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13 March 2026
17:20 5:20 Cheltenham
Open Secret
Daily Racing
30 EW
@+2200
Lose
-60
OPEN SECRET had a busy career on the flat for Charlie Johnston and was gelded very late in racing life. It was possible therefore that hurdling would not see dramatic improvement but to be fair, it has. A couple of decent maiden runs were followed by a 7-length victory in such a race at Naas. Followed that with two good efforts in graded company, including once here. On that form, I judge the 5-y-o's opening handicap mark to be generous and Gordon Elliott has a fair record in this race.
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Roc Dino
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+1000
Lose
-55
ROC DINO had the profile of one that was going to go off around 5/2 and win by 26-lengths, based purely on reputation with little evidence in support. However, the Willie Mullins 5-y-o has been notably weak and is now out to double figures. Perhaps that is now some value and the money could yet come. With three defeats in France before failing to land either maiden hurdle, I guess his profile is not great. Given his best maiden earned him an RPR of 113, a handicap mark of 131 is hardly a gift either. However, I don't believe he would be running here unless he was thought to have a real chance.
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16:40 4:40 Cheltenham
Carnfunnock
Daily Racing
35 EW
@+6600
Lose
-70
CARNFUNNOCK ran well in this last year, staying on from the back to be beaten only 15-lengths. Given the ride again, you wonder if his rider might have been able to or chosen to be a little closer early. A year on, that is an option and given the selection has been in good form (pointing) since, I see no reason for his price being quite so big. The win may be a big ask but with 4-places on offer, this still relatively young horse could well be thereabouts.
Willewonga
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+12500
Lose
-55
WILLEWONGA is certainly under the radar, but I think he has a squeak. This race can go to a pointer, and although I cannot really unpick that aspect of the selection's form, it is his hunter-chase efforts that caught my eye. Around this time last year, the JJ O'Shea-trained horse would probably have beaten the useful Eva's Oskar, had his jockey not lost her irons at the last. He followed up with a second to Linelee King at Leicester in a race that was very slowly run. That one is shorter in the market, and Willewonga has been matched at 460 on the exchange. I am 'only' on at 260, and for my money this horse is an exciting outsider for small stakes.
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16:00 4:00 Cheltenham
Spillanes Tower
Daily Racing
30 EWR4Deductions based on standard industry rates given the odds of each withdrawn horse at time of first withdrawal following your betNR
@+1600
Void
0
SPILLANES TOWER really is very unexposed over this trip, yet it looks like it will be the making of him. I was quite impressed with his win in the Cotswold Chase last time. Going back to the spring of 2024, the selection won a Grade 1 at Punchestown trying 3-miles plus for the first time. Probably needs rain to fall to show his best but a real lively outsider for his small yard, large owner.
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The Jukebox Man
Daily Racing
60 WIN
@+350
Lose
-60
Ian Broudie wrote and sang, "It's feelings not reasons, can make you decide." THE JUKEBOX MAN feels right to me in what does look a very open Gold Cup. Ben Pauling has campaigned his horse well from the start and he has caught the public imagination(the horse, not Ben). On the maths, you could question whether the selection really found 16 lb on his previous best when winning the King George. Given the proximity of four at the line, the form does look genuine, and this horse could prove to be something very special. Has festival form over hurdles, and while a spin round these fences would have been a positive, I don't expect it will matter, as this 8-y-o does seem to be a fluent jumper.
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15:20 3:20 Cheltenham
Kings Bucks
Daily Racing
30 EW
@+2000
Lose
-60
Much as I don't really like the 'Potato Derby' as a betting medium, a couple of them do appeal. KING'S BUCKS looks sure to be running on, and this step up to 3 miles is an opportunity. Although this 6-y-o is a maiden in his points, his bumper and all three hurdles, he has been staying on and there is no hint of weakening. Already placed in a Grade 2 at this very track, there is still huge scope, in my view, around this horse. Trainer Henry de Bromhead is back in the plus column after yesterday, and all looks in order for a big effort.
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Spinningayarn
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+1100
Lose
-55
SPINNINGAYARN could give Gordon Elliott another winner. As with my other selection, this horse has shown only stamina at the end of his point, bumper and three hurdles (one exception being when something clearly amiss when beaten 75-lengths in his second bumper). His trainer has always been complimentary about this horse's future, has referenced stepping up in trip and stable first call Jack Kennedy has chosen this one over other credible options. Enough to like at the price in a (rare) race where Willie Mullins can, in my opinion, be taken on.
