Monday Racing Tips from Steve Ryder

If WE'RENOTREALLYHERE (best priced at 9/4) and Nightout were to meet in a handicap then the selection would receive 2lbs from the latter and he therefore should prove hard to beat off level weights. The John Quinn trained gelding is yet to win in his eight career starts but he has finished 2nd three times and third twice in those runs. 

We’renotreallyhere finished 3rd at Chepstow and Catterick in blinkers before finishing 2nd by 1 ¼ lengths at Wolverhampton last time when the blinkers were switched to cheekpieces. This return to turf shouldn’t inconvenience him and I expect him to prove hard to beat with Jason Hart taking back over in the saddle. 

This looks an open 0-75 nursery handicap and I think it is worth taking a chance on TRABAJO DETECHO (best priced at 33/1) at a big price. The Roger Fell trained gelding has run with credit on his first three career starts at Musselburgh and Newcastle but should be better suited by handicaps. The son of Bated Breath finished 6th on his first two starts before finishing 3rd at Newcastle last time. 

On all of those three starts, Trabajo Detecho stayed on well in the final furlong over 7f shaping like this step up to a mile on handicap debut would suit. With up to five places available, he looks worth taking a chance on at a big price under Sam James. 

The Robert Stephens trained ESPRESSO FREDDO (best priced at 33/1) has a good record at Windsor and I think he can outrun his odds in this race. The eight-year-old has form figures of 22148 at the course in his career with his only disappointing effort coming on his reappearance this season following a 133 day break. 

Espresso Freddo had previously won over this course and distance by 3 ¼ lengths off a mark of 68 so he looks well handicapped off a mark of 66 in this race. He had previously only finished 1 ¾ lengths behind the winner when 4th in April off a mark of 71 so he now looks overpriced with up to four places available.