Horse Racing Accumulator Tips: Monday July 14 – Tequila, Roadshow & Ziggy’s Triton Target a Winning Treble

Monday’s racing schedule offers a mix of flat and jumps contests across the UK, and our horse racing accumulator for July 14 brings together three carefully selected horses from Ayr, Newton Abbot, and Windsor, each chosen by one of our expert analysts at BettingTips4You. The three selections reflect varied profiles—ranging from a potential improver on the turf, to a consistent jumper ready to strike, to an unexposed handicapper knocking on the door. Each runner has the conditions, the form, and the value on their side.

What ties this treble together is a shared sense of opportunity. All three horses come into their respective races either with proven ability under similar conditions or signs that today could be their breakthrough. While each leg carries its own risks—as is always the case with accumulators—the combined logic forms a strong betting proposition.

Here are the three selections for today’s accumulator, each matched with the expert behind the call.

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19:00 Windsor – Tequila

Herrin Kendrick; Racing Analyst at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Although much of the attention in this Windsor handicap will be on recent Doncaster winner Displaying, there is every reason to believe that Tequila could represent much better value in this contest. The filly trained by Raphael Freire produced a highly encouraging performance on her first handicap appearance at Newmarket, and that run hinted at significant potential.

That 1m2f effort saw her taking on more experienced opposition, including older runners and a progressive three-year-old who benefitted from a generous weight allowance. Tequila took the initiative by setting the tempo and kept responding when asked, only giving way in the final stages to finish third. It was a run full of promise, and crucially, she now returns in a similar race against a more evenly matched field.

With David Egan once again in the saddle and a more tactical ride likely this time around, Tequila should benefit from that learning curve. She remains a maiden, but the performance at Newmarket showed she has the engine and the attitude to compete at this level. With the favourite facing a rise in the weights and tasked with conceding weight across the board, Tequila has all the hallmarks of a well-timed improver stepping into her own.

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14:20 Newton Abbot – Roadshow

John Pentin; Sports Journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Roadshow arrives at Newton Abbot this afternoon looking like a horse ready to take advantage of a forgiving maiden hurdle. This four-year-old gelding, now trained by Paul Nicholls, has shown enough in recent outings to suggest a win is not far away. A former winner over 7½f on the Flat in France, he took time to settle into jumping but has progressed with each start this year.

He returned from a lengthy absence with a modest run at Wincanton, but since then has caught the eye at Chepstow and particularly here at Newton Abbot, where he ran a solid second behind an odds-on favourite. On that occasion, he was no match for the winner but was a clear second-best, finishing miles ahead of the rest. It underlined his comfort with the track and the trip.

Last time out, his rider Olive Nicholls was cruelly unseated after being brought down by another horse’s fall, just when Roadshow was travelling comfortably. That misfortune aside, it was another sign that he’s well suited to this circuit. With Harry Cobden taking back the reins, and no stand-out rivals to be feared, this looks like the perfect setup for Roadshow to finally get his head in front over timber.

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14:40 Ayr – Ziggy’s Triton

Gram Dodd; Flat Racing Specialist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Few runners in this five-furlong sprint at Ayr bring the same profile of quiet progression and favourable handicapping as Ziggy’s Triton. Trained by David O’Meara, this three-year-old has shown steady improvement across five career starts, hitting the frame on three occasions and scoring nicely at Nottingham in his most recent outing.

That win came under Cian Horgan, who keeps the ride today, and it was one achieved with a fair bit left in the tank. He travels strongly, and his turn of foot was evident when he quickened away in the final furlong last time. What makes his chances today even more appealing is the weight structure of the race—he’s rated 4lb higher after that win, but he receives weight from two of the main market rivals and benefits further from Horgan’s 5lb claim, making him well-in at the weights.

The Ayr track should play to his strengths, with a fairly straightforward sprinting layout that tends to suit prominent racers with a finishing kick. With fewer question marks than several of his rivals and the confidence of a last-time-out victory, Ziggy’s Triton looks like one firmly on the up and ready to go in again.

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