We are in scintillating form at the moment and yesterday was another excellent day at the office as we landed our fifth winning NAP from our last six selections and our second Daily Double from three tips. It's great to be in such good form and hopefully we can continue that today and makes our followers some more profit.
Our man Danny Archer is ready to go again on Thursday and has fancies for today's four meetings at Ballinrobe, Chelmsford, Pontefract and Yarmouth following Ayr's abandonment. Here are his selections...
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5:15: Yarmouth: Hugin
7:45: Chelmsford: Deliberator
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5:50: Yarmouth: Big Tour 11/8 NAP. Seemed to relish the drop to seven furlongs at Chelmsford last time where he came clear nicely. A 4lb rise for that victory is far from harsh and he is of strong interest for a yard still firing in the winners and whose three-year-olds have just taken a while to hit their form this season but are now in good form.
2:15: Ballinrobe: Azua Emery 4/6. This is a pretty drab affair and if this three-year-old daughter of Califet translates her second at Saumur in the French provinces, she should prove tough to beat for top connections.
3:15: Ballinrobe: Now Let Go 6/4. Stuart Crawford's charge was an excellent second to a talented rival after 851 days off at this track in August and with this longer trip likely to suit, she should give a good account of herself.
3:50: Ballinrobe: Good To Flow 10/1 Each Way. Only third when a well backed favourite at Limerick in April before finishing sixth at Downpatrick last time in May. The seven-year-old daughter of Beneficial has had plenty of time off the track but is interesting in what looks a tight contest.
5:45: Chelmsford: Encrypted 3/1. Won over six furlongs at Kempton in June but been found out in Group and Listed company on his last two starts over five furlongs. The switch to Class 4 company should suit.
6:15: Chelmsford: Regal Gait 4/1. I'm a big fan of this four-year-old son of Tagula who is unbeaten in handicaps on the All-Weather. Successful at Chelmsford in April, I liked the way he saw the race out that day as he showed a decisive turn of foot to score readily. I think there is more to come from him.
7:15; Chelmsford: Cainhoe Star 15/2 Each Way. Interesting based on solid course and distance form which saw him land a Class 6 Handicap in July before finishing second, beaten a nose here last time. He has only been raised 2lb for that and it's not hard to envisage another big run at a track and on a surface he evidently relishes.
7:45: Chelmsford: Deliberator Evs. Third on both starts at Wolverhampton and Lingfield respectively and that was an excellent run at the latter venue last time behind some talented rivals. He sets the standard for me following that and he should go well.
8:45: Chelmsford: Diptych 3/1. Sir Mark Prescott's charge pulled up no trees in three maiden runs last term but she looks a typical improver for the master handler. Racing over six and seven furlongs, the daughter of Hat Trick should enjoy the step up to 10 furlongs and could be another handicap improver for her yard.
3:25: Pontefract: Ludorum 5/2. Stayed on well to beat an odds-on favourite in maiden company at Ripon last time. That rival has not done the form much good since but Richard Fahey's charge won well that day and can make his presence felt on his handicap debut.
4:00: Pontefract: Tirania 4/1. I'm a big fan of this filly who relished the return to seven furlongs last time at Musselburgh. She travelled powerfully throughout that day and quickened up nicely to score. She now attempts the sprinting division and six furlongs today but if it all doesn't happy too quickly for her, you'd have to think she is a big player.
2:00: Yarmouth: Gabr 4/6. Excellent run at York last time when second in a very decent maiden at York last time and that looks the best form on offer.
3:00: Yarmouth: Forever In Love 2/1. Receives plenty of weight from her rivals and seconds at Wolverhampton and Haydock both read well.
3:35: Yarmouth: Hope Is High 11/4. Loves it round here and with SD on board and the prospects of this longer trip being right up her street, she has a live chance of landing this.
5:15: Yarmouth: Hugin 7/4. I'm a big fan of David Simcock's gelding who is holding his form well this season. Successful at Redcar last month by two lengths, he was beaten by a talented rival at Ripon last time but h should find this opposition much more suitable.
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2:00: Yarmouth: Gabr
2:15: Ballinrobe: Azua Emery
7:45: Chelmsford: Deliberator
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