TimHep94 expert Horse Racing Tips
+289 profit on Horse Racing in the last 6 months
- Annual Profit
- 279
- Annual Strike Rate
- 27 %
- 30 Days Profit
- -31
- 7 Days Profit
- -112
12 Months Profit Trend
May 25 - May 26
- Highest ProfitApr 26
- 32.8
- Lowest ProfitMay 26
- -6
Daily Profit
Last 23 Days
- Highest ProfitApr 28
- 9.3
- Lowest ProfitMay 14
- -7
TimHep94’s Tips
Tomorrow Tips
- 1 / 5 Win Tips20%
1 expert
1 comment1 / 8 EW Tips13%0 / 1 NAPs0%EW @
Acrisius looks the selection in a race where plenty arrive with question marks attached. He does come with risks himself after two below-par efforts, but both came on softer ground in stronger races and are worth forgiving. He was well beaten in a Class 4 handicap on soft ground and then again in a Class 3 on good to soft, but his better performances have generally come on a sounder surface. Returning to quicker ground could make a significant difference. Importantly, he now drops back into a Class 5 handicap for the first time since winning at Chester last July. On that occasion he won over 5f by 2¼L off 71, finishing strongly from the rear and looking comfortably ahead of his mark. Prior to that he had also run well in a Class 4 handicap, finishing 3rd, beaten just 1½L off 72, again on good ground. The drop in grade looks a major positive after contesting stronger Class 3 company last time out. His mark has now eased from 77 to 75, which gives him a chance if rediscovering his earlier form. With conditions more suitable and Daniel Tudhope booked, Acrisius looks capable of bouncing back.
- 0 / 4 Win Tips0%
1 expert
2 comments4 / 8 EW Tips50%0 / 0 NAPs0%EW @
No Return could be ready to bounce back to form and looks interesting now dropped into a Class 5 handicap. Last time out at Catterick Racecourse he was beaten 5¾ lengths in a Class 4 handicap over 6f off 75, but the form is stronger than it first appears. The winner was the 79-rated Aberama Gold, while runner-up Rosenpur has since won and is now rated 84. No Return tried to go with the pace that day and may have paid for it late on, while also not being given a particularly hard race once beaten. Earlier this year on the all-weather he finished 2nd in a Class 4 handicap off 80, beaten 1¾ lengths by Accrual, with the useful Silky Wilkie behind in third. His Irish form also reads well. He won a maiden at Curragh Racecourse over 6f on good ground by 2¼ lengths, beating No Alibi who is now rated 84, and previously finished 3rd at Dundalk Stadium behind the now 98-rated Songhai. Now down to 72 with Hector Crouch booked, conditions look ideal and No Return appears well placed to go close.
- 1 / 6 Win Tips17%
1 expert
1 comment0 / 5 EW Tips0%1 / 1 NAPs100%WIN @
Green Pursuit looks capable of running a big race on his third start of the season and now drops into a more suitable grade. After returning from a 158-day break with a below-par effort at Doncaster Racecourse, he showed much more encouragement last time out at Thirsk Racecourse in a Class 4 Handicap over 7f. He finished 5th, beaten just 2¼ lengths off 74 in a race where the first four home were all rated 80 or higher, making the run look solid in the context of this contest. There is also enough in last season’s form to suggest his current mark is workable. He finished 2nd over this course and distance at Carlisle Racecourse on soft ground off 74, beaten only ½ length by a horse now rated 80. He also ran well at Chester Racecourse when 4th behind Miraculous and was narrowly denied by the now 86-rated American Style. A previous win at Catterick Racecourse over 6f also confirms ability. Now down to 72 and dropping into a Class 5 Handicap, Green Pursuit looks to hold strong claims.
- 0 / 3 Win Tips0%
1 expert
1 comment1 / 4 EW Tips25%0 / 2 NAPs0%EW @
Charlie’s Choice looks an interesting contender despite having very limited turf experience compared to his extensive all-weather record. He has had only six starts on grass but arrives here in good form after winning three races on the all-weather since January, all over staying trips between 1m4f and 1m5f. Earlier in the year he also finished 2nd in a Class 4 handicap over 1m4f off 72 behind the now 94-rated Brasil Power, which reads well in the context of this race. His sole turf run last season also offered encouragement. At Lingfield Park Racecourse he finished 2nd in a Class 2 handicap over 1m3½f on good to firm ground off 77, beaten only 1½ lengths by Candyman Stan, with the 96-rated King’s Code back in third. That suggests he is more than capable of transferring his all-weather form onto turf. He runs here off 78 and the booking of 5 lb claimer Taryn Langley could prove significant in easing the burden. In a race where several rivals may improve for the outing, Charlie’s Choice looks to hold solid claims if reproducing his recent consistency.
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