Category: Free Horse Racing Tips

Day two of the Breeders’ Cup at Santa Anita, Los Angeles, and Aidan O’Brien has sent his Washington DC on a raid to collect the spoils in the Turf Sprint. A rare winner, Washington DC has run with huge credit in sprints from five to six furlongs this season and…

Britain’s flat season has come to a close but, over in Los Angeles, Santa Anita is hosting the Breeders’ Cup, America’s biggest race meet. The weekend hosts a whopping 13 Grade 1 races and often attracts some Europe’s finest equine talent – particularly those horses who love summer ground. Santa…

The Melbourne Cup has become one of the highlights of the international flat racing calendar, with many trainers and owners sending their best flat-staying talent. Willie Mullins, Aidan O’Brien, and Saeed Bin Suroor are all represented with the European challenge looking strong. Godolphin are mob-handed with five entrants in the mix,…

Ascot’s flat season has come to a close but the jumps are back and Saturday’s card at the track if full of old favourites. I like the chances of BALLYBOLLEY in the opening handicap chase as Nigel Twiston-Davies’s gelding gets his preferred good ground and arrives in decent form after two runs…

Paul Nicholls’s DIEGO DU CHARMIL looks a solid bet at 7/1 in the William Hill Handicap Hurdle after an impressive winning reappearance at Chepstow. He won the Fred Winter at the Cheltenham Festival off a mark of 133 on his British début, and aged four is still very much on the…

A really competitive renewal of the Old Roan Chase at Aintree, a Grade 2 handicap featuring several Grade 1 winners from recent seasons. It’s racing’s equivalent of silly season right now with match fitness anyone’s guess and horses starting their long path towards the spring festivals. Many will be using…

The jumps are back at Cheltenham as The Showcase meeting kicks off the new season, and it’s a treacherous time of year for punters with horses lacking fitness as they return from summers off. There might be a bet in the 15:00 Masterson Holdings Hurdle with the 6/4 favourite Adrien Du…

The Balmoral Handicap finishes off one of the best cards for a Champions Day since it came to Ascot. The race could have been filled twice over with 45 declared, instead only 20 take part. GM Hopkins loves this track and has Ryan Moore booked, so you fancy him to…

The most valuable race on Saturday’s Champions Day card at Ascot is the QIPCO-sponsored Champion Stakes, a ten-furlong Group One with a cool £737k for the winner. This year’s renewal looks a hot one with – bar Postponed – all the major middle-distance names of this season in contention and some…

Ascot’s QEII is now the richest mile race in Europe and pays its winner £623k, so it’s naturally attracted a star-studded field with all the leading lights of the mile division present bar the now-retired The Gurkha, who won the French Guineas and Sussex Stakes. No one horse has dominated these…