Fast-Track Thrills at Lingfield! Your Ultimate Guide to the 22/02/25 Card

Hobbyist Trixie Strategy
Bankroll Status
19th to 25th January 2025
Starting Bankroll £30 (28 days)
Top Up Bankroll £30 12.02.25

Wk 1 £35 Wk 2 £32.01 Wk 3 -£18.12
Wk 4 £30.31

WEEK 5 £03.76 (3rd top-up rec.)
Sun - £02.54
Mon - -£07.00
Tue - £01.67
Wed - £07.50
Thrs - £04.19
Fri - £05.20
Sat - £06.87

Note from Coldjack: ANOTHER BRUTAL DAY! There better BE better things ahead or another £30 top-up will be required! I hope for far more when we go again!

Betfair Sportsbook odds placed 11:40
Trixie @4 Lines
Mondo Man | Hyland | Ideal Des Bordes
Stake £4.00 (4 x £1.00)
Returns £63.53 returned £nowt

(Each Way) Patent @14 Lines
Malaita | St Pancras | Beachcomber
Stake £3.50 (14 x £0.25)
Returns £210.33 returned £0.63 (63p for the T&P. I'm thinking of lay betting the picks!)

Stakes £7.50 Winning £00.00 (P/L) losing £6.87
Modest returns for the 'Trickey Trixie'
Patent punting for the 'zsar bomba' of booms!
(1pt = £1 Pick Your Own Point Level & Runners)

🏇 Fast-Track Thrills at Kempton! Your Ultimate Guide to the 22/02/25 Card & Betting Strategy Debrief

Buckle up for a day of high-speed action at Kempton, where classy jumpers, tactical handicappers, and rising stars took centre stage. This Saturday’s card delivered sharp turns, fierce finishes, and punter-friendly opportunities—but did our multi-bet strategies land?

Let’s dive into race-by-race insights, key results, and recommended tweaks for future bets!

🔥 The Trixie & Patent Betting Strategy Recap

🎯 Pre-Race Strategy:
We structured two bets:

• Trixie Bet #1 (The "Consistency Play") 🔒 – A safer, high-probability bet.

• Patent Bet (The "All-Ways Value Play") 🎯 – Targeting high-upside selections.

📌 Trixie Bet #1: The Consistency Play (High-Profit Potential)

💰 Selections: ✅ Mondo Man (14:25 Kempton - 2m Grade 2 Juvenile Hurdle) – Lost (3rd, 5/6 Fav)
✅ Hyland (15:35 Kempton - 3m Handicap Chase) – Lost (2nd, 11/4 Fav)
✅ Ideal Des Bordes (16:10 Kempton - 2m4f Handicap Chase) – Lost (Unplaced, 4/1)

🚨 Result: ❌ No winners, but 2 placed efforts (Mondo Man & Hyland).

📉 Analysis & Fix for Next Time:

• Over-reliance on short-priced favourites in a multi-bet = too much downside risk.

• Hyland was solid but short-priced handicappers can be vulnerable.

• Ideal Des Bordes underperformed, highlighting the risk of backing "progressive" horses without course-winning form.

🔄 Future Fix:
➡️ Mix 1 strong fav with 2 value plays.
➡️ Trixie should include a proven winner at the trip/class rather than 3 speculative plays.
➡️ Bad (6/1 Winner) was the right call, but it wasn’t in the Trixie – include more tactical handicappers like him.

📌 Patent Bet: The All-Ways Value Play (Each-Way Potential)

💰 Selections:
✅ Malaita (13:15 Kempton - 2m5f Handicap Hurdle) – Lost (Unplaced, 9/1)
✅ St Pancras (14:25 Kempton - 2m Grade 2 Juvenile Hurdle) – Placed (2nd, 9/2) ✅
✅ Beachcomber (15:35 Kempton - 3m Handicap Chase) – Lost (Unplaced, 8/1)

🚨 Result: ❌ Only St Pancras placed, returning a small fraction of the stake.

📉 Analysis & Fix for Next Time:

• Malaita & Beachcomber struggled – Avoid Patent selections stepping up in class too quickly.

• St Pancras was a good call at 9/2 – Back more unexposed horses in form rather than those with inconsistent past runs.

