HAYDOCK RACES: PRO GAMBLER SHARING 3 PREVIEWS & PICKS

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WAL BUCK’S was a wide-margin winner of his last race, but on that occasion only 3 of the 7 runners completed the race. Moreover, the ground was riding bottomless, whereas today it’s Good to Soft. While the 7-year-old only went up 4 pounds for that effort, he had previously looked exposed.

It’s not a secret that I never bet anything from the JJ O’Neill yard. While the trainer is in a bit of form, this stable doesn’t run horses on merit. Simply put, I would trust the Taliban before I trusted this family!

SAFE DESTINATION has never been able to win from such a high mark, and he will need several of the others to underperform if he’s going to win this.

As he had run well on the same surface in France, I’m not buying into the idea that heavy ground ruined the chance of KI WOO last time out. With that said, he’s one with a chance, but on this occasion I’m siding with MAXIMILIAN.

The lightly raced 10-year-old is more than capable of winning this from a mark of 132. The good ground should help him jump better, and so should the small field. While he’s the joint oldest runner in the field, Donald McCain’s gelding is still relatively unexposed.

KING ULANDA isn’t being ridden by a claiming jockey today, which to me suggests he’s up against it. THE CISTERCIAN is running well, but he’s not particularly well handicapped.

DREAM DIAMOND, trained by James Owen, needs to bounce back from a moderate run, and maybe he would be better at the minimum distance.

I really do like betting runners from the Tom Lacey stable, but on this occasion I will be swerving the trainer’s MARLACOO. Having been a beaten favourite on the last six occasions, the 6-year-old must be working better at home than he’s showing on the track.

THE EGYPTIAN GINGE will be better for the run, so the door looks open for IS THIS FOR REAL. The Fergal O’Brien-trained 6-year-old improved in each of his races, so despite being one pound wrong, he can cover the small rise for winning last time out.

IDAHO VALLEY was beaten at odds of 4/7 last time out. The testing ground couldn’t have been an excuse because he had won a point-to-point on the same surface. While he has the potential to be better than a horse rated 103, he still needs to prove it.

I would love to know how the handicapper rated BERKENSHTAAAP—he’s seen something different to me. With that said, so has the early betting market, which made him the favourite.

The one to be on is handicap debutant LAND OF PUNT. While the 5-year-old does have limitations, a mark of 101 looks a gift. The Tom Lacey-trained son of WESTERNER would have won a point-to-point but fell at the last.

Since switching to rules, his form might be lacking substance, but he did improve from race to race. With the potential for more to come, Stan Sheppard could ride a winner.

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