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14:40 2:40 Cheltenham
Panic Attack
Daily Racing
80 WINNB
@+250
Lose
-80
PANIC ATTACK is probably my bamker of the meeting. It is a little sad that Dan Skelton has managed to improve an 18-raced horse from David Pipe by more than a stone. However, this mare has thrived in her new surroundings and her season thus far has been stellar. In both the Paddy Power and what used to be known as the Hennessey, you would have needed a wide television to see those behind her as she crossed the winning line. Not jaded from that, she put 14-lengths between her challenger in a mares' listed race, again at Newbury. Over confidence is dangerous but if I could only have one bet on Friday, Panic Attack would be it.
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Telepathique
Daily Racing
25 EW
@+4000
Lose
-50
TELEPATHIQUE brings a bit of difference in the formlines to Cheltenham and I am not the first to judge her a place contender. Prolific on smaller tracks for a while now and out of nowhere, she found herself 20 lb higher than for a win at Fakenham last January. Sent to Newbury off her new mark, she performed credibly against the boys but didn't jump as well as she can. Next time, she did meet Spindleberry up at Doncaster and although she has quite a weight turnaround, that shouldn't be enough. However, her rival has since pulled up in the Irish Gold Cup where my selection comes here nice and fresh. The worry is she tends to make all when she wins and if she tries that here, she will be under pressure in a number of ways. Still, an interesting bet at a big price.
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14:00 2:00 Cheltenham
Karbau
Daily Racing
60 WIN
@+450
Lose
-60
I have been hitting the bar this week with handicap outsiders and this time, I am siding with the favourite. KARBAU was down the Mullins pecking order in last year's Supreme and finished tailed-off. Ran much better though at both the Aintree and Punchestown festivals in Grade 1 company. Late back to the track this winter, the 6-y-o was turned over at Naas in January but that nonetheless rated a clear career-best. Dropped down into handicap company, he is not thrown-in, but the yard know what they have, and Paul Towned chooses to ride over another, very credible, stable entry.
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Sixandahalf
Daily Racing
35 EW
@+1400
Lose
-70
SIXANDAHALF makes plenty of appeal, win and place. After scooting clear in a bumper, she was switched to the flat where she won a couple before finishing third in the Irish Cesarewitch. Immediately impressive when sent hurdling, Gavin Cromwell's mare is all but a Grade 2 winner already, having nearly won the Dawn Run here a year ago. I have to think handicaps will see similar success for this versatile sort. Didn't go to the DRF and so comes here nice and fresh off a 10-week break. Wouldn't want bottomless ground.
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13:20 1:20 Cheltenham
Proactif
Daily Racing
60 WINNAP
@+450
Lose
-60
I've watched the videos. It is still educated guesswork but PROACTIF impressed me the most from the Willie Mullins team. The DRF is always a week too close to Cheltenham for me and the selection has had a longer break than some. I thought he jumped, travelled and finished when defeating Macho Man in that Fairyhouse race on ground that was half decent. I struggle to look beyond to the non-Mullins contenders to be honest based on the history and the firepower.
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Subtotal-735
12 March 2026
17:20 5:20 Cheltenham
Monbeg Genius
Daily Racing
25 EW
@+2500
Win
100
MONBEG GENIUS is a true stayer who finds himself on a decent mark. Has the look of a typical Jonjo O'Neil masterminded plan as after clouting one in the Becher, the 10-y-o has run quite well in both the Welsh National and then the Haydock trial race yet has dropped 4 lb since last season. Entered for the big one at Aintree but the change of headgear suggests connections mean business today. Placed in the Ultima in 2023 and only been to Cheltenham once since, so hopefully he will enjoy the experience. Easy enough to see the selection finish in the extended placings at least.
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Sandor Clegane
Daily Racing
50 WIN
@+1800
Lose
-50
Both of Paul Nolan's runners catch the eye for different reasons. SANDOR CLEGANE is perhaps the less obvious but this 9-y-o is on a terrific mark, relative to his best form. Against that, he is also on an epic losing run; his last win being at Punchestown in April 2023. What seals my case in that the horse returns from a 10-week break and after running without headgear on his last three starts, on go first-time cheek pieces. To mention the yard's other runner, Daily Present, it may be his win in this last year has bottomed him. However, two prep-runs over hurdles could be a shrewd tactic and he may be bang there once again.