🔄 Future Fix:
➡️ Focus on value bets with proven course/distance success.
➡️ Only back an "inconsistent" horse if there is a strong reason (e.g., headgear, trainer form).
➡️ Patent should include at least one recent last-time-out winner.

🏇 Race-by-Race Performance & Recommended Tweaks

🏆 Race 1 - 13:15 Kempton (2m5f Handicap Hurdle)

✅ 1st - Saint Anapolino (5/1, Selected Winner)
🔻 4th - Court In The Act (Missed Place Return)
❌ Malaita (Patent Selection, Lost)

📉 Analysis:
✔ Saint Anapolino landed as predicted.
❌ Malaita was a weak selection—should have focused on proven handicap winners instead of consistent placers.

🔄 Fix:
➡️ Avoid Patent selections that place often but rarely win.

🏆 Race 2 - 13:50 Kempton (2m4f Grade 2 Novices' Chase)

✅ 1st - Rubaud (5/4 Fav, Selected Winner)
✅ 2nd - Boombawn (Wildcard Pick, 8/1 Placed)

📉 Analysis:
✔ Perfectly predicted race!
✔ Boombawn (2nd) was the value play.

🔄 Fix:
➡️ More Wildcard Picks should feature in Trixie/Patent bets!

🏆 Race 3 - 14:25 Kempton (2m Grade 2 Juvenile Hurdle)

🔻 2nd - St Pancras (Patent Pick, Placed at 9/2)
🔻 3rd - Mondo Man (Trixie Pick, Beaten Fav at 5/6)
❌ Wildcard Sauvignon - Well Beaten 4th

📉 Analysis:
❌ Mondo Man was a risky bet at odds-on.
✔ St Pancras was the better value play (placed at 9/2).

🔄 Fix:
➡️ Avoid odds-on shots in Grade 2 races.
➡️ Focus on improving juveniles rather than Flat converts.

🏆 Race 4 - 15:00 Kempton (2m Grade 2 Novices' Hurdle)

✅ 1st - Tripoli Flyer (5/2, Selected Winner)
✅ 2nd - Miami Magic (Selected, Placed)
✅ 3rd - Celtic Dino (Wildcard, Placed)

📉 Analysis:
✔ Best called race—All three top picks finished in order!

🔄 Fix:
➡️ More focus on proven Grade 2 performers.

🏆 Race 5 - 15:35 Kempton (3m Handicap Chase)

🔻 2nd - Hyland (Trixie Pick, Beaten Fav at 11/4)
🔻 3rd - Our Power (Selected, Placed)
❌ Beachcomber (Patent Pick, Lost)

📉 Analysis:
❌ Hyland found 3m too testing.
❌ Beachcomber wasn’t strong enough at this mark.

🔄 Fix:
➡️ Focus on proven stayers at 3m in big handicaps.

🏆 Race 6 - 16:10 Kempton (2m4f Handicap Chase)

✅ 1st - Bad (6/1, Should Have Been in Trixie!)
🔻 3rd - Bourbali (Each-Way Hit)
❌ Ideal Des Bordes (Trixie Pick, Lost)

📉 Analysis:
✔ Bad was the right call but wasn't included in main bets!
❌ Ideal Des Bordes struggled—Too much faith in "progressive" types.

🔄 Fix:
➡️ Trixie should always include a strong tactical handicapper.

🏆 Race 7 - 16:45 Kempton (2m NH Flat)

✅ 1st - Our Boy Stan (7/4 Fav, Best Bet - Landed!)
✅ 2nd - Moneygarrow (13/8 Fav, Strong Selection)

📉 Analysis:
✔ Best bet of the day landed.
✔ Market confidence confirmed – favourite won.

🔄 Fix:
➡️ NAP selections should be in the Trixie/Patent.

📌 Final Betting Strategy Fixes

✔ Always include the NAP in multi-bets!
✔ Trixie = 1 strong fav + 2 tactical value plays.
✔ Patent = Each-way selections with real winning potential, not just placers.
✔ Trust track bias more in tactical handicaps.

🚀 Final Thought: Next Time, The Big Winners Land! 💰

We nailed some big market reads (Rubaud, Our Boy Stan, Tripoli Flyer, Bad), but Trixie & Patent structure failed.

🔄 Next time, the betting structure will match the analysis for maximum impact.

