Kelso Racecards Horse Racing Tips: Monday, 15th April 2024

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Kelso 14:00

Belhaven Brewery Novices’ Hurdle (GBB Race)

•  4yo+, 12 Runners
•  Jumps,Turf , 2m 2f 25y , SOFT(GoingStick: 5.8) (Rail Movements: 2.00 & 4.30 +25yds, 2.30, 3.30 & 5.00 +32yds, 3.00 +30yds and 5.35 +18yds)
•  Winner £4,357, 2nd £2,007, 3rd £1,003, 4th £502

• Alnilam (Evs) – Sean Bowen / Olly Murphy
  A consistent performer showing potential in his recent outings. Bet365
• Johnny Dogs (16/1) – Nathan Moscrop / Susan Corbett
  Has had a mixed bag of results, could surprise if conditions suit. Unibet
• Ozzy Cosmo (4/1) – Bruce Lynn / N W Alexander
  Shows promise especially in favourable ground conditions; watch closely. Bet365
• Beat The Boum (100/1) – Danny McMenamin / Jackie Stephen
  A longshot, needs to find significant improvement to feature. BetVictor
• Dollar Collar (9/4) – Stephen Mulqueen / Lucinda Russell
  In great form recently, expected to be in the mix at the finish. Bet365
• Racquet Club (33/1) – Henry Brooke / Dianne Sayer
  Struggling to find form, would need a turnabout to compete here. Unibet
• Rock N Roll Champ (100/1) – Craig Nichol / Sandy Forster
  Another outsider, has shown little to suggest a threat in this company. BetVictor
• The Roc Hopper (100/1) – Sean Quinlan / Jackie Stephen
  Faces a tough ask in this lineup, likely to struggle. Bet365
• Tigga Time (14/1) – Ryan Mania / Sandy Thomson
  Capable of better than recent form suggests; could be a dark horse. BetVictor
• Wainwright (33/1) – Callum Bewley / Nicky Richards
  Has not shown enough recently to suggest a win here. Unibet
• Midnight Alnwicky (100/1) – Jamie Hamilton / Adam Nicol
  Very much the outsider; previous outings don’t inspire confidence. Bet365
• National Question (100/1) – Derek Fox / Adam Nicol
  Unlikely to pose much of a challenge based on current form. BetVictor

Verdict

Dollar Collar is the standout selection in this novices’ hurdle. Coming off a strong winning streak, he is poised to continue his success. Ozzy Cosmo and Alnilam are both strong contenders and should provide the main competition. However, Dollar Collar’s current form is hard to ignore, and he looks set to dominate under favourable conditions.

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Kelso 14:30

Support Qme Care Handicap Hurdle

•  4yo+, 11 Runners
•  Jumps,Turf , 2m 6f 151y , SOFT(GoingStick: 5.8) (Rail Movements: 2.00 & 4.30 +25yds, 2.30, 3.30 & 5.00 +32yds, 3.00 +30yds and 5.35 +18yds)
•  Winner £4,753, 2nd £2,187, 3rd £1,094, 4th £547, 5th £273

• Bushypark (16/1) – Joe Williamson / Philip Kirby
  Has shown resilience but recent forms have been inconsistent. Bet365
• Woodie Flash (11/2) – Lewis Saunders / Olly Murphy
  Consistent performer, potentially peaking at the right moment for this race. Unibet
• Step Above (8/1) – Derek Fox / Lucinda Russell
  Gradually improving, could be in contention if running on preferred conditions. BetVictor
• Pure Sirloin (33/1) – Henry Brooke / Sandy Forster
  Struggles to maintain form, likely to find this company too challenging. Bet365
• Both Barrels (3/1) – Craig Nichol / Donald Whillans
  On the cusp of a breakthrough, has the momentum to possibly take the win here. Bet365
• Pavlik (12/1) – Ryan Mania / Sandy Thomson
  An underdog with bouts of promise; could surprise on a good day. Unibet
• Artic Mann (5/1) – Bruce Lynn / N W Alexander
  Strong recent runs, a major contender especially under favourable conditions. Bet365
• Gypsey’s Secret (6/1) – Stephen Mulqueen / Sandy Forster
  Coming off a win, in good form and expected to be competitive. BetVictor
• Lahardaun (11/2) – Jonathon Bewley / George Bewley
  Has been improving steadily, looks set to challenge the front-runners. Unibet
• Wild Polly (20/1) – Dylan Johnston / Rose Dobbin
  Struggling with form, needs to overcome significant hurdles to contend. Bet365
• Hell On Earth (33/1) – Ross Chapman / Catch Bissett
  The least favoured based on recent performances, facing a tough task ahead. BetVictor

