Two selections for today.
Represents a stable who are in good form and currently unleashing their best winter horses for all weather campaigns. York Glory has good back form on the all weather and, as a four year old, is lightly raced enough to improve again. He ran really well on his penultimate run at Doncaster, posting an RPR of 98, which makes him look well handicapped off a mark of OR92 today. Philip Makin takes the ride, and I don't see many negatives. The horse appears to have grown this year, he is a fine looking sprinter, and if he can get a prominent sit here he may be able to burn off his rivals.
4.00 Kempton Caboodle 7pts win @ 8/1 (Boylesports, Stan James, Betpack.com, Brucebetting.com, independents, guaranteed, 8/1 Skybet, Coral)
An absolute win or bust job, in terms of the fact that I wouldn't be surprised to see this win by five lengths, or trail in last by five lengths. She is a three year old filly attached to a stable in flying form, particularly with their sprinters. Caboodle is bred to sprint and showed plenty of speed on her second start at Pontefract before failing to handle an undulation and fading. It is disconcerting that she is having only her third start as a three year old, and comes back from an absence, but it has to be of interest that connections persevere and her dam was a very decent all weather sprinter. I did notice some market support before we got on board, and if she is fancied I would expect connections to go in again. The thing that makes this an attractive bet is that the opposition look next to useless, it really is a very poor race and if she is tuned up and possesses any reasonable amount of ability, she ought to win and should be a lot shorter in my book.
Profit & loss: day: +18.00 / month: +68.90 / year: +49.00
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