Fontwell Racecards Horse Racing Tips: Thursday, 6th March 2025

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William hill
DINOBLUE (2.40 CHELTENHAM) & GALOPIN DES CHAMPS (4.00 CHELTENHAM) BOTH TO WIN
5/2 (was 9/4)
William hill
CHELTENHAM DAY 4: EAST INDIA DOCK (13:20 CHE) AND DINOBLUE (14:40 CHE) BOTH TO WIN
5/1 (was 19/4)
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Fontwell 14:10

BetGoodwin New UK Bookie Maiden Hurdle (GBB Race)

 Winner £4,193, 2nd £1,932, 3rd £966, 4th £484

 4yo+, 10 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 1f 162y , Chase: SOFT; Hurdle: GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: 5.6) (Rail Movements: 2.10, 2.40, 3.40, 4.10 & 4.40 +84yds and 3.10 +126yds)

Bank On Frank – 11/2 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has put in a couple of respectable efforts in novice hurdles, though yet to find a winning formula. His third-place finish at Huntingdon showed promise, and stepping up in trip could aid his chances. Could be in the mix if he builds on that effort.

Flimsy Nosebag – 40/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Not much encouragement from four career starts, and his pulled-up effort last time does little to inspire confidence. Needs a significant step forward to trouble the market leaders. Best watched for now.

Forlano – 20/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Returned from a long break with a below-par effort, and overall form doesn’t stand out. Has some experience, but improvement is required to make a real impact in this contest. Others preferred.

Fravanco – 50/1 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Lightly raced for his age and has been off the track for some time. Hard to gauge his ability given the lack of recent form. Will need a career-best to feature here. Unlikely to trouble the principals.

Saccary – 40/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Yet to show much in two starts under rules, and his latest effort suggested he’s still learning the game. Would be a surprise if he gets involved in the finish, but could improve with more experience.

The Long Walk – 8/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has shown glimpses of promise, with a third-place finish at Warwick being his standout effort. If he can progress from that, he could be a lively contender in this field. Place claims at the very least.

Walk On High – 9/4 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Consistently in the frame and his recent second in a handicap suggests he’s capable of winning at this level. However, he has had multiple opportunities and might just be vulnerable to an improver. Still, one for the shortlist.

Warfleet – 40/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Yet to make a serious impact in three starts, though his last run was slightly more encouraging. Would need to find a fair bit of improvement to be competitive here. Looks an outsider.

Ask Peter – 9/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Showed some ability in bumpers and has hinted at promise over hurdles. If he progresses from his previous runs, he could be a contender for the places. Worth considering as an each-way option.

Le Tiep’s Sacre – 15/8 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Has been knocking on the door with three placed efforts, and this looks like a great opportunity to break his maiden. Should appreciate conditions and has leading claims. The one to beat.

Verdict

While Walk On High has been consistent, he has had his chances. Le Tiep’s Sacre appears to be progressing well and could finally get his head in front here. The Long Walk has potential to run a big race, while Ask Peter might be a value each-way play.

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Fontwell 14:40

Download The Star Sports App Handicap Chase (Certain Justice Challenge Trophy) (Qualifier)

 Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186

 5yo+, 11 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 5f 135y , Hurdle course – SOFT, Heavy in places; Chase course – HEAVY, Soft in places (GoingStick: 5.4) (Rail movements: 2.00, 2.30, 3.00, 3.30, 4.00 & 5.00 +30

Next Left – 10/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has been running consistently, hitting the frame on multiple occasions in similar contests. He stays well and has experience over fences, but others might have more scope for improvement. Should be competitive but may need things to fall his way.

Broughshane – 7/4 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Has shown plenty of ability and was progressing nicely over hurdles before switching to fences. He has already won a novice chase and has the potential to improve further. A major player in this field, with a strong chance of success.

Alto Alto – 4/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Made a winning start over fences last time out and could build on that performance. The addition of a visor seemed to bring out the best in him, and if he maintains that form, he will be a strong contender again. Worth serious consideration.

Royal Mer – 7/2 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has been knocking on the door with a string of placed efforts. Looks well-suited to this trip and grade, and his experience over fences should be a positive factor. If he finds a little extra, he could be in the mix at the finish.

Doyouknowwhatimean – 8/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Lightly raced over fences but has shown glimpses of ability. His best efforts have come in softer conditions, and he could be dangerous if things fall right for him. A bit of an unknown quantity but one to keep an eye on.