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16:40 4:40 Cheltenham
Lavida Adiva
Daily Racing
35 EW
@+2200
Win
119
Ruth Jefferson's mare LAVIDA ADIVA could run into the money here. Her record of finishing in the top six is 17/18, and her run style of being held up (can pull hard) and finishing late could be well suited to this race. That assumes the ground, the watering, and the different course mix up the seeming bias toward prominent racing seen thus far. Not well handicapped but fairly treated, and ground that is on the better side probably suits. No stamina doubts, and Brian Hughes could feasibly ride another Festival winner.
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Letos
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+1800
Lose
-55
LETOS was beaten by furlongs not lengths at Naas at the turn of the year, and that has to be forgiven. If we do, then this lightly-raced 6-y-o has a proper nice profile. Unexposed over this sort of trip, Tony Mullins sent his horse over to Carlisle to qualify, where he travelled strongly over the extended 3 miles, that being his first attempt at a trip. Would probably appreciate rain clouds and/or hoses but is progressive and, quite possibly, very well handicapped. We will find out.
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16:00 4:00 Cheltenham
Fact To File
Daily Racing
60 WINNBR4Deductions based on standard industry rates given the odds of each withdrawn horse at time of first withdrawal following your betNR
@+110
Void
0
FACT TO FILE looks a really solid favourite to my eye. It is easy to write about Class 6 handicappers on the AW but it is hard to find original insight or opinion around a horse like this. We are not talking about a Majborough here and the probability of incident is no worse than average. What makes a bet like this appealing (or not) is the opposition. Connections were seemingly in two minds whether to even bring Jonbon here and the ground could go against Banbridge. Willie's other runner comes here very quickly after his last race and odds-against the selection may be worth taking.
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15:20 3:20 Cheltenham
Teahupoo
Daily Racing
60 WINNAP
@+350
Lose
-60
TEAHUPOO looks a really solid option and I am surprised that he is quite this big in the market. On the exchange, the place market has, for a short time, meant that third place would yield a win and place profit. I can't write anything new about a horse like this but his record in this is notable. I suppose what really tempts me is that the Henry De Bromhead horses have not shone thus far at the festival, and both the younger contenders still have a lot to prove at this level. I am therefore on Teahupoo a bit by default, but happy to nail my colours.
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14:40 2:40 Cheltenham
Wodhooh
Daily Racing
60 WIN
@+110
Win
66
WODHOOH is simply clear of her rivals and her only danger on the ratings, returns to hurdles after going chasing. We may once again see an emotional Gordon Elliott post-race and why not. His star mare has won nine and finished second to Lossiemouth in a Grade 1. Two from as many here at Cheltenham and if that is your thing, there looks an opportunity for some festival multiples, on what does look a solid day for favourites.
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14:00 2:00 Cheltenham
Moon Rocket
Daily Racing
30 EW
@+5000
Lose
-60
MOON ROCKET has had wind surgery, with the required break, and wears a tongue tie just to be sure. Kim Bailey's chaser remains unexposed, and I actually like the fact that he seems a dedicated 3-miler. Seemingly effective under various ground conditions, this 6-y-o has run a couple of bad ones but has also shown a lot of promise. The bad efforts were quite possibly related to breathing issues, and that may have been solved. What is a risk is that this horse has tended to race against no more than five rivals. He will need to handle the hustle and bustle, and will also need to be able to lie up over this shorter trip, but is a place contender if it all comes together.
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Ol Man Dingle
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+2500
Lose
-55
OL MAN DINGLE may have snuck under the radar a little and looks an interesting outsider. With a smaller yard, this now 7-y-o took a while to find his form over hurdles, before the addition of a tongue tie saw the horse bag three in a row. Upped in grade, he ran a big race at the DRF last year in a valuable handicap hurdle. Switched to chasing this season, the selection won his first two, before finding the Drinmore too hot. Not well handicapped on the face of it but has been prepared off a break before and his shrewd connections may well have targeted this race with their stable star.
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13:20 1:20 Cheltenham
Echoing Silence
Daily Racing
40 EW
@+1400
Lose
-80
ECHOING SILENCE appeals at a price to run into one of the top four places. Novice hurdle form is always hard to assess but the selection is certainly progressive and, importantly, has already shown she stays further. Henry De Bromhead has kept his mare fresh for a crack at this and I also like that. The form this week of the stable is a bit of a concern, and I don't like that. To have a stab at the form analysis, on a line through Switch From Diesel, the selection is much closer to Bambino Fever than the market suggests.
