Thursday's Horse Racing Tips from Andy Holding
Galway 19:40 - Price Boost
Arthur Guinness Handicap
- Starters:21
- Distance:1m 0f 98y
- Age:3YO only
- Prize:€10200
- Going:Flat: yielding-yielding to soft in places; nh: good
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ClaimGalway 19:40 Racecard & Betting Preview
oddschecker Verdict
A nursery winner at this course last October, DOWN THE GLEN shaped well on his reappearance at the Curragh before being too keen when not seeing out an extended 1m2f at Sligo. He didn't show up last time, but will be suited by any ease in the ground and makes appeal on his overall profile. Galway native David Loughnane won a three-year-old handicap at last year's Festival, and his Pontefract second Snaafy will be popular in the market. Jp's Express finished well when third at Fairyhouse and is now fitted with headgear, while Gowran winner Sweet Baby Zou may have found the race coming too soon when disappointing four days later and has been freshened up since.
Prediction: 1st Down The Glen, 2nd Snaafy, 3rd Jps Express
