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Hi Reader I have three eye catchers this week. One ran at Ascot while the other two ran in Ireland at Gowran Park & Punchestown. Please find the latest three eye catchers below...
View Eye Catchers List Here Teddy BlueTeddy Blue - 4th in 2.25 Ascot 17/02/24Teddy Blue is showing enough throughout the past few races to suggest he is getting closer to winning one of these valuable handicaps. He is a horse who prefers good ground and if it was to come up good at Cheltenham he could be a solid each way bet in one of the handicap hurdles. He is back down to a mark of 131 after winning twice off marks of 128 in the past. Caoilin Quinn is a good 3 lbs claimer that rides for the Gary Moore yard and he would effectively have him running off his last winning mark. The key to this horse is the ground and on good ground he is competitively handicapped. BarrierBarrier - 3rd in 1.42 Gowran Park 17/02/24Barrier looked like the winner of the four year old maiden hurdle at Gowran last Saturday before tiring up the straight to eventually finish third. He showed his inexperience over the first few hurdles before warming to the task and jumping pretty well after that. I was at that meeting and the ground was horrendous. He led over the last and stopped to a walk after that. On better ground and with that run under his belt he is the horse to take out of the race and should be hard to beat on his next run. He is by no means a superstar but he can pick up a weak maiden similar to this. Syracus Du HouxSyracus Du Houx - 6th in 3.40 Punchestown 18/02/24Syracus Du Houx needs another quiet run to get a handicap mark and when he does he will pop up and is capable of winning a handicap. He finished second to What’s Up Darling in a Bumper back in May and he has shown decent form since. Phillip Enright gave him a very sympathetic rise, enough that the stewards had a word with him after the race where he stated “the gelding didn’t finish out as well as expected”. He is one to note for any market support once handicapping. Members King of the Picks Service Results If you want to follow all my tips then do join here and make a few quid at the Cheltenham, Aintree & Punchestown Festivals. Happy Punting, Hugh |
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Hi Reader This week I have two new eye catchers from last Saturday. One ran well in defeat at Down Royal while the other fell at Ascot. Check out eye catchers for this week below: View Eye Catchers List Here Helvic Dream Helvic Dream - 2nd in 1.35 Down Royal 02/11/24 Helvic Dream finished second of eighteen in the 2m 1f 4 year old plus handicap hurdle at Down Royal last Saturday. The Noel Meade trained seven year old was beaten by the classy filly Kala Conti who herself was a Grade 2 winner...
Hi Reader Good to see the jump racing return at Cheltenham last weekend. I have one eye catcher from Cheltenham and two from Galway this week. My Jumps Season 10 to Follow will be ready next Tuesday, 5th November. Check out eye catchers for this week below: View Eye Catchers List Here Bottler’secret Bottler’secret - 3rd in 3.30 Cheltenham 26/10/24 Bottler’secret was a disappointing third at Cheltenham last Saturday when sent off the even money favourite. He was second in a Grade 1 hurdle at...
Hi Reader Cheltenham returns tomorrow! It's great to have the top class jumping horses to look forward to over the coming months. My Jumps Season 10 to Follow is a work in progress and will be ready around Tuesday, 5th November. Check out my two eye catchers from the past few days below: View Eye Catchers List Here Jurancon Jurancon - 2nd in 4.08 Worcester 16/10/24 Jurancon came from the Irish point field when winning for Colin Bowe. He was then sold to Britain where he went into training for...