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Hi Reader Firstly, I'd like to wish you and your family as very happy Christmas. It's an exciting time of the year and more so for us jump racing fans with such quality racing over Christmas week 🏇 Below, we have three new eye catchers from the past two weeks. These are three quality chasers and on their way to major wins barring injury. Check out eye catchers for this week below: ​View Eye Catchers List Here​McLaureyMcLaurey- 3rd in 11.30 Fairyhouse 13/12/25McLaurey is on target to land some nice prizes over fences this season. He has run twice over fences this season without being ridden hard. That is handicapping and it's a case of job done, with an opening handicap mark of 131. He won twice over hurdles last season at Limerick over Christmas and then a listed handicap hurdle at the Dublin Racing Festival. There is no doubt in my mind that this former Irish point to pointer is going to reach greater heights over fences. He handles soft ground and jumps well. He is a horse worth backing when upped in distance to two and a half miles next year in the spring festivals. JagwarJagwar - 3rd in 1.50 Cheltenham 13/12/25Jagwar was a big eyecatcher in the December Gold Cup at Cheltenham. It was his first run of the season and he ran a mighty race giving lots of weight to his rivals. A nod on landing at the sixth fence didn’t help however he jumped well in the main showing lots of scope. Jagwar won twice over this distance at Cheltenham last season, including the plate at the festival. This run again proved he goes well at this course and is crying out for a step up in distance. I doubt he is ready for the Ryanair Chase or Gold Cup so the obvious target would be the Ultima Handicap Chase on day one of the festival. Regent's StrollRegents’s Stroll- 1st in 12.30 Wincanton 16/12/25Regent’s Stroll finally showed some maturity to win easily on his second run over fences. The hood was back on following his defeat at Newbury behind Wendigo and No Questions Answered. Regent’s Stroll pulled like a tank for over half of that Newbury race and it was his class that saw him finish not far behind Wendigo. Paul Nicholls loves this horse and I can see why as he has bags of talent and jumps great. He is a Grade 1 Novice Chaser in my opinion. Paul and his connections enjoy great results with their horses at the Aintree Festival which could well be preferred ahead of the Cheltenham Festival this season. Interested in getting all Hugh's Tips this Christmas?Become a subscriber in time for Kempton, Leopardstown, Wetherby, Chepstow, Limerick, Newbury and more! Grande Jeste was tipped to win the Tommy Whittle Chase on Saturday at 5/1! Next tips due Friday Morning at 10am.
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Hi Reader A little catching up for us today with eye catchers cover the past forthnight. It was quiet up to Fairyhouse and then quality racing at the Aintree Festival. You can check out this week’s Eye Catchers below. View Eye Catchers List Here He’s On Fire He’s On Fire - 1st in 3.15 Fairyhouse 05/04/2026 Rich Ricci has another good one on his hands with He’s On Fire. He showed serious progression from winning a Carlisle maiden hurdle to romp home in the Grade 2 novice hurdle over two and a...
Hi Reader We’ve added two new horses to our March Eye Catchers list — one over hurdles and one over fences. You can check out this week’s updated Eye Catchers below. View Eye Catchers List Here Yoradreamer Yoradreamer - 1st in 3.57 Wexford 17/03/2026 Youradreamer is owned and bred by Roger Brookhouse. Willie Mullins ran him six times over hurdles with a single win in a maiden hurdle at Downpatrick. He looks a much better prospect since going chasing. A very good second at Gowran behind King...
Hi Reader What a week at Cheltenham. The 2026 Festival delivered everything we expect from the sport’s biggest stage – drama, shocks, and a handful of standout performances that made the festival worthwhile. Across the four days, our selections produced a strong +17.2pts profit and £860 net gain. Below is a quick breakdown of how the action unfolded. Day 1 – Johnnywho Turns the Tide A tough start, but Johnnywho’s 12/1 win delivered £720 profit and flipped the day into the black. Leave of...