TOP RACING SERVICE FROM PRO GAMBLER: SHARING EXPERTISE & 4 FOR FREE

TOP RACING SERVICE FROM PRO GAMBLER: SHARING EXPERTISE & 4 FOR FREE

The Cheltenham Festival might be over, but we still have some very good racing lined up. In this betting preview, I’ve covered my thoughts for the first four races at Uttoxeter. These are all on public TV.

The O’Neills had two winners at Cheltenham, suggesting they have their string in top form. For me, those results change nothing, in that I believe the yard’s runners are very hard to predict. In this race they are saddling WELLINGTON ARCH, who has won 4 of his 13 races. However, the 7-year-old is lumbered with top weight, and that will leave him vulnerable.

LE YACHT will appreciate the soft ground, and this lightly raced 5-year-old is still on a feasible handicap mark. With that said, he’s been a beaten favourite on his last two starts, and he’s been coming up short at the business end of his races.

I’m with A PERFECT DAY, a 6-year-old who hasn’t had the best of luck in his last two races. In fact, I believe he would have won his last race if he hadn’t made a game-stopping mistake at the second last, during which his rider lost his irons. The way he ran on again after the last suggests he wants it, and with Ben Jones taking over the ride he will want it even more.

FRENCH SHIP is burdened with a big weight, and he’s yet to prove he can handle a handicap mark of 146. A PAI DE NOM progressed in each of his six hurdle runs, and he comes into this race having won at Newbury by an easy five lengths. The 6-year-old’s latest improvement coincided with a step up in distance, so the chances are he can improve again. To be analytical, the gelding is still fairly treated and, based on his profile, he’s the rightful favourite.

However, I’m preparing to take him and the others on with the Fergal O’Brien-trained JOHN BARBOUR, with one of the reasons being the 7-year-old is best suited by this track. With that in mind, the gelding’s recent neck second at Ascot was an excellent effort, and being raised another three pounds for finishing close up in a 15-runner race is more than fair. Finally, from the way he stays on, the longer distance should suit him even better.

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J’ARRIVE DE L’EST is well equipped to handle conditions, and he arrives here on the back of two good runs in Cross Country races. James Bowen is a good booking for the 7-year-old, and the only negative is odds of around 3/1.

AWORKINPROGRESS has won six of his seven chase races, and in doing so progressed from a mark of 96 to 130. Nick Gifford deserves big respect for getting the most out of his 7-year-old, and who knows, he might improve again. Nevertheless, this is going to be his biggest challenge to date, and I can’t imagine him winning such a high-profile race.

Stamina-rich NEO KING stays long distances, and he’s one from one when ridden by Ben Jones. The 8-year-old is still on a workable handicap mark, making him one for the shortlist.

If we cut to the chase on what is going to be a big racing day, the one I like is GIT MAKER. The lightly raced 10-year-old has won six of his 18 races, albeit the last of them was in 2023. To be fair, the son of SADDLER MAKER has run some excellent races since then, including a 2nd of 22 at the Festival and a 3rd of 26 in the Scottish Grand National. And while he’s only been able to race nine times since his last win, a recent 5th of 11, beaten just 3.75L, suggests he’s ready to bounce back to form. It’s also worth noting that he’s back down to a winning mark, and his trainer/jockey combination had a nice winner at yesterday’s Festival. Conditions should suit, and the distance of this race is a positive.

If I’m being analytical, I’m not overly convinced by the form of the race AS THE FELLA SAYS won last time out. While the Nicky Henderson-trained gelding won by a comfortable margin, I thought James Bowen should receive a good portion of the accolades for the way he rode the 7-year-old. In my opinion, a 7lb penalty is a stopper.

Following back-to-back wins, KYKOROCK was put in his place at Haydock. On that occasion, some sloppy jumping would have ruined his chance, and he will need to do better going forward. On a positive note, Uttoxeter has easier fences than Haydock, and Harry Skelton taking over the ride should help his cause.

Nevertheless, I’m with the Nicky Richards-trained MILCREE, who comes into this having beaten YOUNG JACK by 1.5 lengths, with the third horse a further 13 lengths behind. As with his father, the son of MILAN is best with plenty of cut in the ground. And despite being one and two years older than the two ahead of him in the betting, he’s the most unexposed runner in the field.

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