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Tom Lunn has gone through the cards, form, going and much more to help guide your horse racing betting choices.
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Friday horse racing tips
SANDOWN1.50: Dividend 13/2 each-way (1pt)2.25: Arabian Crown 4/1 (1pt)3.00: Lead Artist 11/4 (1pt) PERTH3.17: Cerendipity 13/2 each-way (1pt) CHEPSTOW6.05: Ballybreeze 5/6 (2pts – NAP)Dividend
Won three on the bounce now and has been upped 9lb since his last run on the turf.
He’s clearly improved from his two-year-old campaign and should be able to step up now back on turf and back in a solid Class 2 handicap.
The three-year-old has won at Sandown before when a 50/1 shot back in June 2024.
But the main focus is his ability to win over 1m and surely has more to offer over this distance for just the fourth time, the first on turf.
Arabian Crown
Ryan Moore takes the mount on the second string Godolphin horse.
He’s very consistent too winning four of his six races losing the latest and his debut.
He’s clearly well-suited to 1m2f and being upped in trip to 1m4f last time out against some tough opponents, at Meydan no less in a Group 2.
This horse beat Macduff by over three lengths over course and distance, in the Classic Trial last year. He’s sure to have a say today as a result.
Lead Artist
Incredibly consistent four-year-old colt by Dubawi and trained by John & Thady Gosden.
Has always placed in the top three in all of his seven races including a close second in Bahrain on his latest race in November.
Should be progressive after a long 2024 campaign, in which all of his seven races took place.
Beat Liberty Lane at Newmarket over 1m1f, has been close behind Kinross in a Group 2 and has thrived over 1m with two wins from four.
Loves the ground here too giving him a great chance to win on seasonal debut.
Cerendipity
Solid form over this trip and appeals more for an each-way play over the favourite, the mare Coco Mademoiselle who unseated just eight days ago.
This gelding won nicely at Newcastle and didn’t seem to appreciate the step back down in trip as much but is always up there in the top three.
Had a wind op in February and could well see a slight improvement on his second run over 3m since that procedure.
Ballybreeze
A small three-runner event that sees course and distance winner Ballybreeze returning after a month from his win at Newbury over Teddy Blue.
Sam Twiston-Davies boards for the second time as a result.
Is given 19lb by Bowmore the top-rated horse and has an opportunity to make the most of that weight difference with a solid pace to aim at.
The Skeltons continue to send a plethora of horses out to eek out the Champion trainer title that concludes on Saturday.
But it should be a tough task for a horse that only races four days ago, with their gelding only winning by a neck.
Tom Lunn’s Horse Racing Profit & Loss
March & April 2025: +50.12pts From May ’24: +234.5pts From July ’23: +373.97ptsAll odds correct at time of writing
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