🎯 Get ready for our next strike—bigger, better, and more profitable! 🚀🏇🔥

Pre-racing Predictions

Trixie Bet #1: The Consistency Play

📌 Objective: Three low-risk, high-probability selections based on consistency, recent form, and proven ability.

🏇 Selections:

✅ Mondo Man (14:25 Kempton) – (EVS to 2.1) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
✅ Hyland (15:35 Kempton) – (5.1) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
✅ Ideal Des Bordes (16:10 Kempton) – (4.3) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

🔍 Selection Breakdown:

1️⃣ Mondo Man (14:25 Kempton - 2m Grade 2 Juvenile Hurdle)

Trainer: Gary & Josh Moore | Jockey: Caoilin Quinn
📌 Key Form:
✔ 2nd on hurdles debut to Lulamba, a Triumph Hurdle fancy (solid benchmark).
✔ Top-class Flat form (5th in the Prix du Jockey Club).
✔ Trainer excels with juvenile hurdlers.

📌 Why He’s The Bet:
Best form in the race, open to major improvement, and the sharp Kempton track should suit his high cruising speed.

2️⃣ Hyland (15:35 Kempton - 3m Handicap Chase)

Trainer: Nicky Henderson | Jockey: Nico de Boinville
📌 Key Form:
✔ 2nd in the Grade 1 Kauto Star over C&D.
✔ Back in a handicap off a fair mark (147).
✔ Trainer-jockey combo thrives at Kempton.

📌 Why He’s The Bet:
Has Grade 1 form in the book and drops in class into a handicap. If running to his Boxing Day level, he’ll be tough to beat.

3️⃣ Ideal Des Bordes (16:10 Kempton - 2m4f Handicap Chase)

Trainer: Nicky Henderson | Jockey: Nico de Boinville
📌 Key Form:
✔ Progressive novice chaser, winner at Wincanton in January.
✔ Strong 2nd over 3m at Kempton last time, jumping boldly.
✔ Now back to an ideal trip (2m4f).

📌 Why He’s The Bet:
Still on the up, and with a bold-jumping style, he should be hard to peg back in this winnable handicap.

💰 Bet Type: Trixie (3 Doubles + 1 Treble, 4 bets total)

🎯 Expected Outcomes:
✔ 2 winners = Small profit 💰
✔ 3 winners = Big return 🎯🚀

Trixie Bet #2: The All-Ways Patent (Higher-Risk Play)

📌 Objective: Higher-value selections with genuine upside potential while balancing risk.

🏇 Selections:

✅ St Pancras (14:25 Kempton) – (8.4) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
✅ Malaita (13:15 Kempton) – (9.0) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Replaces Non-Runner One Knight)
✅ Beachcomber (15:35 Kempton) – (9.2) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

🔍 Selection Breakdown:

1️⃣ St Pancras (14:25 Kempton - 2m Grade 2 Juvenile Hurdle)

Trainer: Toby Lawes | Jockey: K Brogan
📌 Key Form:
✔ Won a Listed race at Musselburgh last time, improving massively.
✔ Took a big step forward from his hurdles debut.
✔ Still unexposed and open to further improvement.

📌 Why He’s The Bet:
He hasn’t hit his ceiling yet and is on an upward curve. If Mondo Man underperforms, St Pancras is the biggest danger.

2️⃣ Malaita (13:15 Kempton - 2m5f Handicap Hurdle)

Trainer: Mel Rowley | Jockey: Charlie Deutsch
📌 Key Form:
✔ Consistent performer – 3rd last time at Ludlow in a good race.
✔ Trainer/Jockey Combo is strong (Deutsch a good front-runner).
✔ Back to a more suitable trip after 3m looked too far last time.

📌 Why She’s The Bet:
She’s tough, consistent, and races prominently, which is an advantage at Kempton. This trip should suit perfectly, and at odds of 9.0, she’s a value each-way play.

3️⃣ Beachcomber (15:35 Kempton - 3m Handicap Chase)

Trainer: Jonjo & A.J. O’Neill | Jockey: Jonjo O’Neill Jr.
📌 Key Form:
✔ Won comfortably over C&D in December, making all in first-time blinkers.
✔ Up 9lb but still progressing.
✔ Front-runner who could dominate again.

📌 Why He’s The Bet:
Likely front-runner who could dictate from the front again if he gets into a rhythm. He had plenty in hand last time, so the rise in weights may not stop him.

