Local trainers on the bidding form for the 16-1 accumulator at the favorite hunting ground

It’s just a pair of meetings to start on Monday, with Plumpton and Leicester onto the docket. The former hosts a seven-race card, while the latter features a six-race meeting highlighted by a fun event for newbies. Two useful flat performers battle in what could be a very informative Festival pointer.

We will have horse racing tips for all the action, but Gary Moore could be the center of attention on Monday. The Sussex-based coach sent three runners to Plumpton and they all had very good chances. Moore has a good record at his local venue and his runners have become a 16-1 accumulator.

Set up at a spot in Ballindenisk in May, Next on the left price of 8,000 euros as a three-year-old child and brother Ya Boy Ya, who won twice on points and four times by law. He made his hurdles debut at Lingfield last month, finishing in third after falling far behind.

It was an encouraging performance and he has every right to exponentially improve on that, especially now that he’s on a trip to a tougher location. Better ground is another positive potential and being dropped into an easier race than last time, he is clearly a second-time contender.

He’s only one of 17 hurdles, but Clear vision had some very useful form last year and at his peak he beat the field with six under Jamie Moore. He was ranked 117th this time last year and if you count at face value, he’s already sixteen pounds clear on the field.

While he’s unlikely to run to that level, he was last seen finishing the match against Fakenham in the Class 4 handicap at 95. Even that form would make it difficult for him. defeated, especially back in Plumpton, where he performed well on many occasions.

Down by a short head at Fontwell last month because of obstacles, Antony still ranked very dangerous and his time is certainly near. So far last season, he’s finished second in two hurdles, including a long loss with a 117th rating.

His latest seconds show he’s finally turned a corner and the fact that he’s back on the trip is another positive to his chances. Much of his best form has come on better surfaces and if there is any build-up on that nearest second, he will be difficult to stop.

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