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02 January 2026
20:00 Bayern Munich vs Maccabi Tel Aviv
Maccabi Tel Aviv
Money Line
50 WIN
@2.05
Lose
-50
Bayern’s season record has put them under constant pressure, and the recent H2H also leans Maccabi (4 wins in the last 5 meetings). Maccabi’s best version is a transition-and-spacing team, and if Jaylen Hoard (and the supporting shooting) get comfortable early, they can force Bayern into catch-up basketball. I’m backing Maccabi to win the scoring race, even if Bayern’s home crowd keeps it tight for stretches.
19:45 Real Madrid vs BC Dubai
Real Madrid
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.30
Win
15
Dubai are in good form (4 wins in their last 6), and they’ll try to turn this into a guard-driven, tempo game with McKinley Wright pushing and creating. Real’s edge is size and control. If they clean up the defensive glass and let Campazzo/Tavares dictate the paint, they can keep Dubai from living on second chances. I’ll take Real at home in a close one??"especially if Trey Lyles is available to stabilize the frontcourt rotations.
19:45 Ulster v Munster
Ulster
To Win
50 WIN
@1.62
Win
31
Ulster’s bounce-back is convincing: they took a bonus-point 29??"24 away win at Connacht and their own coach highlighted how dangerous they look when they move the ball to space. Head-to-head recently favours Munster, but with Ulster at home and in better immediate form, I’ll take Ulster to nick it late.
19:00 Baskonia vs Fenerbahce
Fenerbahce
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.57
Win
28
Baskonia’s home streak is legit, but Fener bring the league’s best defense and a travel-proof style built on physicality and shot-quality control. If Wade Baldwin keeps his steady scoring run going and Fener take away the Howard/Luwawu-Cabarrot three-point burst, they can squeeze Baskonia into tougher half-court possessions. I’m backing Fener to survive the early storm and close it out in the final five minutes.
17:00 Anadolu Efes vs Crvena Zvezda
Anadolu Efes
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.71
Lose
-50
Zvezda have the better record, but their road form has been a real issue (no away wins since October), and they’re coming off a game where their defense leaked big points. Efes’ path is clear: push the pace through Shane Larkin and ride Nick Weiler-Babb’s confidence spike, while making Jared Butler work for every touch. In a matchup where both teams are trying to “reset,” I lean Efes at home to win the guard battle late.
13:00 Servette GE vs ZSC Lions
ZSC Lions
Money Line
50 WIN
@1.95
Lose
-50
ZSC’s profile is built to travel. They’re among the league’s best defensive teams, conceding significantly fewer goals than Servette. They also have top-end scoring punch led by Denis Malgin, Jesper Froden, and Derek Grant. Servette did win the most recent H2H (4??"1 on Nov 22), but with Balcers back for Zürich (and only Kukan and Bader listed day-to-day at that point), I still trust ZSC’s structure more over 60 minutes.
10:30 Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Shintaro Mochizuki
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Win Match
50 WIN
@1.33
Win
17
Tsitsipas has the bigger “free points” package (serve + forehand), and he can keep this on his terms by attacking early in rallies on these hard courts. Mochizuki’s chance is to extend points, pressure Tsitsipas’ backhand, and force him to hit extra volleys/overheads under stress ??" but he’ll likely need Tsitsipas to be rusty to make that stick for two sets. I expect a competitive set or two in patches, yet Tsitsipas’ shot quality and experience should close it in straight sets.
03:30 Jessica Bouzas Maneiro vs Solana Sierra
Jessica Bouzas Maneiro
Win Match
50 WIN
@1.57
Lose
-50
Bouzas comes in with the ranking/experience edge (around No. 41 vs. Sierra around No. 66), which usually matters in a first big-team-event spot like this. Sierra has had a strong season volume-wise (a very positive win??"loss record), so I don’t expect this to be a routine straight-set match. If Bouzas serves well enough to take first strike on the forehand and avoid getting dragged into endless neutral rallies, she should edge the key points late in sets.
