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Hi Reader A dramatic weekend of racing action just passed. Constitution Hill and The New Lion fell in the Fighting Fifth. Wendigo and Romeo Coolio impressed in the novice chase division. Teahupoo and Ballyburn are rightly at the top of the Stayers hurdle market having fought out a great finish in the Hatton's Grace Hurdle at Fairyhouse. I picked out two horses this week that finished second in handicaps at Newbury. Check out eye catchers for this week below:
View Eye Catchers List Here Leader In The ParkLeader in The Park - 2nd in 12.30 Newbury 29/11/25Leader In The Park is the horse to take from the Sir Peter O’Sullivan Memorial Handicap Chase. Like the winner Booster Bob it was Leader In The Park’s first run of the season. This horse is a natural jumper over fences and it was only the final fifty yards that he tired badly. It was an encouraging run over two miles, six and a half furlongs. I had him down as a two and a half miller on a flat course. He looks to have matured and settled better in this race compared to last season. The handicapper has raised him two pounds to 130 which is fine. A handicap chase at Kempton at Christmas over two and a half miles would be ideal. It would allow Ben Jones to really fire him at the fences. Guard DutyGuard Duty - 2nd in 1.40 Newbury 29/11/25Guard Duty was ridden out the back yet made up a huge amount of ground to get involved after the final hurdle. French Ship who won nicely was pounds ahead of the handicapper so we can mark up this run by Guard Duty. He likes flat courses and needs the runners to go hard up front to allow him reel them in. I can see this horse taking aim at some good handicap hurdles over the winter at courses like Kempton, Windsor & Aintree. On this run it would be worth trying him over even further than two and a half miles. A five pound hike by the handicapper to 139 is touch when second but deserved following his eye-catching run. Interested in getting all Hugh's Tips?Become a subscriber in time for the Tingle Creek Meeting at Sandown starting on Friday. Next tips due Thursday Night at 9pm.
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Hi Reader We have five eye catchers following the busy christmas racing. It could easily have been twenty five, however best to focus on horses that will not be money on when they run next. These five eye catchers complete our December list. Check out eye catchers for this week below: View Eye Catchers List Here Fortunate Man Fortunate Man- 1st in 2.15 Aintree 26/12/25 A winning return for Fortunate Man on his first run of the season after a break of 286 days. This was Fortunate Man’s second...
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 McLaurey McLaurey- 3rd in 11.30 Fairyhouse 13/12/25 McLaurey is on target to land...
Hi Reader We have three cracking young horses this week. All three won recently and look upwardly mobile. Check out eye catchers for this week below: View Eye Catchers List Here Kikijo Kikijo- 1st in 1.20 Sandown 06/12/25 Kikijo won the pertemps qualifier at Sandown so he’s qualified for the final at the Cheltenham Festival. He won rather comfortably here and looks like a horse that remains ahead of the handicapper. A seven pound hike to a mark of 134 is perfect for getting in at the foot of...