💰 Bet Type: Patent (3 Singles, 3 Doubles, 1 Treble, 7 bets total)

🎯 Expected Outcomes:
✔ 1 winner = Covers most of the stake 💰
✔ 2 winners = Strong profit 🎯
✔ 3 winners = Massive return 🚀🔥

🚀 Final Bet Strategy (Updated)

1️⃣ Trixie Bet #1 (Consistency Play):

• 🎯 Mondo Man (14:25) WIN

• 🎯 Hyland (15:35) WIN

• 🎯 Ideal Des Bordes (16:10) WIN

2️⃣ Trixie Bet #2 (Value Play):

• 🎯 St Pancras (14:25) E/W

• 🎯 Malaita (13:15) E/W (New Selection)

• 🎯 Beachcomber (15:35) E/W

🔥 Best Win Bet: Mondo Man (14:25 Kempton)
💰 Best Each-Way Bet: Malaita (13:15 Kempton) (New)
📈 Biggest Value Bet: Beachcomber (15:35 Kempton)

💡 Final Thought:
👉 Trixie #1 = Low-risk, high-probability play for solid returns.
👉 Trixie #2 = High-upside bets where any two winners = profit.

💰 LET’S LAND THESE WINNERS! 💰 🚀🏇🔥

📌 Gamble Responsibly! Keep the wit sharp and the bets smarter—the universe still owes us all a winning streak! 😆🔥

Notes from AJ the Hobbyist: I'm waiting until much closer to off time to see which Hobby Picks (my denture has finally arrived 😆) are drifters or steamers, based on Betfair odds at the time of publishing and updated Timeform data.
Key Reminders:
Parading: Look for calm, focused horses with a good walk—avoid those sweating excessively or agitated.
Going Down: Smooth, controlled canter = positive. Overly keen or reluctant = caution.
At the Post: Composed behaviour signals readiness; restlessness, rearing, or sweating could be negatives.
Odds Market Sentiment:
Steamers (shortening odds): Positive market confidence, but watch for overbet favourites.
Drifters (lengthening odds): Could signal trainer/jockey concerns—or just market overreaction, offering value.
Keep emotions out—trust the data, the visuals, and the odds shifts. 🎯

Race-by-Race Predictions

🏇 Race 1 - 13:15 Kempton (2m5f Handicap Hurdle)

1️⃣ Saint Anapolino

Trainer: Philip Hobbs & Johnson White | Jockey: M G Nolan
Key Form: Progressive 6-year-old who is improving with each run. Won impressively at Exeter before following up at Taunton in a battling performance. Looks to have more in the locker now stepping up in trip.
Why: He’s clearly on the up, found extra under pressure last time, and should relish the added distance. With an official rating of 123, he still looks well treated in the weights. The market is showing solid support, and his battling qualities make him a strong contender for the win.

2️⃣ Gold For Alec

Trainer: Tom Symonds | Jockey: Benjamin Poste
Key Form: Comes into this in fine shape, having won at Huntingdon over a slightly shorter trip. His Chepstow third in December has been franked by multiple runners since.
Why: A 9lb rise for his Huntingdon win is a test, but this 5-year-old has looked progressive. The going should suit, and he’s in great form. He’s a solid each-way option and could push the favourite all the way.

3️⃣ Court In The Act

Trainer: Harry Derham | Jockey: Paul O'Brien
Key Form: Made all at Market Rasen in October and was heavily backed. Struggled at Windsor last time but his stable was out of form then. A step up in trip could suit.
Why: He’s got a strong front-running style, and if allowed to dictate, he could take some catching. The stable is in better shape now, and this step up in trip could unlock more improvement.

🎯 Wildcard Pick: Doyen Quest

Trainer: Dan Skelton | Jockey: Harry Skelton
Key Form: Won at Cheltenham over 3m in November but has since struggled off higher marks. The drop back to 2m5f could reignite his spark.
Why: The Skelton team excels in placing their horses, and this step down in distance looks like a smart move. He’s proven in competitive handicaps and has market support. If he bounces back, he could be the one to surprise at value odds.

