Lucky 15 Tips: Sunday September 21 – Four Strong Selections with Big Potential

Sunday’s racing schedule is packed with competitive action across Britain and Ireland, offering punters plenty of opportunities to spot value. Southwell stages a lively sprint handicap where class and positioning will be crucial, while Plumpton presents a hurdles card brimming with intriguing handicaps, often decided by course familiarity and stamina. Meanwhile, Listowel continues its autumn festival with a mix of novice and handicap hurdles that test both ability and resilience. Adding further depth, Hamilton delivers an afternoon contest with a veteran front-runner looking to dictate matters from the outset.

This blend of tracks and contests makes it a perfect day to compile a Lucky 15, where four carefully chosen selections can create the chance for excellent returns. Our panel of experts at BettingTips4You have each nominated a standout runner from the cards. These are not random choices but reasoned opinions supported by recent form, track suitability and tactical advantages.

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16:07 Southwell – The Man

John Pentin; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You

Rationale:
The Man lines up for this sprint with credentials that stand out against his rivals. After a break in mid-summer, he returned in August to run a storming race at York in one of the season’s deepest sprint handicaps, where he finished second after meeting trouble at a key stage. That performance highlighted both his ability to travel strongly against seasoned opposition and his capacity to sustain a challenge once in the clear.

Crucially, this Southwell test is less demanding in terms of field depth, and he carries a workable mark of 96, the same rating that allowed him to produce that eye-catching effort. With David Egan retaining the partnership, there is continuity in the saddle, which should help him settle early and deliver his burst at the right time. Azure Angel is respected after not getting the run of things in the same York event, while Rocking Ends and Redorange have claims too. However, The Man’s proven consistency in top company, coupled with the fact that the fibresand surface should play to his cruising speed, marks him out as the one to beat. He looks primed to take the next step forward and land this prize with authority.

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15:28 Listowel – Pampar Lady

Herrin Kendrick; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You

Rationale:
Pampar Lady heads into the mares’ handicap hurdle at Listowel chasing a third consecutive success, and there is every indication she can extend her winning sequence. Her breakthrough maiden victory at Cork was stylish, as she travelled smoothly before asserting late. That was followed at Kilbeggan with a stronger display, where she pulled away to win by a combined six lengths across both outings, suggesting she is progressing with every start.

Her form earlier in the summer at Roscommon, where she was a close second, also adds substance to her record. The six-year-old seems to have clicked into form at just the right time, and connections have been shrewd in the saddle booking. With Eoin Staples claiming 7lb, she effectively competes off the same weight as her Kilbeggan win, despite the official rise from the handicapper. This allows her to remain on competitive terms and neutralises the potential burden.

Listowel has only seen her once before, when she finished second, so there is evidence she handles the track’s undulations. The distance of 2m2f should suit perfectly, as she has displayed both stamina and a turn of pace. Against a field largely composed of rivals with patchier records, Pampar Lady’s upward trajectory is difficult to oppose. She appears set to confirm her place as one of the most progressive mares in this bracket.

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16:50 Plumpton – Masked Mistress

Gram Dodd; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You

Rationale:
Masked Mistress returns after a breakthrough success at Uttoxeter in July, when she handled a sizeable field of thirteen rivals with poise under Harry Cobden. That performance was more than just a one-off: she travelled strongly in midfield before asserting in the straight, suggesting that she possesses both tactical pace and staying power over two and a half miles. The fact that Cobden is back on board is significant, as his familiarity with the filly should ensure another well-timed ride.

Although she carries a penalty for that win, the calibre of opposition here is noticeably weaker. This drop in class compared to Uttoxeter provides her with an ideal opportunity to string together back-to-back victories. At just four years old, her profile is still lightly raced, meaning there is likely to be more improvement to come with further experience.

The Plumpton circuit, with its sharp turns and emphasis on rhythm, should play to her strengths, particularly as she is proven at maintaining position in busy fields. In a contest where many of her rivals are either exposed or struggling for form, Masked Mistress offers the most reliable and progressive profile. If she reproduces her Uttoxeter display, she will be hard to peg back, and another winning performance looks firmly within her grasp.

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16:43 Hamilton – Danzan

Steve Harrington; Sports journalist at BettingTips4You

Rationale:
Danzan may be a veteran at ten years old, but he retains the ability to strike when circumstances allow, and this Hamilton handicap looks tailor-made for his style. When allowed to stride on from the front, he can prove a very difficult horse to reel in, and the absence of obvious pace rivals here offers him the chance to dictate from the outset.

He reminded everyone of his enduring ability in July when scoring at Ayr, making all in gritty fashion against a competitive field. That success demonstrated that he still has the resolution to fend off challenges when in a rhythm of his own. While he is no longer the force of old, this level of competition is within his grasp if he secures an uncontested lead.

Hamilton’s layout can favour those who dominate early, especially when the fractions are sensible, and Danzan is exactly the type of runner to exploit that scenario. If his jockey can set steady fractions before winding things up in the straight, his rivals may struggle to get by. At current odds, the veteran represents excellent value and looks capable of rolling back the years with another front-running victory.

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