Talking Horses: Kynren best bet at Redcar while High End can impress at Yarmouth
The Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe is always one of the highlights of the racing year and the news which ITV announced last week that the race is returning to terrestrial television this year is very much to be welcomed.
ITV Racing’s decision to run their coverage, which will include four live races from Chantilly on Sunday week, on the main channel ensures their programme will get the biggest audience possible.
Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe hope Zarak faces crucial gallop on Tuesday
Read moreViewing figures for the Arc have not been as high as might be expected in recent years but the move to ITV is definitely a positive, and the fact that a hot favourite in the shape of Enable is going there in a bid to prove herself one of the great fillies of recent times will definitely help boost the numbers.
Reportedly because of the late confirmation of the switch from Sky, which hosted the transmission last year, Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani will host the ITV programme from a London studio. Matt Chapman, who is also part of the ITV team, will be presenting from Chantilly for the satellite At The Races channel, conducting paddock interviews in his own inimitable style.
Yarmouth, an ATR track, has the best fare on offer on Tuesday with High End (3.05), the most interesting runner on the card, carrying top weight in the Dan Hague Bookmaker Handicap, by some way the most valuable race of the day.
The unbeaten Godolphin runner has shown enough in three victories to suggest that he could be competing in a higher grade than this and it will be disappointing if he cannot follow up his easy victory at Epsom last month. Simpson (2.35)stepped up on his previous displays when upped in trip to a mile at Windsor and is the one to be on for in-form trainer Ed Walker in the Vince Sullivan Nursery.
Kynren (3.25) is rated nap material at Redcar for David Barron, a trainer who can be relied on to get the best from the talent he has at his yard. The selection continued his progress when successful at Newmarket last time out and the way he finished that day suggests the mile trip he faces on Tuesday will suit.
At Chepstow, Natheer (2.10) can go one better than on her pleasing debut performance at Kempton while Atlanta Bay (4.55) is a speculative choice at potentially more rewarding odds in the first division of the Play Casino Handicap. The Marcus Tregoning-trained runner is on a very fair handicap mark if fit for her first run of the campaign.
Tuesday’s tipsChepstow 1.40 Goodnight Girl 2.10 Natheer 2.45 W G Grace 3.15 Salt Whistle Bay 3.50 Pacofilha 4.20 Knight Destroyer 4.55 Atlanta Bay 5.25 Kozier
Newcastle 5.40 Chancery 6.10 Savannah Moon 6.40 Galilee Chapel 7.10 Finisher 7.40 Alwasmiya 8.10 Far Dawn 8.40 Lozah 9.10 Express Lady
Redcar 1.20 Hedonism 1.50 Emerald Rocket 2.20 Interlink 2.55 Short Work 3.25 Kynren (nap) 4.00 Van Velde 4.30 Cavalieri 5.05 Flying Fantasy
Yarmouth 2.00 Mashaheer 2.35 Simpson (nb) 3.05 High End 3.40 Broughtons Admiral 4.10 One Master 4.45 Dream Bounty 5.15 Silvanus
Source: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2017/sep/19/talking-horses-tuesday-19-september-best-bets-yarmouth-redcar-chepstow
ITV Racing’s decision to run their coverage, which will include four live races from Chantilly on Sunday week, on the main channel ensures their programme will get the biggest audience possible.
Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe hope Zarak faces crucial gallop on Tuesday
Read moreViewing figures for the Arc have not been as high as might be expected in recent years but the move to ITV is definitely a positive, and the fact that a hot favourite in the shape of Enable is going there in a bid to prove herself one of the great fillies of recent times will definitely help boost the numbers.
Reportedly because of the late confirmation of the switch from Sky, which hosted the transmission last year, Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani will host the ITV programme from a London studio. Matt Chapman, who is also part of the ITV team, will be presenting from Chantilly for the satellite At The Races channel, conducting paddock interviews in his own inimitable style.
Yarmouth, an ATR track, has the best fare on offer on Tuesday with High End (3.05), the most interesting runner on the card, carrying top weight in the Dan Hague Bookmaker Handicap, by some way the most valuable race of the day.
The unbeaten Godolphin runner has shown enough in three victories to suggest that he could be competing in a higher grade than this and it will be disappointing if he cannot follow up his easy victory at Epsom last month. Simpson (2.35)stepped up on his previous displays when upped in trip to a mile at Windsor and is the one to be on for in-form trainer Ed Walker in the Vince Sullivan Nursery.
Kynren (3.25) is rated nap material at Redcar for David Barron, a trainer who can be relied on to get the best from the talent he has at his yard. The selection continued his progress when successful at Newmarket last time out and the way he finished that day suggests the mile trip he faces on Tuesday will suit.
At Chepstow, Natheer (2.10) can go one better than on her pleasing debut performance at Kempton while Atlanta Bay (4.55) is a speculative choice at potentially more rewarding odds in the first division of the Play Casino Handicap. The Marcus Tregoning-trained runner is on a very fair handicap mark if fit for her first run of the campaign.
Tuesday’s tipsChepstow 1.40 Goodnight Girl 2.10 Natheer 2.45 W G Grace 3.15 Salt Whistle Bay 3.50 Pacofilha 4.20 Knight Destroyer 4.55 Atlanta Bay 5.25 Kozier
Newcastle 5.40 Chancery 6.10 Savannah Moon 6.40 Galilee Chapel 7.10 Finisher 7.40 Alwasmiya 8.10 Far Dawn 8.40 Lozah 9.10 Express Lady
Redcar 1.20 Hedonism 1.50 Emerald Rocket 2.20 Interlink 2.55 Short Work 3.25 Kynren (nap) 4.00 Van Velde 4.30 Cavalieri 5.05 Flying Fantasy
Yarmouth 2.00 Mashaheer 2.35 Simpson (nb) 3.05 High End 3.40 Broughtons Admiral 4.10 One Master 4.45 Dream Bounty 5.15 Silvanus
Source: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2017/sep/19/talking-horses-tuesday-19-september-best-bets-yarmouth-redcar-chepstow