🏇 Race 2 - 13:50 Kempton (2m4f Grade 2 Novices' Chase)

1️⃣ Rubaud

Trainer: Paul Nicholls | Jockey: Harry Cobden
Key Form: Classy dual Grade 2-winning hurdler who has taken well to fences. Runner-up in a strong Warwick Grade 2 last time and steps up in trip for the first time.
Why: Nicholls has dominated this race in recent years, and Rubaud has the most raw ability in the field. If he stays the trip, he should have too much class for these. His market position as the clear favourite reflects confidence, and he has the tactical speed to control the race.

2️⃣ Imperial Saint

Trainer: Philip Hobbs & Johnson White | Jockey: M G Nolan
Key Form: Progressive chaser who has racked up three wins in handicaps before finishing a strong third in a Cheltenham Grade 2. Proven over this trip and still improving.
Why: Has experience over the distance and is tactically versatile. His ability to see out this trip strongly makes him a major threat if Rubaud falters. Looks like a solid each-way play.

3️⃣ Ashdale Bob

Trainer: Mrs J. Harrington | Jockey: James Bowen
Key Form: Smart hurdler who won a Grade 3 chase at Galway in the summer but carries a penalty here. Returning from a break.
Why: Has proven class but may need the run. The weight penalty is a concern, but if fully wound up, he’s got enough ability to grab a place.

🎯 Wildcard Pick: Boombawn

Trainer: Dan Skelton | Jockey: Harry Skelton
Key Form: Won the Grade 2 Rising Stars at Wincanton before a mistake cost him dearly in a Newbury Grade 2.
Why: Freshened up since and could outrun his odds. He’s got Grade 2-winning form at the trip and should be fitter than Ashdale Bob. If he jumps fluently, he could be right in the mix at a price.

🏇 Race 3 - 14:25 Kempton (2m Grade 2 Juvenile Hurdle)

1️⃣ Mondo Man

Trainer: Gary & Josh Moore | Jockey: Caoilin Quinn
Key Form: High-class Flat performer in France, finishing fifth in the Prix du Jockey Club. Promising hurdles debut when second to Triumph Hurdle fancy Lulamba at Ascot.
Why: He brings elite Flat form and shaped well on his first start over hurdles despite racing keenly. If he settles better, he should prove too classy for this field and justify favouritism.

2️⃣ St Pancras

Trainer: Toby Lawes | Jockey: K Brogan
Key Form: Improved massively from his hurdles debut to win a listed juvenile race at Musselburgh in impressive fashion.
Why: He showed a big leap in ability last time and is open to more progress. While he lacks the class of Mondo Man, he’s an improving type who could be the main danger.

3️⃣ Opec

Trainer: James Owen | Jockey: Sam Twiston-Davies
Key Form: Won three of her first four hurdle starts, including a Listed race at Newbury. Disappointed in a Chepstow Grade 2 over Christmas but is better than that run suggests.
Why: If she can bounce back to her earlier form, she’s a solid contender. The ground and track should suit, making her a decent place option.

🎯 Wildcard Pick: Sauvignon

Trainer: Paul Nicholls | Jockey: Harry Cobden
Key Form: Won a Listed hurdle at Auteuil before moving to Nicholls. Pulled up on UK debut at Cheltenham but remains with potential.
Why: The yard has a strong record in this race, and he could improve significantly from his poor reappearance. If returning to his French form, he’s capable of surprising at a price.

🏇 Race 4 - 15:00 Kempton (2m Grade 2 Novices' Hurdle)

1️⃣ Tripoli Flyer

Trainer: J J Burke | Jockey: J J Burke
Key Form: Progressive bumper horse who has transitioned well to hurdles. Won comfortably at Market Rasen before an impressive victory at Musselburgh.
Why: He has looked a cut above in his two wins, settling matters with ease last time. He’s open to more improvement, and in a race where several have questions to answer, he looks the most exciting prospect.

2️⃣ Miami Magic

Trainer: Charlie Hammond | Jockey: Charlie Hammond
Key Form: Looked good when winning his first two starts over hurdles before stepping up to Grade 1 level in the Formby Novices’ Hurdle at Aintree, where he finished a strong second.
Why: Sets the standard on that Formby run and should go close again. However, his experience in Grade 1 company makes him more of a known quantity, while others still have untapped potential.

3️⃣ Starcrossed Lover

Trainer: C O’Farrell | Jockey: C O’Farrell
Key Form: Built on Irish form to win a maiden hurdle at Windsor before impressively defying a penalty at Hereford.
Why: He’s on an upward curve, winning easily last time. This is a step up in class, but he could continue improving and sneak a place at good odds.

