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Sandown Racing Tips -- Saturday 07/11/2009



Best bets:

nap- 13.05: CRACK AWAY JACK
nb- 15.20: NAGAM

12.30

Seven-year-olds have won three of the last four renewals and two of this year's three vintage representatives make some degree of appeal, namely LE CORVEE and SCOTS DRAGOON. HOHLETHELONELY completes my trio against the field.

13.05

A fascinating three horse race, even if one of the trio looks to be hoplessly outclassed! CRACK AWAY JACK finished fourth in the Champion Hurdle last term whereby Emma Lavelle's five-year-old should account for Calusa Crystal if adapting to this demanding steeplechase circuit.

13.40

ASHES SUMMER sets a reasonable standard following just the one outing but with Nicky Henderson having won this race back in 2002, the trainer might snare the prize again via his Dalakhani colt ZARINSKY. I particularly take to horses that were still going the right way according to official figures on the level before taking in NH contests, as was the case with ZARINSKY who last ran off a mark of eighty eight. GILDED AGE was the thick end of stone inferior on the level but Alan King has worked miracles before and I wouldn't write off the Cape Cross gelding by any means.

14.10

The vintage stats suggest that the middle four horses in the list should struggle whereby I'll nominate CRUCHAIN (blinkered for the first time), CALUSA CALDERA and PORTERS WAR against the other eight contenders.

14:45

Five-year-olds come to the gig on a hat trick and though two of the five vintage representatives might struggle to win, the likes of NEARBY, CALL ME A LEGEND and PICAROON should represent us to good effect.

15.20

The last six winners of this event have carried 11-2 or more and Tony McCoy appears to have come in for a decent ride aboard NAGAM. A winner down the road at Kempton last time out, NAGAM holds a definite chance of 'doubling up' especially as the jockey in question will offer his 'never say die' attitude in the saddle which is worth several lengths over long distance steeplechase events at Sandown. PRESENTANDCORRECT will probably plod around to toteplacepot effect whilst ANY CURRENCY is another to consider from an each way perspective.

15.50

Nicky Henderson appears to hold strong claims in the closing bumper event with both MASTER OF THE HALL and THE WHITE ADMIRAL having been declared. STONEY'S TREASURE did little wrong on his debut in this sector of the sport and Alan King's raider might make experience tell up the stiff home straight.