For punters seeking a focused yet varied approach to Tuesday’s action, today’s Lucky 15 provides four carefully considered selections drawn from multiple meetings. Each bet has been chosen by one of our four experienced analysts at BettingTips4You, each providing their own insight and angles into the day’s racing. Whether it’s the improving two-year-old stepping up in trip, a strong stayer targeting a historic handicap, or a form horse with unfinished business, this combination brings together a set of bets that carry both promise and value.
Let’s dive into the reasoning behind each expert’s pick and break down why this Tuesday’s Lucky 15 might just land big.
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Reasoning This Lucky 15 blends proven winners with improving prospects across three courses. Azaniya seeks a hat-trick, Noss Mayo returns to a track that suits, Sovereign Wealth offers class and untapped ability, while Maybe Not steps up in trip with more to come. A well-balanced bet with strong form lines and progression potential. | |
15:10 Nottingham – Black Endeavour
Herrin Kendrick; Senior Racing Analyst at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Black Endeavour returns to the Nottingham turf just ten days after delivering an encouraging effort in a novice event over five furlongs. That third-place finish, achieved in first-time headgear, hinted at a horse ready to make progress now that he’s learning what’s required. Despite a tough trip that day—racing wide and never entirely settling—he stuck to the task admirably behind rivals with strong pedigrees. One of those ahead of him, Dazzling Haze, was a significant purchase and has already shown his mark may underrate his true ability.
What stands out this time is the increase in distance to six furlongs. The son of Supremacy was doing his best work in the final 100 yards last time, clearly indicating he would appreciate an extra furlong. A rating of 67 for his nursery debut looks fair, especially when you consider he now has the services of Rossa Ryan, one of the most tactically astute riders currently operating. The race doesn’t look deep either—Eclipser brings some promise but hasn’t exactly beaten much, while Akabusi, though improved, still needs to back that up.
This looks the perfect scenario for Black Endeavour to open his account, with everything from the track to the trip and the form line working in his favour.
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4:42 Nottingham – Two B Tanned
Steve Harrington; Flat Racing Specialist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Julie Camacho’s filly Two B Tanned may have seen her winning streak snapped on her latest start at Wolverhampton, but there were mitigating factors in that defeat. She was far too keen early, committed to a front-running ride that never gave her the chance to relax. Unsurprisingly, she emptied in the straight. With that run now behind her and a freshening break under her belt, she looks primed to bounce back.
Prior to that, she had notched up four consecutive victories in strong fashion. Her latest win, a three-and-three-quarter-length success at Leicester, showcased her cruising speed and tenacity—two qualities that should suit her well in this 1m½f contest. Returning to turf, where she has excelled previously, looks a big plus. The addition of Joe Fanning in the saddle is another positive, as he’s a rider who’s no stranger to front-runners and knows how to judge pace.
Of her rivals, Invisible has shown consistency but is yet to win, and this is a step up from what she’s faced. Veraison has had a breathing operation but needs to show more post-op. Two B Tanned, on a still-manageable mark of 74, appeals as the one with proven form, tactical speed, and the right race profile.
16:30 Beverley – Pole Star
John Pentin; Sports Journalist at BettingTips4You
Rationale:
Pole Star looks to hold a clear edge in the 139th Watt Memorial Handicap, where he tackles two miles for the first time. Carrying the weight-for-age advantage as the sole three-year-old in the field, he is the one with untapped staying potential and comes from a yard renowned for getting the most out of progressive handicappers.
His latest victory at Haydock over 1m6f came in a warm contest for his age bracket, where he showed grit to fend off challengers despite encountering traffic issues. That effort followed a creditable run on his handicap debut where, although beaten, he gave the impression he was still learning. Back at Haydock, he turned the tables on several rivals from that race, proving his adaptability and his trainer’s skill in managing development.
The new distance could be the making of him. His breeding and style of racing suggest the longer trip will suit, and there’s a strong chance he’ll improve again. With a current mark of 87, and nothing in the field carrying the same progressive profile, Pole Star could well outclass his more exposed rivals. Connor Beasley remains in the saddle and that continuity is another tick in the box for this improving stayer.
14:10 Nottingham – The Pug
Gram Dodd; BettingTips4You Race Planner
Rationale:
The Pug steps into this basement-level classified contest after a string of solid efforts in handicaps, and the drop in grade could be the catalyst he needs to finally get his head in front again. Once rated 67, his mark has now fallen significantly, reflecting the lack of a recent win but not necessarily his performances.
He was second three starts ago and again caught the eye last time out, staying on into fourth despite getting swamped late. That performance, in particular, showed he’s still competitive and just needs things to fall his way. With a return to a straightforward classified setup, he faces weaker opposition compared to recent handicaps. This could be his chance to strike.
While a few others in this field also drop into this grade, none possess the same depth of recent form. The Pug has been knocking on the door and brings proven stamina and consistency to a race where many are guessing. On known form alone, he sets the benchmark. With four wins already to his name on grass, and a return to more suitable circumstances, Spioradalta looks poised to strike again.
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