02:00 Jaume Munar vs Sebastian Baez
Jaume Munar
Win Match
50 WIN
@1.25
Lose
-50
Both are heavy baseliners, but on hard courts I slightly prefer Munar’s flatter counterpunching and ability to absorb pace, especially if points get physical and tactical. I’m calling a long match with momentum swings, with Munar edging it by being a bit more resilient in the biggest rallies.
Subtotal-159
01 January 2026
20:45 Luke Humphries vs Gian van Veen
Luke Humphries
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.62
Lose
-50
Humphries looked comfortable in his last match, but even he’s admitted he needs to hit another level to win the title. Van Veen’s pace can force him into that gear early. However, I still trust his higher ceiling.
Over 7.50
Total Sets
50 WIN
@1.95
Lose
-50
Both arrive in good shape (each won 4??"1 in the last 16), so neither looks likely to disappear for long stretches. Van Veen’s pace can force Humphries into higher gears, and Humphries’ steadiness tends to keep him in every set even if he’s not at his peak. In a first-to-five format, that combination often produces trading sets and a 5??"3 or 5??"4 scoreline.
19:20 Luke Littler vs Krzysztof Ratajski
Luke Littler
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.04
Win
2
Ratajski is playing well and has the experience to punish any lull (he came through a tricky 4??"2 win to set this up), so he’s capable of taking a set or two. But Littler’s scoring power and burst potential are still the best in the field, and over a longer match he usually creates too many first-dart-at-double chances. I’m expecting Littler to win the “big visit” battle (180s/140s) and separate once the match hits the middle sets.
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17:30 Ospreys v Cardiff
Ospreys
To Win
50 WIN
@1.53
Win
26
If Ospreys win the gain line and keep it messy, they can absolutely grind this out. They’ve shown they can hurt you through the set-piece/maul and quick strikes out wide.
15:00 Dragons v Scarlets
Dragons
To Win
50 WIN
@2.50
Win
75
Dragons come in with real momentum after beating Connacht 48??"28 and Lyon 23??"21 recently, so the attack is clearly clicking even if they just fell 22??"19 at Cardiff. Scarlets’ form is choppy (a big away win at Cardiff, but a derby loss to Ospreys), and they’ve struggled for consistency over the last month. Head-to-head leans Scarlets (they won the last New Year’s derby 32??"15), so I’m expecting a tight one ??" but Dragons’ current confidence at Rodney Parade nudges it for me.
14:30 Dubai Capitals vs Abu Dhabi Knight Riders T20
Dubai Capitals
Win Match
50 WIN
@2.00
Lose
-50
Dubai have already shown they can blow this matchup open. They smashed ADKR by 83 runs earlier in the season. In knockout cricket, that kind of head-to-head matters. Their batting has multiple gears (Powell plus in-form top-order pieces), and they’ve got genuine wicket-taking to control the middle overs. ADKR’s upside is scary (Salt/Hales with Russell??"Livingstone power behind), but that style is also higher-variance if they lose early wickets. So I lean Dubai to be the steadier 20-over the day.
14:00 Gary Anderson vs Justin Hood
Gary Anderson
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@1.50
Win
25
Anderson’s level in the last round was elite??"beating Michael van Gerwen 4??"1 with that “vintage Gary” scoring rhythm??"and that usually travels into the longer best-of-9 format. Hood’s finishing has been outrageous (including that 4??"0 demolition of Josh Rock with record-style doubling), but sustaining that kind of doubles clip under quarter-final pressure is the question. If Anderson keeps the treble pressure on, I expect Hood to dip just enough on doubles for Gary to pull clear.
12:50 Ryan Searle vs Jonny Clayton
Jonny Clayton
Win Match 2-way
50 WIN
@2.20
Lose
-50
Searle has looked brutally solid at Ally Pally (including a straight-sets win to reach this stage), so Clayton won’t get many “free” sets. Clayton, though, has the higher big-stage floor, and he’s already shown he can problem-solve mid-match here, coming back from 2??"1 down against Harrysson. Add that Clayton edged Searle in a tight win at the 2025 World Masters, and I’ll back his composure in a last-set scrap.
