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Epsom Oaks & Derby Tips – Oxx & Kinane to leave them seeing Stars!‏

Epsom’s world famous Oaks and Derby fixture attracts racegoers of all shapes and sizes, and they’ll be flooding in in their thousands to witness two days of top class racing.

A field of 13 are scheduled go to post for the Investec Derby (3.45pm, Saturday), and I’m very keen on the chances of Guineas winner Sea The Stars becoming the first horse since Nashwan 20 years ago to do the double.

Immediately after his Newmarket success, big race jockey Mick Kinane said he’d be “some spin in the Derby”, and nothing I’ve seen in between times suggests he can’t follow up now he steps up in trip.

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Posted 9 months, 1 week ago

Meehan primed for Irish Guineas double – Bank Holiday Weekend Tips‏

The wide open expanse of County Kildare’s famous Curragh racecourse could be humming to a slightly surreal tune this weekend as Manton handler Brian Meehan launches a potent dual attack on the boylesports.com 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas.

While the Irish may be threatening a whitewash in our Derby on June 6th – the graphic on the front page of today’s Racing Post displays the fact they’re responsible for the first six in the betting and nine of the first eleven, while William Hill have slammed the door shut on their market about an Irish-trained winner of the Epsom Classic – Wiltshire based Meehan could be about to exact a bit of Anglophile revenge by walking away with both of their Guineas.

Forget the fact Limerick-born Meehan is as Irish as the Liffey and focus on the great chance awaiting Delegator in the boylesports.com Irish 2,000 Guineas at 3.45pm on Saturday.
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Posted 9 months, 4 weeks ago

Get on Mastercraftsman for the 2000 Guineas‏

While it’s still there snaffle a bit of 7/1 each way about Aidan O’Brien’s Mastercraftsman for the 2000 Guineas.

The winner of both the Phoenix and the National Stakes last year he’s being very highly touted by connections, and with stable companion Rip Van Winkle meeting with a setback he should be a lot shorter come the start of May - get on before the price is gone.

2000 Guineas tip:

Mastercraftsman (each way) @ 7/1 (bet365 or Ladbrokes)

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Posted 12 months ago

Epsom Derby Tips

The ideal Deby tip is for a horse that has fitted the profile of the majority of past winners and the pointers will assist you making a selection in the betting odds. The information is taken from the alst fifteen Derby winners.

Winning 2 year old form is vital in assessing a potential winner. Fourteen Derby winners won over either seven furlongs or a.

Looking for a big-priced winner is not advised although High-Rise at 20/1 did win in 1998 but is the exception and was the only winner that came from outside the top six in the betting. The last nine winners have returned to the winners enclosure at 7-1 or shorter.

Thirteen Epsom Derby winners had already won at either Listed or Group level and Eleven of the last twelve won at that level and over at least a mile-and-a-quarter in their Classic year.

It has been a trend that the less exposed colts were the likley winners. A colt with three to five runs at group level over a mile tend to be where the winner we will be found.

Our best horse racing betting tips are to follow horses who have won either Dante Stakes, that has produced five winners, Derrinstown Stakes in Ireland has found three winners, and the Dee Stakes has found two winners last time out.

Last years winner New Approach is exceptional he had raced seven times and had not been any further than a mile, but he does not fit the normal winner profile, proving that the trends are not always accurate.

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Posted 1 year, 9 months ago