

Superstar chaser Galopin Des Champs doesn’t go off at odds-against very often so this is an opportunity too good to miss. The 10-year-old is going for a fourth consecutive victory in this race and is likely to improve plenty for his seasonal debut in the Savills Chase.

Rath Gaul Hill is on a competitive mark at the moment and his last success came off just a 1lb lower mark at Newbury in February. There were signs of a return to form last time out and he’s got the ability to make his presence felt here.

Red Dirt Road was a very easy winner of this race last year and wouldn’t have struggled off a 6lb higher mark that day. Pulling up at Uttoxeter in March, he hasn’t been seen since but it would be a surprise if he isn’t fully prepared for this engagement.

Norn Iron absolutely bolted up when winning a maiden hurdle at Plumpton last season and a return to that form would give him every chance. Harry Derham’s gelding looked a little outpaced that day and the step up to 2m4f can help on that front.

Williethebuilder is going the right way at the moment and has been in very good form, winning a couple of competitive races at Kempton in his last two starts. The seven-year-old gets on well with 5lb claimer Toby McCain-Mitchell and a 6lb rise might not be enough to stop him.

Paul Nicholls’ Insurrection was an impressive winner over course and distance at this very meeting last year and it was a promising effort when third here on seasonal debut. He should step forward plenty for it and is entitled to go close off an unchanged mark.

Fortunate Man appears to have taken a step forward this season, as he produced a very smooth performance to win on seasonal debut at Aintree on Boxing Day. It’s hard to argue with a 4lb rise off the back of that and there could be more to come.