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DAILY LUCKY 15: Tuesday’s Tips | Fakenham
Our best picks for this afternoon’s racing at Fakenham
Our best picks for this afternoon’s racing at Fakenham
Published
1 year agoon
Action in Norfolk begins at 2:10pm on Tuesday afternoon and there are a total of six races on the card.
Will our shouts make it a profitable day?
Take a read.
Jimmy Frost’s charge showed his liking for both this trip and ground at Newton Abbot on his most recent start last month after a series of fairly underwhelming efforts.
A switch to fences appears to have worked the oracle for the former pointer and he’s off a lowly mark of 79, with the booking of Jamie Moore an eyecatcher.
He’s still only 7-years-old and leaves the impression that he’s been saved for a test like this, and has been well supported in the market as a result.
The son of Presenting made a pleasing return to action after a lengthy spell away from the track at Hereford in February, finishing third and still remaining without victory under rules to date.
He’s been highly unfortunate to not shed his maiden status, being beaten by a short-head on two occasions and a nose on another.
Adam Wedge’s mount has without doubt the best form in the book heading here and in a weak enough looking contest, he should be very tough to beat.
The right side of evens (correct at the time of writing) could prove very good value.
Milton Harris’s four-year-old has been given plenty of runs since the turn of the year but clearly improved for the switch to handicap company at Taunton last time out.
He’s now upped in trip and on a 3lbs lower mark, could be the answer in a race where plenty have question marks over them.
With a repeat of his Somerset effort and Mitchell Bastyan taking a handy 3lbs off his back, the son of Yeats is sure to go close here.
It could pay to side with the in-form David Rees runner, who is now on a career-high mark following victory at Warwick on his last start.
He’s not got too many miles on the clock given his age and appears to have excelled now running over marathon trips which he will face again here.
Sean Bowen gets a good tune out of him and retains the partnership in East Anglia this afternoon, and could run another big race with a very light weight on his back.
Read Dom’s NAP of the day and Reece’s longshot of the day for this evening’s card at Southwell.
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Dominic Chapman is senior content writer at Low6 with a passion for horse racing. He provides a NAP and NB every day throughout the week on selected National Hunt and Flat cards in both Britain and Ireland. Additionally, he hosts the Paddock Picks Podcast with former Welsh Grand National-winning pilot, Charlie Poste - the pair interviewing and discussing current racing topics with a special guest every week.
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