Horse Racing Accumulator Tips: Tuesday July 22 – Can Dandy G Boy and Keep Me Stable Deliver a Treble?

A busy summer’s Tuesday brings with it a competitive racing schedule, and our team at BettingTips4You have worked through the form to present a three-pronged horse racing accumulator that blends recent form, positive trainer signals and handicapping angles into one well-balanced bet. Each selection has been handpicked by one of our seasoned analysts — John Pentin, Herrin Kendrick, and Gram Dodd — who have pinpointed their strongest fancies across the cards at Wolverhampton, Musselburgh, and Lingfield.

Our accumulator doesn’t rely on hopeful shots in the dark. Each horse has been selected based on data, visual evidence and specific tactical reasons why they can come out on top today. This isn’t a scattergun list of tips — it’s a focused treble with every leg offering value, backed by smart angles.

Let’s take a closer look at the three races that make up our Tuesday Acca.

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17:00 Musselburgh – Keep Me Stable

Herrin Kendrick; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Keep Me Stable returns to her favoured track looking to complete a notable hat-trick, and there’s plenty pointing to another bold effort. The mare didn’t show her full potential when finishing fourth here in May, but she’s since turned a corner. First, she edged out rivals over a mile last month, and then she stepped forward again with a more convincing win just weeks later — both at Musselburgh. Her regular rider David Allan was aboard for those successes and retains the ride today. He’s spoken positively about the mare’s attitude, noting how well she travelled through the race before battling hard when asked to go and win.

Raised just 4lb for that latest success, Keep Me Stable remains on a mark that should still be within reach given the manner of that victory. The return to seven furlongs may actually help, offering a stronger early gallop for her to track, and she’s already proven herself tactically versatile around here. Facing familiar opposition including Judgment Call and Code Purple, both of whom she has beaten or outrun recently, Linda Perratt’s in-form charge looks primed to strike again, especially with confidence high and ground conditions to her liking.

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15:45 Lingfield – Speed Of Maajid

John Pentin; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Speed Of Maajid arrives at Lingfield in excellent shape and appears to be the most likely winner of this five-furlong handicap. Trained by Robert Cowell, who saddles multiple runners in this event, the three-year-old chestnut looks the one his team are pinning their hopes on. Having produced a strong front-running win at Yarmouth three outings ago, he nearly repeated the feat on his latest start, just missing out by a head after being collared late on. That defeat still represented a step forward and showed he is running with plenty of zest. The time of that contest was particularly strong for the class, lending substance to the form.

What stands out is that he’s now stepping out of age-restricted company, and this represents an important test of how he handles more experienced sprinters. But there’s every reason to believe he can handle the pressure. He’s bred to deal with cut in the ground being by Mayson, and the expected underfoot conditions won’t be a hindrance. From the front, he can prove hard to reel in, and in a race where many rivals appear exposed or regressive, Speed Of Maajid could well lead from the gates to the post.

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20:00 Wolverhampton – Dandy G Boy

Gram Dodd; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Dandy G Boy might not leap off the page on paper, given his winless record from eight starts, but a deeper dive into his profile suggests this could be the perfect opportunity to finally get his head in front. After being kept on the periphery of competitiveness in earlier races, he took a step forward last time at Salisbury, where he stayed on encouragingly for fourth in a large field. That run hinted that a longer trip would suit, and tonight’s step up to seven furlongs looks a logical progression.

Now under the guidance of Warren Greatrex, whose Flat runners have shown real promise lately, the gelding finds himself in a new environment, potentially benefitting from a fresh training approach. He’s been dropped in the weights too, giving him a realistic chance on current terms. Edward Greatrex, who takes the ride, knows the family well and is likely to judge pace accordingly. The gelding is by Dandy Man, whose progeny often thrive on artificial surfaces, and the switch back to Tapeta should hold no fears. Drawn well enough and carrying more promise than his form suggests, Dandy G Boy can make the most of this weaker race and finally shed his maiden tag.

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