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Sunday, 6 September 2015

Racing and Betting Previews for York

By Harvey Matson for Aussiebet.com

Fendale to atone for unlucky Thirsk defeat

Punters may find winners hard to come by at York on Sunday with a massive one hundred entries over the seven-race card, five of which are handicaps. The 4.40 is a six-furlong sprint with...

Hanagan to star on Craggaknock at York

The 4.05 at York on Sunday is a two-mile handicap for three-year-olds and upwards with fourteen runners set to face the starter. Hot Spice Michael Easterby saddles Hot Spice, a seven-year-old gelding by Kodiac...

Mubtaghaa ready to step up in class in Garrowby Stakes

The Listed Garrowby Stakes is the feature race at York on Sunday with ten runners set to go to post. Fort Del Oro The early money suggests that Edward Lynam’s Irish raider Fort Del...

Tamayuz Magic looks the value bet in York handicap

The 2.30 at York on Sunday is a very competitive ten furlong handicap for three-year-olds and upwards. Distain Lady Cecil retires from the training ranks at the end of the season and will relish...

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Tuesday, 13 May 2014

York Wednesday Preview - Free Bets And Sports News.

York Wednesday Preview – Betcirca.com

The Dante meeting starts at York on Wednesday with a very competitive card. The big race itself is looking likely to be something of a damp squib after Roger Varian’s curious decision to sidestep the race with Kingston Hill.

I’d have thought it was an ideal stepping-stone to Epsom after his eighth place in the 2000 Guineas. You could excuse him for finding it all happening too quickly at Newmarket and it is too early to rule him out of Derby calculations. Unfortunately it seems we will have no further opportunities to assess his chances.

Tomorrow’s classic clues are provided by the Musidora Stakes with the once-raced Cambridge being the one in the Oaks frame. She did look a class act when accounting for Regardez last season at Nottingham but I am just a bit concerned by the form of the Charlie Hills stable after Chester. I fancied several of his runners there but he drew a blank, something that his father rarely did at the Roodeye. I’m going to side with Regardez each-way as she looks a game filly who should at least stick on for a place…. read more here