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Sat 5th Jan Horse Racing Betting Tips & Predictions
You’d be forgiven for thinking we’d be settling into a reduced service from the horse racing calendar following the festive delights of Boxing Day and New Year’s Day; however, you’d be way off the mark. It’s the opening Saturday of 2019 and we have a schedule packed with big races at major meetings. Here are our top Sat 5th Jan Horse Racing betting tips.
Some of the highlights include the Unibet Mares Hurdle; Unibet Handicap Chase; Tolworth Novices Hurdle and 32Red Handicap Hurdle. That’s great news if you managed to bag a couple of winners during the celebrations; however, it also means there’s a real chance to help mend your broken bank account following an always expensive December.
With so much high-class racing on offer – bringing the sport’s best trainers, fearless jockeys and well-bred runners – it’s no mean feat to choose the horses that are going to deliver a profit. That’s why we’ve picked the brains of our expert team of tipsters and sports betting boffins to pass on some insider knowledge.
We have studied the form and figures, compared the best betting odds and offers and put them together to present our views on how best to invest your stake money on Saturday.
Unibet Mares Hurdle
Run at Sandown over a distance of two miles, three furlongs this class one Mares Hurdle sets off at 12.45pm. It is the second race in what promises to be a thrilling afternoon on the Surrey turf. Bookmakers had no problems picking their favourite during the build-up with ante-post favourite Laurina attracting attention since the market was announced and she’s currently a 4/9 shot.
Willie Mullins’ five-year-old brings a perfect four-race record to track; she’s won each of her starts to date with a bit to spare and that goes some way to explaining why the money men are so keen to keep her close. The bay got off to a winning start when scoring around Tramore last December. She scooted home a whole 15 lengths ahead of runner-up Mag Brady.
Laurina proved that it was no fluke when adding victories at Fairyhouse a few weeks later; then at the Cheltenham Festival last year and, most recently when putting in a career-best performance to win the Grade 1 Mares Novice Hurdle Championship Final in Ireland at the tail-end of last season.
She hasn’t been seen since; however, we’re confident the time away would’ve allowed her to improve at her own pace and she’s picked to explode to a fifth career win. Not a great price but we really can’t see anything getting near her and would advise sticking her into the acca of the day.