Verdict

Both Barrels appears ready to fire into first place with consistent recent performances suggesting a win is imminent. Artic Mann and Gypsey’s Secret are also in fine form and should push the favourite close. Watch for Woodie Flash and Lahardaun as possible contenders who could provide a surprise if they find their stride.

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Kelso 15:00

Support The Injured Jockeys Fund Handicap Chase

•  5yo+, 12 Runners
•  Jumps,Turf , 2m 5f 133y , SOFT(GoingStick: 5.8) (Rail Movements: 2.00 & 4.30 +25yds, 2.30, 3.30 & 5.00 +32yds, 3.00 +30yds and 5.35 +18yds)
•  Winner £3,697, 2nd £1,701, 3rd £851, 4th £426, 5th £212

• Keep Wondering (10/1) – Fergus Gillard / Christopher Kellett
  Despite inconsistent runs, has shown flashes of ability. Potential for a surprise. Bet365
• Everyday Champagne (7/1) – Bruce Lynn / N W Alexander
  Regularly contends well; a solid choice for at least a place finish. BetVictor
• Indian Louis (5/1) – Derek Fox / Lucinda Russell
  Recent performances suggest he’s knocking on the door of victory. Bet365
• Largy Train (4/1) – Danny McMenamin / Henry Hogarth
  On a winning streak and the one to beat in this race. Unibet
• Grand Voyage (12/1) – Sam Coltherd / Stuart Coltherd
  Has the potential but will need to overcome some inconsistencies. Bet365
• Raceview Road (10/1) – Jonathon Bewley / George Bewley
  Solid recent form could make him a dark horse in this lineup. BetVictor
• Iwa (14/1) – Craig Nichol / Rose Dobbin
  Occasionally flashes potential but often falls short of top finishes. Bet365
• Empty Nest (10/1) – Jamie Hamilton / Mark Walford
  Inconsistent but capable on his day; might surprise a few. Unibet
• Toombridge (10/1) – Callum Bewley / Ian Duncan
  Struggles in recent outings but has shown some spark in the past. BetVictor
• Ex S’Elance (14/1) – Miss Roisin Leech / Victor Thompson
  Hasn’t been in top form but can never be completely ruled out. Unibet
• The White Volcano (8/1) – Ross Chapman / Wilf Storey
  Experience may play a key role; watch for a potential upset. Bet365

Verdict

Largy Train appears primed to continue his winning ways, entering this contest as the clear favourite. Indian Louis and Everyday Champagne are expected to provide the strongest challenges, both showing form that suggests they’re close to a win. The White Volcano could be the best value bet, with experience that might just tip the scales in his favor under today’s conditions.

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Kelso 15:30

Ashleybank Investments Reg And Betty Tweedie Handicap Chase

•  5yo+, 6 Runners
•  Jumps,Turf , 2m 7f 96y , SOFT (GoingStick: 5.8) (Rail Movements: 2.00 & 4.30 +25yds, 2.30, 3.30 & 5.00 +32yds, 3.00 +30yds and 5.35 +18yds)
•  Winner £7,922, 2nd £3,645, 3rd £1,823, 4th £912, 5th £455

