Wednesday’s winners for 29th October 2008
More hot tips from David Myers for a freezing night in the UK..
Conditions at Philadelphia Park in America were similar to the front of a Christmas card on Tuesday, and while the weather shouldn?t be as dramatic in Britain today, Nottingham still has to pass an inspection at 7.30am on Wednesday with frost due.
Therefore, it could pay to look elsewhere for the day?s profit, and Huntingdon over the sticks is the first port of call where the in-form trainer, Alan King, looks to follow up last year?s victory in the 2m novices? hurdle with Levera (2.00).
This gelding built on a debut victory over hurdles in defeat last time, when a highly creditable second in a much better event than today?s at Kempton.
It will be a surprise if a repeat of that effort won?t be good enough in this weaker race.
The next selection comes at Britain?s newest racecourse over at Great Leighs in Essex. The layout of this track means it is an advantage to leave the starting stalls on the inside ? think athletics track ? and Arganil (3.00) has been allocated the perfect starting position in lane (stall) one. This improving sprinter never saw another rival when twice dominating from the front to success twice before meeting defeat last month. However, this three-year-old fluffed his lines at the stalls that day before finishing powerfully into sixth place.
He could be hard to pass today if breaking from the stalls on time.
Tuesday?s winner on here, Desert Creek, was a welcome sight, but the crossbar continues to wobble with a runner-up (each-way) and third, that saw us finish just a whisker away from securing a day?s profit.
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