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Subtotal-75
11 March 2026
17:20 5:20 Cheltenham
Love Sign Daunou
Daily Racing
60 WINNB
@+450
Lose
-60
The Champion Bumper is one of the hardest races to evaluate in some ways but then again, there are some real embedded trends. 'Willie Mullins' umbrellas most of them and his LOVE SIGN D'ANOU could actually be a very good price. If we remove the 4-y-o's, the British runners and the no-hopers, the selection stands out on the one piece of form we have to go on. That's it really, the best of luck!
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16:40 4:40 Cheltenham
Be Aware
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+550
Lose
-55
BE AWARE still gives the impression that he could be way ahead of his mark, despite a frustrating run of second places. It is not unusual for a Dan Skelton horse to be keen, and this bigger field for the Grand Annual has to suit better than the tiny fields the selection has encountered this season. Although last year in the Coral Cup, the grey ran below market expectations, that is all good experience and this marked reduction in trip is probably more suitable, certainly in a race like this.
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Jazzy Matty
Daily Racing
30 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 9.00 used instead of 8.50 takenBOG
@+800
Win
18
JAZZY MATTY has that festival pedigree and another good run at Cheltenham looks assured. In Britain at least, there is seemingly a trend to run horses too quickly after wind surgery but dependent on the detail, it is 7-weeks or 10-weeks you are looking for as an absence. The selection has had presumably a cauterised palate procedure and I like two additional things. The removal of the cheek pieces for both his prep runs, and, that those runs were over hurdles. Sure to be primed for a big effort returned to fences and if he doesn't manage to retain this crown, I certainly think he will go close.
16:00 4:00 Cheltenham
Saint Segal
Daily Racing
30 EW
@+4000
Lose
-60
A fascinating renewal of the Champion Chase. Both Majborough and Il Etait Temps have notable chances, but equally it will be heart-in-mouth all the way for backers. I don't want to be in that position, so I am taking SAINT SEGAL to run into a place. Jane Williams has done well with this 8-y-o who, remarkably, has not been judged to have 'weakened' since the run before his first wind surgery almost three years ago. The selection brings different form lines to the table, and although the form doesn't support the dream, at 40/1 (80 on the exchange as I type) there is place margin in a race where it is possible both market leaders will fall short.
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15:20 3:20 Cheltenham
Desertmore House
Daily Racing
30 EW
@+550
Lose
-60
Normally, weight has little effect in these races and Stumptown would have been a strong fancy, if the ground was softer. DESERTMORE HOUSE has no weight and whilst that may not count for too much, I still think Martin Brassil's 11-y-o will be involved at the finish. Not the first chaser to be rejuvenated by switching to cross-country, the selection lacks experience of this course but he won so nicely at Punchestown last year, that is only a small concern. I don't mind that he pulled-up over hurdles last time; this is totally different.
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14:40 2:40 Cheltenham
Forty Coats
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+1400
Lose
-55
FORTY COATS looks to have a strong chance and even though the fancy prices have gone, Henry De Bromhead's youngster may still represent a value bet. Chasing will be this one's game soon but the Coral Cup can be won by horses with this kind of profile. Whilst it is possible the selection is over-rated, his 15-length fourth in the Turners here last year being a stone better than any other, his mark is 9 lb below that rating. The combination of first handicap, application of headgear and 7-week break make the 7-y-o an appealing bet.
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Franciscan Rock
Daily Racing
35 EW
@+6600
Win
427
FRANCISCAN ROCK has just about won his share over hurdles and his chance may not be immediately obvious. Irish trainer Mouse Morris may be lower profile these days but he remians capable of getting one ready. His runner ran well in the Coral Cup in 2024 and then the Stayers' Hurdle a year later. What I like this time around is the 7-week break and the removal of headgear. That all looks a positive to me and although only fairly handicapped, the removal of 5 lb from the saddle will help.
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14:00 2:00 Cheltenham
Final Demand
Daily Racing
60 WIN
@+650
Lose
-60
FINAL DEMAND was evens for this ahead of his defeat at the DRF last time and, had he won that, we would probably be talking odds-on. There is, to my eye, an overreaction in his price, especially given tangible stamina doubts around the favourite, Romeo Coolio. The selection remains a very exciting prospect and Paul Townend makes the point; trainer Willie Mullins knows how to work magic when needed. This tongue tie may not be a good sign, as there is not time to effectively treat a horse with a breathing op between the two festivals. However, it may just help, and 13/2 could look very generous post-race.
