November 2 Horse Racing Betting Tips & Predictions
5 August, 2024
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We have the usual UK and Irish horse racing meetings to look forward to this…
July 6 Horse Racing Betting Tips & Predictions
Another thrilling week of UK and Irish horse racing is headlined by Saturday’s schedule and there’s plenty for punters to pick through. There are meetings of note at Beverley, Carlisle, Chelmsford, Haydock, Leicester, Nottingham, Sandown, Bellewstown and Naas. Here are our top July 6 horse racing betting tips.
Bookmakers are betting on each race from the meetings listed, as well as a selection from tracks across the world, including South Africa, France, Canada, America, Dubai and Australia. The worldwide coverage means there’s always something to bet on, with any brief breaks in play filled by virtual racing.
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There are a few group races on the schedule, including the Group 3 Coral Charge, Group 1 Coral-Eclipse and Group 2 Lancashire Oaks. The standout of the day goes at Sandown where Coral sponsor a seven-race card that takes followers from 1.50pm through to 4.45pm.
The early going is described as good-good to firm in places and that’s just about perfect for the short distance sprints we have in store. The stands will be packed, the live TV cameras in place and we can enjoy some of the best racing the British summertime has to offer.
Coral Charge – 1.50pm Sandown
We open the show with this year’s renewal of the Coral Charge, a Group 3 sprint that will be decided over five furlongs. The antepost list included no less than 13 runners but that field will be whittled down at the declarations stages before we arrive at a final, more compact, list. With almost £40,000 in prize money paid to the winner it’s little surprise to see some of the best and brightest the sport has to offer throwing their hat into the ring.
Garrus was well respected during the antepost betting with traders across the board pinning that one to the head of their market. At the time of writing we found 888Sport to be the most generous online outfit, making an eye-catching 3/1 available to those who fancied an early stab at predicting the champion. That quote had him ahead of second-fav Sergei Prokofiev who was popular enough at 4/1 with the same firm.
The market leader is there on merit, having won four of his previous seven outings on the flat. The three-year-old colt arrives at track seeking what would be a stunning hat-trick after bagging glory at Nottingham at an SP 13/8 and, most recently, around York over 5f at a punter friendly 3/1. There’s confidence in the camp and backers are guaranteed a serious run for their money on Saturday.
