Horse Racing Accumulator Tips: Monday July 28 – Prescott’s Summer Star, Mullins’ Rising Prospect and O’Brien’s Rapid Improver Headline the Bet

This treble brings together three compelling selections: a fast-improving stayer, a high-class novice hurdler with top-class breeding, and a rapidly progressing handicapper. Together, they combine solid form, smart placement, and trainer confidence. All three horses look primed to strike, making this horse racing accumulator a must-follow on Monday’s racing card.

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15:15 Yarmouth – String Of Pearls

John Pentin; Sports Journalist at BettingTips4You
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This progressive three-year-old filly has steadily improved with each outing, and her trainer’s record in July makes her particularly interesting. String Of Pearls represents a stable that typically excels during the summer months, and with a strong return in July alone, confidence in the yard’s horses is high.

Having opened her account in convincing fashion at Goodwood over a mile and a half, she now steps up to a mile and three-quarters for the first time. That additional distance is expected to suit her down to the ground, given her breeding – her dam and grandam both stayed well, and there’s plenty of stamina on the page. Moreover, her last win was over a rival who has since placed at Epsom, further boosting the credibility of that form.

Despite showing signs of inexperience, she stayed on strongly in the closing stages, suggesting there’s more to come with maturity. The yard also trained her dam Songerie and her Cesarewitch-placed sibling Summer Moon, which indicates that she’s bred to thrive over staying trips. With only a small 4lb rise for her recent win, she remains well treated and is very likely to continue her progression.

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17:10 Galway – Davy Crockett

Herrin Kendrick; Horse Racing Correspondent at BettingTips4You
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There’s always a strong focus on the Willie Mullins runners during Galway week, and Davy Crockett has all the hallmarks of a typical Closutton type set to make a significant mark. This well-bred four-year-old caught the eye when bolting up in a bumper at Punchestown, pulling well clear under a confident ride. That success echoed the past performances of some top-level graduates from the same race, making his transition to hurdles particularly exciting.

He’s got a standout pedigree too – being a half-brother to Grade 1 winner Mystical Power and out of the exceptional Champion Hurdle heroine Annie Power. With that family background, expectations are understandably high, and the fact that he now tackles timber in the same contest his brother won last year adds a layer of intrigue.

Mullins is no stranger to dominating at this festival, and this looks like a carefully chosen target. His main challengers, Mick Collins and Eternal Echo, have already tasted success over hurdles, but both must give Davy Crockett 7lb. That weight difference, coupled with the likelihood of his sharp schooling at home, makes this debut over hurdles a very appealing proposition. He could very well announce himself as the next big name from a powerful yard.

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19:50 Galway – Starford

Gram Dodd; Flat Racing Editor at BettingTips4You
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Few horses in Monday’s lineup arrive with as much forward momentum as Starford. Trained by Joseph O’Brien, who has hit top form in recent weeks, this lightly-raced four-year-old has improved significantly since entering handicap company. After three modest runs in maiden company, he found his stride when switched to a more suitable level.

The change came at Gowran Park, where he not only broke his maiden but did so with a strong finish despite being a little free early on. That suggested he was starting to put the pieces together, and his next run at Roscommon confirmed it. He didn’t just win – he ran away with the race, finishing with authority and leaving his rivals in his wake. It was a performance of real substance.

The handicapper took notice, raising him 13lb, but the manner of that latest victory suggests there’s still more in the tank. Starford is clearly a horse on an upward curve, and he’s proven he can cope with the unique demands of Irish tracks. With his current rate of improvement and a trainer operating at a high strike rate, he looks the type to defy the rise in the weights and continue his winning run.

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