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Predators Gold
Daily Racing
35 EWR4Deductions based on standard industry rates given the odds of each withdrawn horse at time of first withdrawal following your betNR
@+5000
Void
0
PREDATORS GOLD may have place prospects at a huge price. As a 5-y-o, this one looked like another potential superstar for Willie Mullins. He suffered defeats here and at Punchestown, however, before having a very long break. Bounced back in good style off that break in December, beating a solid type, before disappointing in January. That may have come too soon and only once, at this festival last year, does the form record this horse 'weakening'. For that reason, I am banking on this extra yardage being a real plus. If so, the 7-y-o could play a role in the finish.
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13:20 1:20 Cheltenham
No Drama This End
Daily Racing
60 WINNAP
@+275
Lose
-60
This has not been a race for shock results in recent times, and NO DRAMA THIS END may be a favourite worth siding with. I don't really 'do' novice hurdles, so I can't write hundreds of words on the form lines. What I see is the mathematical fact that the selection is by far the best horse in the race, on the evidence thus far. Paul Nicholls has given his horse a nice 10-week break, and prior to that the 6-y-o just looked impressive. Earned valuable experience in the bumper here a year ago, and 6-y-o's have tended to be those to concentrate on.
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Subtotal35
10 March 2026
17:20 5:20 Cheltenham
Union Station
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+2800
Lose
-55
UNION STATION would be half his current price, were I making the book. This staying chaser has a notable pedigree and it is to his credit he ran so well over hurdles on all starts, even though the distances were way short of what should suit. Not found the winning line since switching to chasing and I don't think too many maidens would win at this meeting. However, this sort of trip opens a massive doorway to improvement (potentially) and Gavin Cromwell's charge has already finished runner-up over an extended 3m4f. I like the fact that his prep-run in January was over a bare 2-miles and even though the newly-applied headgear is removed, I have to predict a big effort from the 7-y-o.
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Will Do
Daily Racing
30 EW
@+2500
Lose
-60
WILL DO? Might do, certainly can do. The horse Will Do ran really well in this last year for Gordon Elliott, and I reckon as so oft before, history may repeat. The 9-y-o has had limited chances over marathon trips and his record is notable; '2302', all in large fields. This looks a great opportunity to earn further prize money, and I am not not the least bit worried that the selection was pulled-up in heavy ground at Gowran Park last time. A 7-week break can cure all, and this horse, to my eye, is a nice win and place bet at the price.
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16:40 4:40 Cheltenham
Moon Dorange
Daily Racing
30 EW
@+5000
Win
270
I have to have another in this, The Mildmay of Flete, and I am chancing an outsider. MOON D'ORANGE is a bit of a law unto himself, and it has been a long time since he came from an impossible position to win on the new course here in January 2025. John McConnell's 8-y-o has shown little in a busy campaign this season and ran just 8-days ago; pretty much an absolute no-no coming to the festival. Still, there is a chance, and it is a small chance, that the first-time visor will spark something. If it does, the selection is very well handicapped and could run into an extended place at least.
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Will The Wise
Daily Racing
55 WIN
@+900
Lose
-55
It is hard to see past WILL THE WISE here. A weak sort initially, Gavin Cromwell's charge nontheless won a point, a bumper and two hurdles on his way to jumping a fence proper. On his final hurdling start, the selection was a creditable sixth here in the Albert Bartlett a year ago. Switched to chasing this season, a couple of good efforts over 18 furlong were followed by two similar over 24 furlongs. Needs to improve a few pounds but looks capable and this 20f trip on decent ground may just provide ideal conditions.
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16:00 4:00 Cheltenham
Lossiemouth
Daily Racing
64 WINNAP
@+187
Win
120
The best three contenders may be mares, and LOSSIEMOUTH is the best mare of them all. Whilst she was beaten last time by Brighterdaysahead, Gordon Elliott's challenger lacks the festival pedigree of the selection. This is far from a vintage Champion Hurdle, and Willie Mullins is absolutely right to send his attractive grey here. Not much more to say really. It just looks a simple race to evaluate, and 15/8 is more than generous in my book.
15:20 3:20 Cheltenham
Johnnywho
Daily Racing
55 WINNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 19.00 used instead of 13.00 takenBOG
@+1800
Win
990
JOHNNYWHO went mighty close in the Kim Muir last year, and festival form is always to be respected. It is credit to the horse that he then managed to run well in the Irish National and then the Topham; a busy spring. Lots to like about his seasonal comeback at Ascot and although the 9-y-o was a little under in the Peter Marsh, it was far from a bad effort. Weakened there and returns from the perfect 7-week break, after being given a wind operation. Another Grand National contender, the JP-owned horse has prospects and trainer Jonjo O'Neil knows very well how to prepare one for this race.