Diplomatic Ash – 12/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has struggled to put together a consistent run of form, with a mix of promising performances and disappointing efforts. If he can produce his best, he might sneak into contention, but others make more appeal.

Verdict

Broughshane appears to have plenty of upside and could take another step forward over fences, making him the one to beat. Royal Mer has been consistent and deserves respect, while Alto Alto looks an improving type and could be a danger if continuing his upward trajectory.

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Fontwell 15:10

Star Sports National Spirit Hurdle (Grade 2) (GBB Race)

 Winner £45,560, 2nd £17,096, 3rd £8,560, 4th £4,264, 5th £2,144, 6th £1,072

 4yo+, 5 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 3f 29y , Hurdle course – SOFT, Heavy in places; Chase course – HEAVY, Soft in places (GoingStick: 5.4) (Rail movements: 2.00, 2.30, 3.00, 3.30, 4.00 & 5.00 +30

Miss Goldfire – 5/2 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has been in good form recently, posting a string of runner-up finishes. She stays well and should handle conditions, but she has had multiple chances and may need to find extra to finally get her head in front. A strong contender nonetheless.

Pipers Cross – 9/4 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Consistently running well, hitting the frame in recent outings without quite managing to win. Shapes like a strong stayer and could relish this step up in trip. A leading player if continuing her solid form.

Ramalamadingdong – 14/1 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Still relatively unexposed and could improve, but hasn’t yet done enough to suggest she’s ready to challenge in a race like this. Needs to find significant progress to be competitive. One for the longer odds players.

Barra Blue – 13/2 (Best Odds: bet365)

Won earlier in the season but has struggled in more recent runs. Steps back up in trip, which could suit, and if bouncing back to form, she might have a say in proceedings. A potential each-way option.

Tuscan Rose – 9/2 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Showed plenty of promise earlier in the campaign, with two second-place efforts before disappointing last time. If she returns to her best, she could be a serious threat in this company. Not one to overlook.

Lyness Dancer – 18/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has yet to make a real impression in handicap hurdles, and her latest performances don’t inspire much confidence. Would need to take a big step forward to get involved.

Happy Returns – 6/1 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Lightly raced and has been placed in the past. Made a reasonable return to action last time and could improve from that run. Stamina shouldn’t be an issue, so she could be one to consider at decent odds.

Verdict

Pipers Cross has been knocking on the door and could take advantage of this opportunity to get her head in front. Miss Goldfire has the form to be thereabouts once again but may find one too good. Tuscan Rose is another who could go well if bouncing back to her earlier promise.

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Fontwell 15:40

Barry Dennis Trophy Handicap Hurdle

 Winner £4,066, 2nd £1,871, 3rd £936, 4th £468, 5th £233

 4yo+, 6 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 5f 164y , Hurdle course – SOFT, Heavy in places; Chase course – HEAVY, Soft in places (GoingStick: 5.4) (Rail movements: 2.00, 2.30, 3.00, 3.30, 4.00 & 5.00 +30

Soigneux Bell – 6/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Previously successful over course and distance, but his seasonal return left room for improvement. Likely to come on for that outing, and if he can rediscover his best form, he could be a lively contender.

Activist – 9/1 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Capable of producing a strong effort when in the right mood, as seen in his victory a few starts back. However, his recent form has been inconsistent, and he will need to find a bit more to challenge the main contenders.

Kingston Bresil – 12/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Has shown glimpses of ability but is still searching for his first victory. A step up in trip might help bring out further improvement, though he will need to show a bit more before he can be considered a serious contender.

Our Dylan – 4/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has been running consistently well and was last seen finishing a close second. Proven at this level and looks one of the more reliable options in the race. Should be involved in the finish once again.

Copper Cove – 9/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Struggled in two runs since returning from a break but had some respectable form last season. If he can return to that level, he could have a chance of making the frame. One to consider if he bounces back.

What’s One More – 7/2 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has produced some decent efforts in recent starts, including a fourth-place finish last time. Consistent and could be a major player if he builds on those performances.

Decorated – 9/1 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Has struggled to find form, but his latest fourth-place effort was an improvement. If he can take another step forward, he might be able to challenge for minor honours.

Tea And Chats – 14/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Yet to win but has placed in the past. Looked in need of the run on seasonal return, so should strip fitter this time. Needs to find a bit more but not entirely ruled out.

Storming Nelson – 25/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Has been struggling to complete races and needs to show significant improvement to be competitive here. Looks like a longshot at best.