Over 7.50
Total Sets
50 WIN
@1.91
Lose
-50
Searle has been ultra-clean so far (he reached the quarters without dropping a set in his last match), which suggests he’s good for multiple sets even if he loses. Clayton brings the big-stage experience and usually finds ways to nick sets through timely doubling, so I don’t expect a routine 5??"1 or 5??"2 either way. With both in solid rhythm and the quarters being first to five sets, this feels more like 5??"3 or 5??"4.
05:00 Melbourne Renegades vs Sydney Sixers T20
Sydney Sixers
Win Match
50 WIN
@1.75
Win
38
The Sixers have started poorly (1??"3), but the Renegades’ net run-rate hole and stop-start rhythm make them hard to trust in a “must-win” spot. Renegades can absolutely win if their top order fires again (Seifert’s ton showed their ceiling), but they’ve leaned on big batting spikes and can be streaky once the ball grips or wickets fall early. I’ll side with the Sixers to be a bit more structured in the chase and defend phases and edge it late at Marvel Stadium.
Subtotal-84
30 December 2025
11:21 11:21 Suffolk Downs
Westfield Tigris
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.50
Lose
-50
Tigris is the “form” pick: two wins on the bounce and the quickest last-time figure in this field suggest he’s peaking right now. Glasheen Zoey has the best peak time and is the analyst’s selection, so if Zoey breaks well he’s the one I fear most. But with Tigris arriving in the hottest shape, I’ll side with him to grab a handy pitch and hold on.
11:18 11:18 Sheffield
Kilbarry Limit
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.00
Lose
-50
Kilbarry Limit owns the fastest best time in the race. If he gets anything like a clean run, he’s the one with the most upside. The concern is recent reliability, because Timeless Truth and Slippy Julie have been a touch steadier lately and can punish any trouble. I’m still backing Limit to bounce back because the market and analysts lean his way, and the raw ability is there.
11:09 11:09 Newcastle
Alnwick Wizard
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.88
Lose
-50
Alnwick Wizard is the consistency play. His recent form is steady, and he doesn’t need a perfect scenario to run close to his number. Eden Pele has the faster best time, so Wizard probably wants to be prominent early and not give away too much ground. Timeform’s note basically reads “sets the standard,” and in an A9 that’s often enough.
11:04 11:04 Suffolk Downs
Swanley Diaz
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.75
Lose
-50
Over 388m, Swanley Diaz has the standout best time on the card and looks the safest “clock” pick if she runs to her mark. He's Dynamite is the main pace danger (solid last-time figure), and Merry Dancer is capable if he gets the right trip, so it’s not a gimme. Still, I’m backing Swanley Diaz to sit handy and produce the strongest middle/late phase.
11:01 11:01 Sheffield
Drumdoit Belle
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.25
Lose
-50
Belle has one of the strongest “ceiling” times in the field and arrives off back-to-back seconds, which is usually a good signal in these D5 sprints. The big threat is Gunners Nephew, who ran the quickest last time in this lineup and can pinch it if he clears early. I’ll take Belle to finish the job if she breaks cleanly and stays out of trouble into Bend One.
10:48 10:48 Suffolk Downs
Into The Abyss
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.75
Win
88
This is a pure 220m “break-and-hold” race, and Into The Abyss has the right profile to boss it if he hits the lids from Trap 2. Rapido Auz is the obvious danger on raw speed (slightly quicker best time), while Savana Belle comes in off a sharp last run, so the first 20 metres will decide a lot. I’m siding with Into The Abyss because he’s the analyst’s choice and his recent form suggests he can reproduce his level when it matters.
Subtotal-162
29 December 2025
15:38 3:38 Monmore
Wychwood Tiger
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.25
Lose
-50
This is a classic short-sprint setup where the first 30 metres decide everything, and Wychwood Tiger has been the most solid mix of recent form (25213) and race times (15.89 last) in the inside lanes. Timeform also makes him the narrow pick, which fits: Trap 2 often gives a cleaner route to the bend than going wide into traffic. Elderberry Fire is the obvious threat with the fastest raw "best" (15.61) and matching 15.89 last, so Tiger likely needs to lead or sit right on the shoulder early to hold him off.
