Lucky 15 Tips: Four Wednesday Gems – Wednesday August 13 – Is Azaniya Ready to Step Up?

Looking to land a midweek winner? Our team of expert tipsters at BettingTips4You have each picked out one standout selection for Wednesday’s racing, combining to form our Lucky 15 bet for Wednesday, August 13. Today’s four-leg accumulator covers contests from Salisbury, Beverley, and Kempton, with each expert choosing a different angle across maiden and handicap company, ranging from exciting two-year-olds to progressive three-year-olds stepping into stronger company. Whether it’s breeding, jockey bookings or the shape of the race, each tip is backed by thoughtful analysis and sharp racing insight.

Here’s the full breakdown of today’s selections – each with a detailed rationale written by one of our four BettingTips4You racing analysts. Let’s dive into the four horses who could make this Wednesday one to remember.

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4:30 Salisbury – Azaniya

John Pentin; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Azaniya arrives at Salisbury looking to extend her winning run to three after back-to-back victories at Newmarket and Windsor. The Owen Burrows-trained filly, by Dubawi, has clearly come to hand this summer and hasn’t looked back since making her seasonal debut. Her last win was particularly noteworthy, travelling strongly and putting the race to bed in the style of a filly going places. What really catches the eye is how she handled the quickening ground and change in pace — traits that should serve her well in this higher grade.

With just four career starts, there’s every indication she’s still improving and this rise in class might not be enough to stop her. Jockey Jamie Spencer retains the ride, and his understanding of how to ride smooth-travelling fillies to perfection is a further positive. While Revoir is a threat on paper, Azaniya appears to be the one with the most untapped potential and can land the hat-trick.

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4:45 Beverley – Noss Mayo

Herrin Kendrick; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Having looked much sharper on her most recent outing, Noss Mayo now looks ready to open her account. That performance, a close third over this same course and trip, was a clear step forward — especially as she came from off the pace and found plenty late on. Her pedigree always suggested a bit of stamina, and now that she’s up in distance, she seems to be improving with each run.

It’s worth highlighting that she competes here off the same mark, so she doesn’t need to find any more on the ratings front — simply repeat that effort and she’s right in the mix. Beverley’s stiff finish looks tailor-made for her, especially considering how long it took her to hit top gear at Ripon previously. Trainer Edward Bethell is no stranger to nurturing late-blooming three-year-olds, and with Connor Beasley back in the saddle, there’s every reason to think Noss Mayo will be finishing fast and strong today.

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3:15 Beverley – Sovereign Wealth

Gram Dodd; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Sovereign Wealth made a highly encouraging debut at Epsom, where he finished a closing third in what looked a decent maiden on paper. The Frankel colt shaped like one with considerable upside, particularly given the awkward nature of that track for inexperienced types. Trained by George Boughey, whose juveniles continue to impress this season, and ridden again by Danny Tudhope, Sovereign Wealth should relish the step up in trip to seven and a half furlongs. His breeding also suggests that any bit of extra distance will be a plus. There are some respected yards represented in this race, but several of the main challengers look more exposed — such as Conjecture, who has already had four starts and may be hitting her ceiling. With improvement almost guaranteed second time out, especially on a more straightforward course, Sovereign Wealth looks the most likely to take a big leap forward. Expect a polished performance from a colt with more to come.

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7:45 Kempton – Maybe Not

Steve Harrington; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Among the three-year-olds lining up in the Kempton mile qualifier, Maybe Not stands out as the one with the sharpest upward curve. Trained by Ralph Beckett, she’s been progressing with each start and matched her best performance to date at Newbury last time. That run can be marked up significantly, as she was the only one in the pack to make any real inroads on a winner who controlled matters from the front under a clever ride. The form suggests there’s more to come, particularly now she steps up in trip — a move that should unlock further improvement given her running style. With a mark that looks well within her capabilities, and facing rivals who have either levelled off or have questions to answer on this surface, Maybe Not appeals as a filly ready to strike. The combination of an upward trajectory, ideal conditions and a trainer in form makes her a compelling choice.

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