• No Risk Des Flos (4/1) – Sean Bowen / Olly Murphy
  Consistent in his efforts, though has been on the cusp of a big win without quite breaking through. A top contender today. Bet365
• Your Own Story (3/1) – Derek Fox / Lucinda Russell
  Strong recent performances suggest he’s ready to claim a victory; the one to beat. Unibet
• Charlie Uberalles (7/1) – Henry Brooke / Dianne Sayer
  Has been unpredictable but possesses the ability to surprise, especially over this distance. BetVictor
• Up Helly Aa King (6/1) – Bruce Lynn / N W Alexander
  A veteran that has shown tenacity, and his experience could prove invaluable in this matchup. Bet365
• Val Dancer (4/1) – Charlie Deutsch / Mel Rowley
  Impressive in recent outings and maintains good form, a serious challenge to the field. BetVictor
• Prince Des Fichaux (7/2) – Danny McMenamin / Ewan Whillans
  Regularly a strong performer, very close to a breakthrough win, and could find it here. Unibet

Verdict

This race sets up well for Your Own Story, who looks poised to capitalize on his recent near-misses with a victory. Val Dancer and No Risk Des Flos are both in excellent form and should be right there with him, challenging strongly. Prince Des Fichaux also warrants attention as a potential upset candidate with odds that reflect his abilities and recent improvements.

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Kelso 16:00

Go North Cab On Target Final Handicap Hurdle (Series Final) (GBB Race)

•  4yo+, 16 Runners
•  Jumps,Turf , 2m 4f 189y , SOFT (GoingStick: 5.8) (Rail Movements: 2.00 & 4.30 +25yds, 2.30, 3.30 & 5.00 +32yds, 3.00 +30yds and 5.35 +18yds)
•  Winner £15,609, 2nd £7,176, 3rd £3,588, 4th £1,794, 5th £897, 6th £447

• Harper Valley (8/1) – Ross Chapman / Rebecca Menzies
  Steadily improving with each race, a solid choice for those looking for value. Bet365
• North Parade (10/1) – William Maggs / Sue Smith
  Consistently in the mix and could very well top this competitive field. Unibet
• Eloi Du Puy (8/1) – Bruce Lynn / N W Alexander
  Has shown flashes of brilliance and could be the dark horse in this race. BetVictor
• Moonlight Glory (33/1) – Tom Midgley / Mark Walford
  Long odds but not without a chance if he can recapture some of his past form. Bet365
• Kilta (6/1) – Jonathan England / Sam England
  Strong recent performances suggest he’s a major contender here. Unibet
• Wholeofthemoon (16/1) – Theo Gillard / Donald McCain
  Intriguing prospect at longer odds, could surprise. Bet365
• Singapore Trip (14/1) – Brian Hughes / Micky Hammond
  Has the ability to compete but needs to find more to truly challenge. Unibet
• Forged Well (8/1) – Callum Bewley / Martin Todhunter
  Consistent placer and could break through for a win today. BetVictor
• Eire Street (7/2) – Danny McMenamin / Jackie Stephen
  Top form lately makes him the one to beat at these odds. Bet365
• Paddy The Horse (16/1) – Jonathon Bewley / George Bewley
  Solid but unspectacular, a potential for a place at best. Unibet
• Dream Boy (20/1) – Sam Coltherd / Stuart Coltherd
  Outsider who could make an impact if everything falls right. BetVictor
• Kingston Bridge (25/1) – Craig Nichol / Ewan Whillans
  Long odds reflect the tough task ahead in this competitive field. Bet365
• Les’s Legacy (12/1) – Edward Austin / Susan Corbett
  Regularly places but winning here would require a significant step up. Unibet
• Zwicky (16/1) – Thomas Dowson / Philip Kirby
  Has potential but needs to overcome recent inconsistent outings. Bet365
• Faithfulflyer (25/1) – Ryan Mania / Sandy Thomson
  Faces a stiff challenge but could offer value for money if conditions suit. Unibet
• Libor Lad (16/1) – Tom Bellamy / David Dennis
  Showed some potential in recent starts, could be a sleeper in this lineup. BetVictor

Verdict

Eire Street is poised to take the title in this highly competitive final, showing form that should see him through. Close behind, Kilta and Forged Well are expected to put up a strong fight, with each having demonstrated the capability to finish strongly in such a field. North Parade and Harper Valley also warrant attention as each could realistically challenge for the top spot if they run to their best.

