Joe Norris from GYTO Friday Stat Bet and Lucky 15 tips for today’s horse racing.
16:25 Salisbury
It has been a learning curve so far for TIEMPO ALEGRE but I think much better can be expected now handicapping. She actually shaped better than the bare result when down the field in France last month and now back up to 7f starting out off a mark of just 65 I think she can make an impact.
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Her trainer Jack Jones has had a good year with handicap debutants with a winner and two placed efforts from just 11 runners and continues to impress. She is actually bred to get further than 7f so with little pace on it wouldn’t be a massive surprise if they sent her forward and tried to make all.
Tiempo Alegre (0.5pt EW @ 6/1)
Tiempo Alegre (2pt PLACE @ 6/5 3 places)
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Lucky 15 Tips Today
Today’s Lucky 15 from Joe Norris at GYTO pays 100/1 at the time of posting – a £1 Lucky 15 would return £335 from a £15 outlay.
- East India Dock – Doncaster 1.50
- Corriamo - Sandown 3.40
- Tabiti - Salisbury 3.55
- Aviemore - Chester 5.40
Doncaster 1.50 East India Dock (5/2)
After catching the eye looking unlucky at Goodwood EAST INDIA DOCK improved again to win head in chest last time. He has clocked decent speed figures the last twice and doesn't mind softer ground so has plenty going for him here. He has a 6lb penalty but has Ryan Moore booked and should run another big race.
Sandown 3.40 Corriamo (9/4)
The hat-trick seeking CORRIAMO looks a good bet at Sandown on Friday. He showed a good attitude to get up over 7f here last month and with the step up to a mile in his favour he can improve again and defy a further 4lb rise. The clock has backed up that visual impression the last twice so there is plenty to like.
Salisbury 3.55 Tabiti (9/4)
I thought TABITI would be shorter than 9/4 for this off the back of that impressive debut win at Newmarket. This Kingman filly was well backed on that occasion and made no mistake travelling best off the front and making all the running convincingly. She lacks experience granted but I don't see the drop back to 6f causing too many issues and in a race where there isn't tons of speed similar tactics may well be deployed.
Chester 5.40 Aviemore (7/4)
I thought AVIEMORE was going to kick on once he got his head in front at Ayr back in July but he has been beaten twice since. In fairness he got caught a bit wide next start which wouldn't have helped. He was back to something like his best when beaten just over a length at Lingfield latest and back down to a mile and a quarter could be ready to strike again. This is winnable and I think they might try and make all.