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Resplendent Grey
Daily Racing
35 EW
@+2000
Lose
-70
RESPLENDENT GREY did well in a year of hurdling. Chasing was always going to see improvement from the aptly named grey though and after an easy win at Uttoxeter, he jumped safely round here (old course) and then similar around Sandown. Despite, the now 8-y-o has not always been fluent, and that is a slight concern. Always stayed on his feet though and the application of cheek pieces saw the horse beat a huge field at Sandown, over a marathon trip. That was nearly a year ago and the horse has been prepared for a big day, either here or at Aintree in the Grand National next month. First-time blinkers lead me to think today is the target and although soft also suits, better ground doesn't seem to blunt the selection's performance.
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14:40 2:40 Cheltenham
Ole Ole
Daily Racing
35 EW
@+2000
Lose
-70
OLE OLE has looked, to my eye, much better than he has shown thus far and I apply that comment to all four of his races. Looks to have plenty of stamina but also speed, and I really like his win and place prospects. Trainer Gavin Cromwell is a man to keep on side and what I really like, is the 10-week break afforded to the horse. This meeting comes soon enough after the DRF and I am never dismissive of the possibilities that come from a 7-week or 10-week absence. The selection as a similar chance to Quinta Do Lago on the form but probably has more scope than Jessie Harrington's runner.
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Saratoga
Daily Racing
55 WINNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 11.00 used instead of 8.00 takenBOG
@+1000
Win
550
SARATOGA looks to have the best chance of winning this. Superbly related, as a colt he ran to 96 on the flat for Aidan O'Brien. Gelded ahead of a hurdling campaign, having been purchased by JP McManus, he took time to find hurdling fluency, before jumping much better to win his maiden at Naas last month. It may well be significant that the juvenile was placed with Padraig Roche, who took this in 2022 and I am certain this has been a long term plan.
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14:00 2:00 Cheltenham
Kopek Des Bordes
Daily Racing
60 WINNB
@+150
Lose
-60
KOPEK DES BORDES could yet be anything and in a difficult race to find an angle, gets a tentative vote. Willie Mullins will no doubt have his horse fit after a physical setback at the end of last year. It is surprising to be reminded that this race has been won, more than once, by a horse having just its second chase start, as jumping is always critical. Of the front two, I just feel this one is most likely to run his race but all six runners are priced in accordance with their chance.
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13:20 1:20 Cheltenham
Eachtotheirown
Daily Racing
35 EW
@+5000
Lose
-70
Irish trainer Barry Connell doesn't train horses for the sake of it, and he knows when he has a good one. EACHTOTHEIROWN is undoubtedly a good one. How good? His trainer hints that next season might see the late-maturing 7-y-o reach new heights. Maybe, but for my money, odds of 50/1, and much bigger on the exchange as I write, are very tempting for win and place. Yes, he blew the Royal Bond back in November, but after a seven-week break, the selection more than made amends at Thurles. Off a similar rest today, I am hopeful of a big run in a race where third place at least definitely looks open to a few.
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Subtotal1490
08 March 2026
16:48 4:48 Warwick
Muskoka
Daily Racing
65 WIN
@+900
Lose
-65
Subtotal-65
07 March 2026
16:40 Italy v England
England
To Win
126 WIN
@-303
Lose
-126
Subtotal-126
05 March 2026
20:45 Luke Littler vs Josh Rock
Luke Littler
Win Match 2-way
140 WIN
@-344
Win
41
20:15 Gerwyn Price vs Stephen Bunting
Gerwyn Price
Win Match 2-way
90 WIN
@-166
Win
54
19:45 Gian van Veen vs Jonny Clayton
Gian van Veen
Win Match 2-way
91 WIN
@-161
Lose
-91
19:15 Michael van Gerwen vs Luke Humphries
Michael van Gerwen
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@+160
Lose
-50
Subtotal-46
Tips are normally be settled by 12pm the day after the event took place.
Tips history contains the last 35 days tips.
Please note that this information is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as an indicator of a tipsters real life performance. The OLBG Tipster Competition is a simulation game and some of the rules and prices used by the tipsters may not always be available in the real world which can lead to misleading informaiton.
