Monday Racing Tips from Steve Ryder

This looks a weak 0-55 handicap and I am willing to take a chance on ALL INCLUSIVE (best priced at 25/1) on his handicap debut. The Mark Loughnane trained three-year-old has finished well beaten in his first three career starts in maiden/novice races over 6f and 7f but now steps up in trip to 1m1½f for his handicap debut.

It is worth noting that All Inclusive was sent off only 7/2 for his debut so he obviously showed ability at home before always being in the rear on his next two qualifying runs. Connections now fit him with first time headgear for this race and he looks worth taking a chance on off an opening mark of 46.

Course and distance winners Stoney Lane and He’s Our Star are respected but BELO HORIZONTE (best priced at 17/2) has attracted early support in this classified stakes race. The Richard Spencer trained three-year-old is well favoured at the weights based on ratings and weights despite being the horse most open to improvement.

Belo Horizonte has form figures of 856 in novice/maiden races over 6f and 5f but now steps up in trip to 7f in first time cheekpieces. Neil Callan takes over on board and he should be involved in the finish.

The Ed Dunlop yard are in fantastic form currently with a 32% strike rate in the previous two weeks and I am hoping BELVOIR KITTEN (best priced at 6/1) can show improvement on his handicap debut. The two-year-old has finished well beaten on his first three starts when sent off 66/1, 20/1 and 100/1 but he now makes his handicap debut off an opening mark of 53.

Belvoir Kitten has been gelded since his previous run a month ago and Oisin Murphy is a notable jockey booking (4 winners from 15 rides this season with a +5.25pt profit to a 1pt level stake). Both Pinpoint and Monks Mead won on their handicap debuts so they look the biggest dangers but I am hoping Belvoir Kitten can upset them.