Gordon Elliott hit a spectacular treble on Saturday afternoon. Sunday could see Willie Mullins strike back with 161/1 acca with some serious chances of his own at cork and Punchestown. We picked three runners from each meeting to make up this title.
There is also a race at Huntingdon and Kelso on Sunday afternoon. NS Peterborough Chase is the feature in the former that the latter stores National border. We have horse racing tips for all four cards on the site. Acca is the best odds with bet365 at the time of writing.
One of last season’s top bumper artists, Kilcruit It will be a bit difficult to get past the barrier the first time you ask. The recent downpour will be in his favor and according to his coach, he has danced well at home.
Concertista went very close to recording back to back wins at the Cheltenham Festival in March. She has plenty of size about her, always looking like she will do better over the bigger obstacles. She has the first chance to prove that here and should go close to the top in this sphere.
He was well beaten in this race last year but Allaho improved massively from that to absolutely run riot in the Ryanair Chase at the Cheltenham Festival. The drop to two miles was no help to him when last in action and has the potential to do better this year.
Beaten just once in seven starts, it was a huge pity that Energumene didn’t make it to the Cheltenham Festival to take on Shishkin in the Arkle. His two Grade 1 wins as a novice came by ten and sixteen lengths respectively and he should add this Grade 2 to kick off his season.
Ferny Hollow has looked a monster in limited action, beating Appreciate It in the Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival before seeing off Bob Olinger the only time that he was seen over hurdles. He tries chasing for the first time here and while he’s been absent for 380-days, he should still be far too good for them.
The move to chasing saw a much improved performance from Recite A Prayer. He’s got plenty of size and scope about him so that was no surprise but to do it at the sharp track of Tramore was. This course should suit him better and his opening mark looks more than fair.
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