15:32 3:32 Central Park
Marcias Blue Boy
Daily Races
50 WIN
@SP
Lose
-50
Marcias Blue Boy has been running better than the bare results suggest (form 25324). His latest time (17.30) is one of the stronger recent pieces of evidence in this field. Timeform rates him the one to beat, and trap 2 is a handy spot to grab position quickly in a 277m dash. Catunda Nemo is the clear danger, finishing well lately, while Classic Orla has the “best time” upside but hasn’t been delivering it.
15:29 3:29 Doncaster
Bluey Boy
Daily Races
50 WIN
@SP
Lose
-50
Bluey Boy gets the Timeform nod, and the wide draw (trap 6) can be a big plus in a race with multiple dogs that want the same early lane. Saleen Robin is absolutely flying (form 21111), and Rapido Treat is the outright fastest on the clock (29.71 last/best). So Bluey Boy likely needs a clean break to avoid being pinned early. Still, judged on recent performance levels and the draw, I’m siding with Bluey Boy to edge it late.
15:22 3:22 Suffolk Downs
Browns Bruce
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.50
Win
125
Browns Bruce is the in-form profile in this A5 (form 51112). He also owns the quickest "best" on the card (24.13), which usually translates well over 388m if he breaks cleanly. From trap 6 he can stay out of the scrimmaging and use that early pace to get on the bunny. The main dangers are Portora Gold (already ran 24.17 last time) and Romantic Florrie’s consistency, but Browns Bruce looks the most repeatable winner.
14:00 Cyclo Cross Loenhout 2025
Wout van Aert
Win Outright
50 WIN
@8.00
Lose
-50
12:45 Cyclo Cross Loenhout Women 2025
Ceylin Alvarado
Win Outright
50 WIN
@5.50
Lose
-50
11:38 11:38 Harlow
Blitz Hurricane
Daily Races
50 WIN
@5.50
Lose
-50
Blitz Hurricane gets the nod because he’s “at the top of his game,” per Timeform, and is labeled as the one who’ll be hardest to reel in. The key is the early battle with Royston Rocket, who has the pace to be a length clear at the sectional. If Rocket leads cleanly, Blitz needs a tidy first bend to launch.
11:21 11:21 Harlow
Knockard Gift
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.75
Lose
-50
Knockard Gift is the clear “form + upside” play. Timeform expect improvement off the break and rate him as the standard-setter after a solid series of efforts. In these short sprints, early position is everything, and he’s already shown he can ping and win when he gets the run (including recent wins in this grade range). Gloriana and Random Izzy are the most plausible spoilers if they break better, but Gift still looks the most likely winner.
10:48 10:48 Harlow
Devon Candy
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.50
Win
125
This 238m D5 is basically a “break and hold” test, and Devon Candy has been hard to fault recently (Timeform’s top-rated and forecast favourite). If she hits the lids anywhere near her best, she’s the one most likely to control the run to the bend and not need luck. Bridevalley Pa (strong trap record) and Essjay Julie (dangerous if she repeats her late kick) are the big threats.
10:32 10:32 Harlow
Coolruss Izzy
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.00
Lose
-50
Coolruss Izzy is the one I trust most on reliability. Timeform note she’s “in a very good run of form” and has been running to her level in 9 of her last 11 starts, which matters in these A7s. Road To Galway is the main danger on recent speed, but Izzy’s consistency gives her the edge.
Subtotal-150
26 December 2025
14:10 Joris Nieuwenhuis vs Toon Aerts
Toon Aerts
Matchups
50 WIN
@1.80
Win
40
Aerts finished ahead of Nieuwenhuis in the most recent World Cup test in Antwerp (11th vs. 16th), which is a decent indicator of current legs. Gavere is typically more of a “climbers + running” circuit (even when it’s dry), and that profile fits Aerts’ sustained power and ability to force gaps on longer efforts. Nieuwenhuis is steady and tough, but if it becomes a stop-start battle on the hills, I trust Aerts to be the one making the decisive moves.
