We are in scintillating form at the moment with the NAP landing for the third consecutive occasion yesterday and Saturday's Daily Double returning a healthy £126 from a £20 stake. Here are Danny Archer's selections for Monday's racing...
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3:00: Worcester: Wait For Me Evs
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4:05: Worcester: Hatcher Evs. Facile winner of bumper at Huntingdon in April and if ready to go for a yard in stellar form, he could prove tough to beat here.
The Danny Archer NAP - 3:00: Worcester: Wait For Me Evs £20 Returns £40 with Unibet
Keeping it simple today. Philip Hobbs' charge has long been a horse I've admired and he was so impressive at Sandown on his final start last year when dotting up by six lengths under Richard Johnson. He travelled powerfully through that race and was suited by the strong pace on offer. He made a pleasing return at Newton Abbot in a competitive event earlier this month where his chance suffered due to interference from a falling horse in front of him and the fact that the winner got his own way out in front and proved too good to catch. However, that was still a great effort and now sent chasing, I think he could make up into a smart performer.
Here are the rest of today's selections...
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5:15: Brighton: The Big Short 15/8. I've held a key interest in Charlie Hills' charge and he was a fine second at Goodwood. He has to deal with another rise in the weights to a career high mark of 66 but he ha the services of SDS and he is still improving.
2:00: Worcester: Abbeygrey 13/8. Based on the fact that most of his rivals have plenty to find on form, Evan Williams' charge who benefitted from a fast pace at Newton Abbot when winning last week makes appeal if that race hasn't left its mark.
4:35: Huntingdon: Altesse De Guye 12/1 E/W. I liked her comeback run at Worcester last time as she travelled up well before evidently getting tired. She won off this mark at Cheltenham in 2016 and I wouldn't dismiss her at a nice price.
5:05: Worcester: Banditry 5/4. Two fine efforts in this sphere last year and has since run well on the flat since. If translating that form back to hurdles, he looks a worthy favourite.
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3:20: Carlisle: Book Of Dreams 15/8. Faster ground caught out this maiden winner last time and soft conditions should play to his strengths.
4:25: Carlisle: Tadaawol 11/2. Horse I'm a big fan of and whilst this is a quick turnaround after finishing fourth at Chester this weekend, he consistently runs well.
4:55: Carlisle: For The Roses 11/10. No real substance to last three runs but this is very winnable and Irish handler had brought him over for this test which makes him of strong interest.
2:55: Galway: Moyross 11/10. Creditable efforts over hurdles but was always going to make a chaser and he can make his presence felt here.
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