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Kelso 16:30

Le Garcon d’Or Mares’ Handicap Hurdle

•  4yo+, 7 Runners
•  Jumps,Turf , 2m 2f 25y , SOFT (GoingStick: 5.8) (Rail Movements: 2.00 & 4.30 +25yds, 2.30, 3.30 & 5.00 +32yds, 3.00 +30yds and 5.35 +18yds)
•  Winner £4,753, 2nd £2,187, 3rd £1,094, 4th £547, 5th £273

• Atlantic Dancer (4/1) – Bruce Lynn / N W Alexander
  Proven consistency with a solid track record, a strong candidate in this lineup. Bet365
• Spit Spot (4/1) – Patrick Wadge / Lucinda Russell
  Always around the mark and could be due for a win today. Unibet
• Chosen Hero (5/1) – Nick Scholfield / Archie Watson
  Recovered well from a fall to show potential; this could be his redemption race. Bet365
• Lexie’s Moon (4/1) – Brian Hughes / Laura Horsfall
  Has shown flashes of top form and could be a serious contender if running at her best. BetVictor
• Bridgetjoans (7/1) – Callum Bewley / Simon Waugh
  Finished strong last time out, suggesting she might be ready to step up. Bet365
• Lady Hamilton (14/1) – Ross Chapman / Wilf Storey
  Despite longer odds, has the capability to surprise, especially over this preferred distance. Unibet
• Celestial Fashion (4/1) – Joe Williamson / Ian Duncan
  Coming off a win and carrying momentum, she’s a top pick for today. BetVictor

Verdict

The field is quite competitive, but Celestial Fashion looks particularly strong coming into this race with recent form that should carry her through. Atlantic Dancer and Lexie’s Moon also present strong cases with their proven abilities at this level. Keep an eye on Spit Spot as well, who has been knocking at the door and could break through today.

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Kelso 17:00

Weatherbys Hamilton Buccleuch Cup (A Maiden Hunters’ Chase) (Corinthian Spirit Qualifier)

•  5yo+, 10 Runners
•  Jumps,Turf , 2m 7f 96y , SOFT (GoingStick: 5.8) (Rail Movements: 2.00 & 4.30 +25yds, 2.30, 3.30 & 5.00 +32yds, 3.00 +30yds and 5.35 +18yds)
•  Winner £3,593, 2nd £1,797, 3rd £898, 4th £449

• Alone No More (33/1) – Miss Emma J Brown / Miss Lucy Brown
  Has struggled in recent outings, likely to find this race challenging. Unibet
• Amma Lord (33/1) – Miss Lucy Brown / Mrs K Lynn
  Showed some earlier promise but recent form suggests he’s off the pace. Bet365
• Any Job Will Do (8/1) – Mr Huw Edwards / Jackie Stephen
  Recent win hints at untapped potential, one to watch. BetVictor
• Soldier Of Rock (13/8) – Mr Joe Wright / Mrs C M Tinkler
  The favorite for good reason, showing strong form in his last outings. Bet365
• Toucan Sam (7/1) – Mr William Hamilton / Andrew Hamilton
  Runner-up last time out, could be on the cusp of a win. Unibet
• Watch Law (8/1) – Mr Nick Orpwood / Jess McKie
  Inconsistent but capable on his day, could surprise if conditions suit. Bet365
• Whatsgoingon (12/1) – Mr Sean O’Connor / Kate Leckenby
  Has been thereabouts in recent runs, could factor if he finds a little more. BetVictor
• Bentley Road (8/1) – Mr T Hamilton / Stuart Coltherd
  Solid performances suggest he’s ready to challenge the front-runners. Unibet
• Red Opium (5/1) – Miss Rosie Howarth / Miss S Coward
  Strong recent form makes her a serious contender in this race. Bet365
• She Is The Enemy (16/1) – Mr Gregor Walkingshaw / Norman Sanderson
  Longshot with modest form, would need to improve significantly to contend. BetVictor

Verdict

Soldier Of Rock stands out as the clear favorite with form that suggests he’s ready to take this title. Red Opium and Toucan Sam are also strong contenders, each showing they have what it takes to challenge for the win. Keep an eye on Any Job Will Do and Bentley Road as possible dark horses who could upset the odds.

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