14:10 Laurens Sweeck vs Pim Ronhaar
Laurens Sweeck
Matchups
50 WIN
@1.91
Win
46
Sweeck is leading the World Cup overall and was 2nd in Antwerp, while Ronhaar was 4th there??"so Sweeck’s baseline is higher right now. Gavere’s course layout makes it easier for the strongest rider to “string it out” on climbs and running sections, which suits Sweeck’s big engine. Ronhaar has the snap to hang on, but Sweeck’s current consistency in the biggest races makes him the safer pick.
12:40 Cyclo Cross WC Gavere Women 2025
Lucinda Brand
Win Outright
50 WIN
@1.36
Win
18
Brand is the form rider: she’s won Antwerp and Koksijde and has reclaimed the World Cup overall lead. Gavere’s climbs and running sections fit her relentless tempo. She’s been exceptionally hard to drop once she locks into rhythm. Pieterse, Van Anrooij, and Alvarado can absolutely attack her, but unless Brand has an off day, she’s still the best bet to win.
12:40 Puck Pieterse vs Shirin Van Anrooij
Puck Pieterse
Matchups
50 WIN
@1.67
Win
34
Recent head-to-head is mixed. Pieterse beat Van Anrooij in Antwerp (4th vs 6th), but Van Anrooij was clearly stronger in Koksijde (2nd) while Pieterse was 5th. Gavere is a climbing- and running-heavy World Cup, and Pieterse has already won this exact race before (2023), which matters on such a specific course. If she starts clean and commits early on the climbs, I can see her forcing the selection that swings this matchup back her way.
11:03 11:03 Hove
Stone Cold Punk
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.00
Lose
-50
Stone Cold Punk has the standout best time (29.90) and a formline (22521) that says he’s been repeatedly involved at the business end. Radical Kylian is the most consistent rival on recent figures, so Punk probably needs a smoother trip than last time (30.96) to land this. From trap 4, if he gets first run on the leaders, I like him to finish strongest over the 500m.
10:29 10:29 Valley
Hawkfield Coco
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.33
Lose
-50
Hawkfield Coco brings strong “banker” vibes here: three wins in his last five (11152) and a competitive 16.40 last time, plus the rail draw that can be gold in these short sprints. Pandy Sid is the big threat on peak speed (15.94 best), and Kansas City Life arrives in good nick too, so Coco still needs a clean exit. But if he holds the inside early, he’s the most likely to boss the run-in.
10:17 10:17 Harlow
Moaning Mojito
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.00
Win
150
In a 238m dash, it’s all about the break ??" and Moaning Mojito has the fastest best time (15.41) plus a very workable recent profile (13552). Rathmeehan Honey is the obvious danger off the rails with a last-time win and a sharp 15.53, but Mojito’s raw pace edge gives him the higher ceiling if he pings. I’m backing Mojito to be the first to the bend and make that decisive move.
10:14 10:14 Valley
Hawkfield Zoom
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.62
Lose
-50
Hawkfield Zoom is the most solid mix of recent form (…511) and a strong last run (28.80). He’s already proven at this 460m trip. Honeygar Prince has the quickest “best” on paper, but his most recent figure comes at a different trip, so the step-up makes him harder to trust. If Zoom comes away cleanly from trap 5, I expect him to take control from the middle and fend off Sudden Bolt late.
Subtotal138
24 December 2025
11:54 11:54 Harlow
Gooner Be Good
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.00
Lose
-50
Gooner Be Good gets the rail (trap 1), and that draw often matters at Harlow if he can hold the inside and force others to go the long way. He’s also the analyst’s top pick for the race, which fits a dog with a solid overall profile at this level. The one you absolutely have to fear is Scarlett Galaxy (fastest best time in the lineup), so Gooner probably needs to lead or sit second early to control it.
11:52 11:52 Monmore
Datona Vamoose
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.33
Win
166
Datona Vamoose is the “upside” pick because his latest run (28.58) is the standout number in the field, and he won last time, which hints he’s finding his stride in this grade. Trap 4 is a great launching pad if he can hold a straight line to the bend. The safer danger is Whisky Ernest (more proven and consistently fast), while Aero Ella gets plenty of respect from the analyst verdict.
