Horse racing tips for the Perth Festival as Paul Nicholls’ Complete Unknown is heavily fancied
20.04.2022 - 10:49
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It’s a bumper few days of action in Scotland over the next few days and as usual – we’ll have all the best racing tips.
COMPLETE UNKNOWN (3:35) can steal the limelight in the Gold Castle Novices’ Hurdle at the Perth Festival.
Paul Nicholls’ horse built on some smart efforts when routing Marble Sands in a Sandown Grade 3, reckons Garry Owen.
There is plenty more to come from this strong-traveller who can claim a high-class Listed contest.
Gordon Elliott always targets this meeting so I’m backing LAFFITE (1:50) in the maiden hurdle.
The gelding was an good second to Mount Brown over his timber bow over two miles at Wexford.
The five-year-old was staying-on strongly late so he can deny some promising rivals upped in trip.
The Meath Maestro can also take the Capercaillie Handicap Chase with COACH CARTER (3:00).
The six-year-old can score with a repeat of his good second to Beakstown in an Ayr Listed event.
SHANTOU LUCKY (2:25) can shade a trappy novices’ handicap chase for Gavin Cromwell.
The five-year-old opened his account over fences by decisive defeating the useful Yabo at Clonmel.
The gelding wasn’t exactly stopping at the business end so he can see off a strong field over 2m 4f.
COREY’S COURAGE (4:41) can stretch her unbeaten record to four in the mares’ hurdle.
Olly Murphy’s raider should do plenty of damage in handicaps after bolting up at Doncaster.
BEEP BEEP (5:16) can extend Nigel Twiston-Davies’ excellent run in the amateurs’ hurdle.
The six-year-old put in her best shift yet when third to Hector Javilex in a decent Ludlow novice.
The gelding looks open to progress so he can take full advantage of a reasonable opening mark.
VADAMIAH (2:15) can continue Paul Midgley’s flying start to the Flat season at Catterick.
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