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There are 7 races covered on ITV on Saturday, with the best of the jumping action from Kempton and Warwick. The stamina sapping 3m5f Classic premier handicap is likely to be the big betting race of the afternoon, with the soft ground ensuring a very competitive field for the excellent prize money on offer. Graded action comes thick and fast, with three Grade 2s providing some early Cheltenham clues across the disciplines, and all of the leading UK yards well represented at the declarations stage.
In this artice:
Paint the Dream
Kempton 2:05 (UK time)
Fergal O’Brien’s bold frontrunner routed a competitive field at Newbury last time out, jumping superbly and in command turning for home to win unchallenged. This Grade 2 represents a different test going right-handed, but he is clearly thriving and could soon have these rivals out of their comfort zone under another attacking ride from Connor Brace.
Odds: NA
Harbour Lake
Kempton 2:40 (UK time)
Alan King’s 7-y-o remains open to improvement over hurdles after just 7 starts, and he has run well in defeat at Aintree and Cheltenham since winning at Market Rasen on his seasonal debut. The softening of the ground is very much in his favour under the excellent Sam Twiston-Davies, and he seems sure to get the strong pace up front he needs to swoop late.
Odds: NA
Odds are best odds available as at 2am January 13th 2022. Odds may now differ.
Time (UK) | Track | Horse | Analysis |
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1:30 | Kempton | Smarty Wild | Phillip Hobbs chaser often spoils his winning chance with a jumping error at the wrong time, but he has a good record round Kempton and should be nearing his peak after two runs so far this winter. |
1:50 | Warwick | Complete Unknown | Paul Nicholls has a typically strong hand with his novice chasers this season, and his scopey sort sort win a really strong contest on his chasing debut at Ffos Las in December. He steps up into Graded company at Warwick on Saturday, but should relish the testing ground and remains open to loads of improvement in this sphere. |
2:05 | Kempton | Paint the Dream | Fergal O’Brien’s bold frontrunner routed a competitive field at Newbury last time out, jumping superbly and in command turning for home to win unchallenged. This Grade 2 represents a different test going right-handed, but he is clearly thriving and could soon have these rivals out of their comfort zone under another attacking ride from Connor Brace. |
2:25 | Warwick | Knowsley Road | Paul Nicholls chasing type has impressed in winning both of his starts over hurdles so far at Chepstow, and looks ready for this step up into Graded company under Lorcan Williams. He raced with zest from the front when making all last time out (despite looking ill at ease and hanging left on the camber), and those tactics are always a good plan round this sharp left-handed track. |
2:40 | Kempton | Harbour Lake | Alan King’s 7-y-o remains open to improvement over hurdles after just 7 starts, and he has run well in defeat at Aintree and Cheltenham since winning at Market Rasen on his seasonal debut. The softening of the ground is very much in his favour under the excellent Sam Twiston-Davies, and he seems sure to get the strong pace up front he needs to swoop late. |
3:00 | Warwick | Wouldubewell | Emma Lavelle’s stayer is unexposed granted an extreme test of stamina, and he shaped a lot better than the bare result in the Welsh National at Chepstow last time out. A more positive ride will be needed round this track in a huge field for this valuable prize, but he has only run six times over fences and can improve past some more jaded and exposed sluggards. |
3:35 | Warwick | Glimpse of Gala | Charlie Longsden’s mare has probably been running herself into top form this winter, and did really well to win at Kempton last time out in December. The 7lb claimer Bradley Roberts is back in the saddle here (very promising young rider), and all of this reliable handicapper’s best form has come round sharp tracks similar to Warwick. |
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