Subtotal116
23 December 2025
19:00 Vallefoglia W vs Monza W
Monza W to win 3-1
Set Score
50 WIN
@3.25
Lose
-50
Milano’s ceiling is simply higher with Paola Egonu leading a stacked roster, and they’re positioned above Vallefoglia in the standings (4th vs 6th). The first matchup ended 3??"1 for Milano, and stylistically Milano’s pressure serving plus high-volume scoring should edge Vallefoglia’s more “system + transition” game. Vallefoglia have been getting production from attackers like Omoruyi and Giovannini, so I can see them taking one set, but not three.
18:30 Chieri W vs Novara W
Novara W
Win Match
50 WIN
@1.44
Lose
-50
I’m expecting a serve-and-block-driven Novara win, where Chieri’s best chance is stretching one set with long rallies and side-out efficiency. Also, their best players are in really good shape right now.
Novara W to win 3-1
Set Score
50 WIN
@3.75
Lose
-50
Novara are the higher-floor team right now (3rd vs 5th in the table), and they already handled this matchup cleanly in the first meeting (3??"0). Chieri can absolutely steal a set at home if their pins (e.g., Degradi/Künzler) get in rhythm and their opposite rotation fires, but Novara’s overall stability should win out across four sets.
15:01 3:01 Romford
Rosshill Wildcat
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.38
Lose
-50
Rosshill Wildcat’s 24.43 last time jumps off the page, and if he repeats anything close to that, the rest may be playing for places. Affane Blueberry is the obvious threat on recent winning form (…261) and can punish any stumble, while Private Bucks is coming in off a win too. But on pure expected pace and late strength, Wildcat looks the one most likely to take control.
14:54 2:54 Swindon
Gob Smacked
Daily Races
50 WIN
@5.00
Lose
-50
Gob Smacked has been consistently in the mix lately (31213), and his recent 28.98 fits the typical winning range for this A3 over 476m. The main worry is Beora Bee, who has the sharper recent time (28.69) and the best figure in the field. It could come down to who wins the first two bends. I’ll side with Gob Smacked on the slightly friendlier draw/positioning profile to stay out of trouble and finish strongest.
14:48 2:48 Monmore
Coppice Enzo
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.62
Lose
-50
Coppice Enzo is the safest “all-rounder” here. A competitive last time (16.15), a solid best (15.96), and the kind of middle draw that can avoid first-bend chaos in a short sprint. Daleroad Roger is the big threat because he’s coming off a win and ran 15.94 last time, so if he pings the lids he can nick it. I’m still leaning Enzo because his overall profile is steadier, and this race screams “who gets the cleanest run to the bend.”
14:41 2:41 Romford
Clovass Spice
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.50
Lose
-50
Clovass Spice looks the most solid blend of current form (23213) and recent pace (24.81 last), which is usually decisive in these A11 sprints if she comes away clean. Roxana is the danger on the clock (24.79 last), and Jeopardy Hunter arrives in winning form (…221), so the early pace battle matters. Still, Clovass Spice has been holding her level more consistently than most of this field, so I’m siding with her to get on top late.
14:10 Cyclo Cross Heusden Zolder 2025
Wout van Aert
Win Outright
50 WIN
@1.40
Lose
-50
Van Aert is on the start list, and this is exactly the kind of fast, power-heavy Zolder circuit where he can turn sustained tempo into gaps, especially if he’s in front through the key technical sections. Even if his CX return has had some “race luck” issues (like the Antwerp puncture), the underlying engine is still the best in the field, and he’s the one rider who can make the race non-tactical by simply lifting the pace from mid-race onward. The clearest counter is a smooth, mistake-free ride from the specialists.
14:07 2:07 Sheffield
No Small Talk
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.00
Lose
-50
No Small Talk has the profile you want here: consistent recent form and a strong latest run, plus the inside (Trap 1) that can set up a clean, economical trip. Rockmount Kate has the best “peak” time in the field and is a serious threat if she lands the bend prominently, while Avongate Flare comes in off a win and can pounce if the inside gets crowded. I’m sticking with No Small Talk because he looks the most repeatable option if he breaks on terms and holds the rail.
