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Today’s Horse Racing betting tips: Sunday, July 6 2025 Nap Of The Day Tip

Can Jerrash Turn Back the Clock at Market Rasen?

• Jerrash is unbeaten at Market Rasen, winning his only prior run at this venue
• Sean Bowen, riding Jerrash, boasts a 25% strike rate over the last 14 days
• Mickey Bowen’s stable has sent out three winners from their last 18 runners, showing signs of resurgence

Nap of The Day

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As we gear up for a busy afternoon of summer jumps racing, Market Rasen takes centre stage with a competitive eight-race card, headlined by the 4.20 Duckworths Land Rover Dash Handicap Chase. Featuring a blend of seasoned handicappers and unexposed types, today’s line-up promises intriguing tactical battles and shifting betting patterns throughout the day. Elsewhere, Worcester also stages a decent card, adding further variety for punters eyeing a blend of class and form.

With the ground officially described as good at Market Rasen, and the trip set over 2m5½f, the scene is set for a fascinating renewal of a race that tends to favour strong-travelling types who can conserve energy early before quickening decisively turning for home. Several familiar names return to this venue, including Yccs Portocervo, who carries strong course credentials, and Pull Again Green, who comes into this contest with a recent win at Worcester under his belt.

However, amid a field boasting both recent form and course specialists, there lies one name who perhaps hasn’t had things fall right lately but holds compelling credentials for a turnaround: Jerrash.

Nap of the Day: Jerrash to Win – 4.20 Market Rasen

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Despite a recent run of non-completions and below-par efforts, Jerrash returns to the exact race and course where he delivered a comfortable success last summer. That victory came off a 4lb lower mark, but given the open nature of this field, his past course record stands out. It’s not just familiarity with the track that helps his case – the ground conditions and intermediate trip perfectly mirror last year’s success, creating a scenario that could bring out his best once again.

Trainer Mickey Bowen has seen three winners from his last 18 runners, a healthy 17% strike rate that speaks to a yard in decent nick. The switch to his stable only occurred in May, which could explain the lack of fluency in recent runs as the eight-year-old adjusts to new surroundings and routines. With those transitional efforts now behind him, there’s every chance he finds his rhythm returning to the scene of his last triumph.

Jerrash’s past figures when racing at this distance and under these ground conditions give further cause for optimism: a 50% win rate over today’s trip and a flawless record at Market Rasen. His lifetime strike rate may be modest, but it’s at this course and distance combination where he has looked most at ease.

Crucially, jockey Sean Bowen takes the reins again, and his current 25% win rate over the last fortnight is among the best in the weighing room. Few pilots are riding with more confidence, and with Bowen already having steered Jerrash to two career wins, the pairing has proven chemistry.

The race doesn’t look overloaded with reliable performers either. Half Shot is likely to push forward but may struggle to maintain his pace over the final furlong. Nickelforce, while consistent, still hasn’t shown the same touch at this course. And although Yccs Portocervo deserves respect, his better form has come in hunter chases, which can often be misleading when returning to a more competitive handicap setting.

Given all these factors – favourable course record, proven partnership with a red-hot jockey, and the potential for a bounce back under ideal conditions – Jerrash stands out as the best value proposition in the field. He may have underwhelmed of late, but today’s scenario is tailored for redemption.

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