All Racing Tips w/c 22nd May

On quite big (Belsito) in the 4 O'Clock at Redcar @2/1

Enjoyed this little look into Dylan Cunha who's over here training now

4 Horses I fancy today with some tipsters notes...

Noche Magica - 13:55 Curragh

Noche Magica cost £200,000 as a yearling and he looked potentially smart when making a winning debut at Cork last month, well found in the betting and forging clear in the closing stages in grand style. That race looked an above-average juvenile maiden for the time of year and the timefigure recorded by Noche Magica gives a positive outlook on the form. There should be plenty more to come from him now and he is well worth his place in pattern company. Paddy Twomey's horses have really started to hit form in the last couple of weeks (10 of his last 12 runners have finished in the first 4)

Yorkshire - 17:00 York

Yorkshire has made a bright start to his career, picking up where he left off last season when making a successful reappearance over six furlongs at Southwell in March, and he was headed only late in the day when attempting to follow up on handicap debut over seven furlongs at the same course last time. He was very well backed on that occasion, so connections clearly feel he is well treated, and there should be even more to come from him now returned to turf following a 4 lb rise and now taking on his elders.


3.40 Curragh – Royal Scotsman
ROYAL SCOTSMAN ran a scorcher in the English 2,000 Guineas, and this looks like his best opportunity to land a classic this season and get off the mark in Group 1 company. He was very free and failed to settle at Newmarket and saw the ground go against him at the final hour, still, despite all that, he did the best of those from well off the pace to be narrowly touched off by two horses that were ridden to good effect on or towards the front end. The overall time of the race was only narrowly faster than the 1m1f handicap on the card, which was dominated by those towards the head of affairs, which bolsters the claim that Royal Scotsman had it all to do. He confirmed the form of his head second in the Dewhurst to Chaldean, and that is the strongest form on offer. Hi Royal should appreciate the return to a sounder surface, as will the selection, and he can reverse the form today. The rest in this field have a mountain to climb on the form book, including Ryan Moore’s choice Paddington who I have rated at 100 at best. Proud And Regal looks like the biggest danger, but it would be very disappointing if Paul And Oliver Cole couldn’t make this a successful trip across the water.


3:35 Chester

Pons Aelius

I never seem to get the de Kock stable right but I do like Shoemaker @ 16/1 ew in the main race.

Well de Kock must have said Shoemaker is running on 3 legs as drifted like a barge. Can never ever get this yard right.

I think Sakkie has lost the plot - best way to get him right is to ignore his runners