Horse-racing ‘Tip Of The Day’
AFTER a frustrating weekend, our racing service returned with a bang yesterday. Let’s hope we can double up today.
Tuesday October 2
CHANCERY
Wolverhampton 4.30 WIN
Considering he’s a well-bred sort, from the family of 2002 Champion Stakes winner Storming Home, David O’Meara’s four-year-old was an incredibly cheap buy at 6,500 guineas. But he’s already done the talented trainer proud, landing a gamble on his debut, showing useful form in National Hunt Bumpers and finishing second on his belated Flat debut at Ripon in August. Given that he barely stays 2m, a career on the level, rather than over hurdles, is more likely for the gelded son of Street Cry. Indeed I hear that O’Meara is already thinking in terms of next year’s Ebor Handicap at York. If that’s the case, he must go close in this ordinary maiden company today.
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MONDAY: FELIX FABULLA WON (9/4)
SUNDAY: SANJURO 3RD (7/2)
SATURDAY: JOHNNY CASTLE UNPLACED (8/1)
FRIDAY: THISTLE BIRD 2ND (11/4)
THURSDAY: RED AVENGER WON (13/2)
TIP OF THE DAY SUPPLIED BY SCOOP RACING (RICHARD SILVERWOOD).