13:54 1:54 Valley
Hawkfield Jasmin
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.75
Win
138
Hawkfield Jasmin is a narrow pick because she has the strongest overall claims in the analyst view, but this sprint may hinge on her avoiding early trouble from the outside (Trap 6). Andy Morgan is the obvious “if anything goes wrong” alternative. She’s in better recent form, including a win two runs back, and can punish any bumping. Quivers Sonny has the pace to win if he hits the front early, but he’s been less reliable recently than the two principals.
13:51 1:51 Sheffield
Ringsend Rihanna
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.10
Lose
-50
Ringsend Rihanna looks the one “on the clock” in this A4, with her recent time profile reading better than most of these and the kind of mid-draw (Trap 4) that can avoid early scrimmaging. If Rihanna gets a clean first bend, she’s the likeliest to control the race rather than needing luck late.
12:40 Cyclo Cross Heusden Zolder Women 2025
Inge Van Der Heijden
Win Outright
50 WIN
@3.50
Lose
-50
11:38 11:38 Valley
Olivetree Puffo
Daily Races
50 WIN
@2.62
Win
81
Olivetree Puffo’s central draw and steady recent level (23133) make him a solid pick in a race that could get scrappy early. His latest time (16.86) is competitive in this D3, and he looks less boom-or-bust than some of the others. Spread The Glory is a serious danger on current winning form (11414) and a quicker best, so Puffo likely needs a clean first 50 m to land it.
11:34 11:34 Sheffield
Soldier Sam
Daily Races
50 WIN
@5.00
Win
200
Soldier Sam is the consistency pick: his best (16.46) is strong for this grade, and trap 2 often gives a cleaner route to the bend than going wide in traffic. Several rivals have faster single-run “bests” (May Bid, Blake Delight), but their recent profiles look a touch more volatile. If Soldier Sam breaks level, I see him holding a prominent pitch and grinding it out.
11:18 11:18 Sheffield
Seven Two Off
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.25
Lose
-50
Seven Two Off comes in in better shape than most (31152), and his recent 30.41 suggests he’s right there to win this A7 if he stays out of trouble. The outside draw is appealing here, especially with the gaps in the middle of the field, which can reduce crowding at the first turn. Gurtnacrehy Fury has the fastest best (30.04) and can absolutely win if he pings the lids, but Seven Two Off feels the steadier proposition.
11:04 11:04 Valley
Only The Future
Daily Races
50 WIN
@3.75
Win
138
Only The Future is the “ability” pick here. Her best (16.26) suggests she can win this grade if she gets it right at the boxes. This field has several runners with shaky recent figures (including Hawkfield Cassie’s last run), so a cleaner start could be decisive. Baggios Angie is the one I fear most because she’s shown sharper recent pace (5.13), but I’ll side with Only The Future to bounce back.
11:01 11:01 Sheffield
Epic Estimate
Daily Races
50 WIN
@6.00
Lose
-50
Epic Estimate gets a handy inside draw and has the type of profile that can improve with a smoother break (best 16.69; recent 16.93). This is not a race full of proven “track bullies,” so small positional gains into the bend matter a lot. Notsofastteddy is the obvious threat because his recent figures are very solid, but I’ll lean Epic Estimate to edge it if he hits the lids.
10:48 10:48 Valley
Ferndale Tricks
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.33
Lose
-50
Ferndale Tricks looks ready to turn a string of solid efforts (44422) into a win. Her best figure (29.05) says she’s fast enough for this A5. The wide draw can be a plus if she gets a clean run into the bend, and the race doesn’t look overloaded with early-pace monsters. Blastoff Oscar is the big threat on recent winning form, but if Ferndale Tricks breaks on terms, she can outstay them late.
10:32 10:32 Valley
Kansas City Life
Daily Races
50 WIN
@4.33
Void
0
Kansas City Life has been the most reliable runner on recent form (21251), and her recent time (16.61) sits right in the sweet spot for this D3 sprint. She doesn’t have the absolute flashiest best in the field, but she’s been reproducing her level more often than most of these. The main danger is Jackie’s Princess from the rails (consistent and quick enough), while Potstar Lady has the raw best but arrives out of sorts on recent runs.
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