HORSE RACING BETTING ODDS COMPARISON

Ended last season on the up and picked up where he left off with stylish success at Hamilton (13f) in May. Came from a long way back (also widest of all) when an eye-catching sixth in Copper Horse at Royal Ascot (1¾m) since and he's most interesting up further in trip in refitted cheekpieces.

Lightly-raced sort who easily bettered his 2 previous efforts this year in a change of headgear when going down narrowly to his stablemate in last month's Ascot Stakes (2½m), rallying once headed. Stamina clearly his strong suit and a repeat gives him solid claims from 4 lb higher.

Continues to go from strength to strength, successful 3 times over hurdles upon joining Alan King. Continued fine work on the Flat, making it 3-3 in 2026 when digging deep to land 20-runner Northumberland Vase (2m) 5 weeks ago. Player up 5 lb now stamina is tested further.

Back down to the mark he landed the Cesarewitch from in 2024 and with his first 2 starts this season best overlooked, he shaped better than the bare result (left with lot to do) when fifth behind Believitanducan in last month's Northumberland Vase. Rates a live each-way player.

Low-mileage 4-y-o who ended 2025 firmly on the up with 2m handicap wins at Kempton and Nottingham in the autumn. Returned this year with a pair of placed finishes albeit taking a strong hold. Takes a step up in trip and interesting on stable debut having left Emma Lavelle.

Hasn't stood much racing in recent seasons but confirmed his return to form when 4½ lengths fourth at Curragh (2m) in June, doing best of those ridden positively in a soundly-run race. That was an encouraging effort and he's an interesting contender for his all-conquering jumps yard.

Consistent without getting his head in front during 2025 and he enhanced his excellent record fresh (unlucky not to win) when second in Chester Cup back in May. Ran well without fully suggesting he wants this far when fourth in last month's Queen Alexandra (21.6f) at Royal Ascot, though.

Enhanced his very good strike rate in handicaps when winning over 2m at Newcastle on Good Friday. Backed that up from career-high mark when sixth in Chester Cup next time prior to facing stiff task in Queen Alexandra at Royal Ascot latest. Return to handicap in his favour now.

Useful sort who won 4 times at trips ranging between 13f to 2m for Andre Fabre and acquitted himself well after 8 weeks for new yard when fifth in last month's Ascot Stakes (2½m, good to firm). Confirmed stamina for the trip then and not ruled out following a 1 lb rise.

Maiden who signed off his 3-y-o campaign with a solid fourth in the Melrose at York's Ebor Meeting. Run to a similar level both starts this year and definite air of unfinished business about him, not least over marathon trips.

Gradually progressive in staying handicaps for Ollie Sangster during 2025 and similar theme in handicap hurdles for new yard in recent months, registering a second win from last 3 starts at Warwick (19f) in June. Could have more to offer back in this sphere now stamina is tested further.

Multiple Flat/hurdles winner upon joining present yard and he was well suited by the increased emphasis on stamina in latter sphere when bolting up in 6-runner handicap hurdle at Stratford (2¾m) 12 days ago. Not taken lightly from his reduced Flat mark.

Proved better than ever when winning 2m handicaps at Kempton and Newcastle at the turn of the year. Still to confirm himself anywhere near as effective on turf (albeit lightly raced) but this is at least more suitable than Group company he's contested of late. Ryan Moore booked.

Turned in best effort of the season when second in 1¾m handicap at Salisbury in May. However, hasn't replicated that in 2 runs since, outpaced from 2f out when fifth of 6 in handicap at Ascot (1¾m) 3 weeks ago. Up significantly in trip now and his best efforts have come on ground softer than good.

Course specialist who registered a fifth victory over 2m here last June prior to finding his stamina stretched when fifth in this corresponding race 12 months ago. Hasn't been firing on all cylinders in a trio of starts so far this season and others appeal more. Hood back on.

Gambled on returned to the Flat and showed his best form for a few seasons when winning at Kempton (2m) in May. Seemingly found wanting in higher grade over C&D both subsequent starts, though, and well beaten on sole previous try in this race. Work to do from out of the weights.

Successful 4 times in 2025 and capitalised on drop in grade to open his account for season at Carlisle (1¾m) in June. However, not at same level on 2 of his 3 starts since, finishing down the field at York (16.3f) 7 days ago. Passed over up in class from out of the weights.

Night of Thunder filly who has made the frame on all 4 starts to date, going closer than previously when rallying for second in 12-runner maiden at Southwell (7f) 8 days ago. Entitled to be thereabouts again in first-time cheekpieces.

Progressed when reaching the frame first 3 starts on all-weather and shaped better than bare result when sixth on handicap debut at Newbury (1m) 2 weeks ago, the return to 1m seemingly stretching her. Sets a good standard back in a maiden returned to 7f.

250,000 gns yearling, Blue Point filly. Half-sister to smart winner up to 1m Brunch and useful 6f-7f winner Golden Voice. Dam, 1m winner, closely related to very smart 5f/6f winner Astrophysical Jet. Makes obvious appeal on paper for leading yard and well worth a look on debut.

Promising fifth over this trip on debut at Chester (form has worked out well). Found drop back in distance against her when fourth at Bath (5.5f) subsequently, and she may just be a handicap project.

Kodiac filly who attracted sustained support following a yard switch/8 months off but could only run to a similar level as on debut when fifth at Southwell (6f) in January, pulling hard. Absent again since and she rates a likely type for handicaps moving forward.

€22,000 yearling, Mohaather filly. Half-sister to several winners, including 2-y-o 6f winner Ingleby Ivy and 7.4f winner Shoot The Moon. Another warranting a check in the betting for clues ahead of debut.

Dark Angel filly who makes some appeal on paper but she offered little when last of 11 in a Windsor novice (1m) on debut 18 days ago.

Starman filly who offered little when seventh of 9 in a 6f maiden here on debut in November. This promises to reveal more following 8 months off.

Dream Ahead filly. Half-sister to 1m winner Sunny Corner. Dam 6f-8.3f winner. Likely outsider on racecourse bow.

Awtaad filly who has offered little in 2 starts at up to 1m in recent months.

Off the mark in classified stakes over C&D in March. Just respectable efforts at best in handicaps since.

Recorded back-to-back wins last summer and back in good form of late. Bold showing is on the cards dropped into classified company.

Maiden who has shown a bit more since joining this yard but step up in trip is a concern.

Long-standing maiden who looked laboured in a handicap at Ayr last time.

Regular slow starter who was a cosy winner of a Wolverhampton classified stakes in March. Good chance on that form but she needs things to drop right given her running style.

Winner of a 1¼m Ripon classified race last summer. Winless in handicaps since but respected back in this event with blinkers back on.

Resumed winning ways at Southwell in March and a couple of creditable efforts since (not seen to best effect last time). Change of headgear.

Justified support in a Wolverhampton classified event last spring but struggled in handful of starts since. Blinkers on 1st time.

Poor form at best last year and yet to beat a rival this time around. Headgear on.

Little form.