TIM’S HUNGRY FOR IT
CILLUIRID (1.12) looks a tasty choice in the Cavellos Steakhouse Handicap Chase at Sedgefield.
Tim Easterby’s horse stayed on the rise over fences when routing Hungry Tiger over track and trip a week ago.
The seven-year-old is nicely unexposed in this sphere so can claim a competitive event.
REGABY (3.20) can extend Ian Williams’ winning run in the Sprayclad Handicap Chase.
The gelding shaped like his turn was near when second to the useful Brother Pat at Plumpton last month.
Donald McCain is also in peak form so it’s worth backing ZAFAR (3.50) in the closing handicap hurdle.
The six-year-old improved again for his new yard when second to Gentleman Valley at Kempton last month.
That is excellent form so the gelding stands to go one better after a wind operation. FRESH NEW DAWN (2.40) can shine in the Racing TV Handicap Chase at Market Rasen.
Olly Murphy’s gelding put in a career best when second to Rebel Leader at Perth.
September’s race is working out pretty well so the nineyear-old ought to prevail for his thriving trainer.
The handler can double up with MACHO MOVER (3.15) in the Coors Handicap Hurdle.
The gelding ran a stormer when chinned by the welltreated Canastero at Stratford last month. The six-year-old is open to progress for his trainer so looks set to triumph.
Murphy stands to get on the scoresheet at Taunton thanks to LAURA BULLION (3.35).
The mare was unlucky to meet Royaume Uni on debut for his new connections at Plumpton last month.
The five-year-old should be fighting fit and primed to take a slightly weaker race. NAPPER
TANDY (6.30) looks set to shade the feature staying handicap at Chelmsford tonight.
Andrew Balding’s horse bolted up from Defined at Newcastle last time in April.
The colt was staying on strongly over 1m 4f so can defy a lenient 4lb hike up in trip.
Joseph Parr is flying so it’s worth backing HELLO ME (7.0) in the Betsi Handicap. The filly eased past Mount Mogan at Wolverhampton a month ago and is just as good here.