Low Expectations – 16/1 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Hasn’t shown much in recent starts, but still lightly raced. Might need more time to develop before becoming a threat at this level. Others make more appeal.

Little Lady Lucy – 10/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Showed a little promise last time after some lacklustre efforts. Will need to build on that, but at just four years old, she has scope for improvement.

Verdict

Our Dylan has been consistent and looks a solid option to finally get a deserved win. What’s One More is another who has been performing well and should be thereabouts. Soigneux Bell has the ability to go close if he can return to peak form.

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Fontwell 16:10

starsports.bet Handicap Hurdle

 Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186

 4yo+, 10 Runners

 Jumps,Turf , 2m 5f 164y , Hurdle course – SOFT, Heavy in places; Chase course – HEAVY, Soft in places (GoingStick: 5.4) (Rail movements: 2.00, 2.30, 3.00, 3.30, 4.00 & 5.00 +30

Koenigsstern – 5/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Has been in good form this season, winning at this course before running respectably in defeat last time out. Carries top weight, which could make things tougher, but he remains a solid contender at this level.

Demoiselle Kap – 6/4 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Arrives in flying form, having secured back-to-back victories with plenty in hand. Despite a hefty rise in the weights, she could still have more to offer, making her a leading contender once again.

Royal King – 7/2 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Has been knocking on the door with a couple of close finishes in recent starts. Handles conditions well and could be a threat to the main market leaders if producing his best effort. One to consider.

Jolyjump – 8/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Produced a solid effort when winning at Plumpton two outings ago but failed to complete last time out. If he can bounce back from that disappointment, he has the ability to be competitive here.

Constant Friday – 28/1 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Returned from a lengthy absence with a couple of underwhelming performances. Needs a significant revival to feature, and others look far more likely to play a role.

Smart Casual – 7/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Consistently in the frame but hasn’t quite managed to get his head in front. Has the ability to be involved again, but whether he finds enough to win is the question. Place claims.

Pleasure Garden – 40/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Hasn’t shown enough in recent runs to suggest he can trouble the market leaders. Needs a big turnaround in form to be competitive. Looks an outsider.

Verdict

Demoiselle Kap has been a dominant force in her recent starts and could prove tough to beat despite the weight increase. Royal King has been running well and looks a danger, while Koenigsstern shouldn’t be dismissed, given his previous course success.

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Fontwell 16:40

John & Harold Hartwell Memorial Novices’ Handicap Chase (For The Josh Gifford Cup)

  •  5yo+, 5 Runners
  •  Jumps,Turf , 3m 1f 210y , Hurdle course – SOFT, Heavy in places; Chase course – HEAVY, Soft in places (GoingStick: 5.4) (Rail movements: 2.00, 2.30, 3.00, 3.30, 4.00 & 5.00 +30
  •  Winner £3,248, 2nd £1,494, 3rd £747, 4th £374, 5th £186

Ben Lomond – 40/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Made little impact on debut and will need to show a marked improvement to get involved here. Looks up against it in what appears to be a competitive field.

Bras d’Or – 4/5 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Showed significant promise when finishing second last time out, having previously struggled in a Listed event. This drop in grade should be to his advantage, making him the one to beat.

Croeso Talog – 20/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

Yet to be tested in competitive company, and with no form to assess, it’s difficult to gauge his potential. Faces some more experienced rivals and will need to produce something special to feature.

Fountains Blenhein – 5/2 (Best Odds: bet365)

Put in a respectable effort on debut when finishing fourth. Likely to improve for that experience and could pose a threat to the favourite if taking a step forward. One to keep an eye on.

Itaintmebabe – 9/1 (Best Odds: Unibet)

Showed ability when finishing second on his latest start, but was pulled up the time before. If he can reproduce his most recent effort, he could be an each-way contender at fair odds.

Monansunu – 100/1 (Best Odds: bet365)

Struggled on debut and didn’t show enough to suggest he can trouble the main contenders here. A big outsider.

Commanche Princess – 16/1 (Best Odds: Betvictor)

A newcomer who represents a stable that has had success in similar races. Hard to assess without racecourse form, but market support could be telling.

Verdict

Bras d’Or looks the standout pick after his strong second-place finish last time and should prove tough to beat in this company. Fountains Blenhein is open to improvement and could be the biggest danger, while Itaintmebabe has each-way claims if he can replicate his best performance.

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