🎯 Wildcard Pick: Celtic Dino

Trainer: Dylan Johnston | Jockey: Dylan Johnston
Key Form: Dual bumper winner who impressed in his first two hurdle wins before running better than the result suggests when fourth in the Grade 1 Formby (behind Miami Magic).
Why: He’s got ability and was slightly unlucky last time. If he gets a cleaner run, he’s got the scope to surprise and grab a big result at an each-way price.

🏇 Race 5 - 15:35 Kempton (3m Handicap Chase)

1️⃣ Hyland

Trainer: Nicky Henderson | Jockey: Nico de Boinville
Key Form: Progressive chaser who won a Listed novice chase at Cheltenham in November and then finished an excellent second in the Grade 1 Kauto Star over C&D on Boxing Day.
Why: He’s already proven at this level and now drops into a handicap off what looks a very fair mark (147). The form of his Kauto Star second is rock-solid, and he’s got a big chance to confirm his quality.

2️⃣ Lowry’s Bar

Trainer: Philip Hobbs & Johnson White | Jockey: M G Nolan
Key Form: Took well to chasing with wins at Exeter and Chepstow before finishing second in a Grade 2 at Windsor last month.
Why: Unexposed as a stayer and still improving. He was unlucky not to make it three in a row last time and could step up again here with conditions to suit.

3️⃣ Our Power

Trainer: Sam Thomas | Jockey: Dylan Johnston
Key Form: Won this race in 2023 and has been lightly raced since, but ran well to finish second in two Cheltenham handicaps this season.
Why: Clearly laid out for this race again and looks well-handicapped off just 3lb higher than when winning two years ago. Course form is a major plus.

🎯 Wildcard Pick: Beachcomber

Trainer: Jonjo & A.J. O’Neill | Jockey: Jonjo O’Neill Jr.
Key Form: Won comfortably over C&D in December, making all in first-time blinkers. Has been raised 9lb but won with plenty in hand.
Why: He’s getting the hang of chasing now, and if given an easy lead, he could prove hard to peg back again. A solid each-way bet at good odds.

Race 7 - 16:45 Kempton (2m NH Flat Race - Bumper)

🏇 Race Overview:
A strong bumper featuring several exciting prospects with top pedigree and impressive debuts. Likely strong pace set by Moneygarrow and One Knight, suiting horses with proven stamina.

🏆 Top Selections

1️⃣ Our Boy Stan (NAP - Strongest Form)

Trainer: Ben Pauling | Jockey: Ben Jones
📌 Key Form:

• Brilliant debut when 2nd in a Listed Cheltenham bumper on New Year’s Day.

• That form is rock-solid as the winner looks high-class.

📌 Why He’s The Bet:
That Cheltenham run is the best form here and he gets weight from his main rivals. Hard to beat.

2️⃣ Moneygarrow (Big Danger - Strong Profile)

Trainer: Dan Skelton | Jockey: Harry Skelton
📌 Key Form:

• Won impressively at Chepstow on debut (October)

• Solid 2nd at Ascot (December), running green late on.

• Bred for long-term success (full brother to Minella Crooner).

📌 Why He Can Win:
If he settles better, he has a serious engine and could be tough to peg back if leading.

3️⃣ One Knight (Each-Way Contender)

Trainer: Emma Lavelle | Jockey: Harry Cobden
📌 Key Form:

• Big improvement to win at Southwell in December, quickening well.

• Still unexposed and improving rapidly.

📌 Why He Can Win:
If the pace is steady, he could get first run on the closers.

📉 Market Movers to Watch

✅ Spectacularsunrise (9.2) – Won on debut (big price) & underestimated again.
✅ Cool Palmer (7.4) – Good 3rd on debut, likely to improve.
✅ Storming George (28.0) – Won at Doncaster but faces a big step up in class.

🎯 Tactical View:
Likely strong early pace from Moneygarrow and One Knight. Our Boy Stan should be well-placed to track and swoop late.

🏆 Final Selections:
1️⃣ WIN - Our Boy Stan (NAP) @ 3.2
2️⃣ WIN - Moneygarrow @ 2.3
3️⃣ E/W - One Knight @ 9.0

Final Thoughts:

• Race 6 (16:10 Kempton) – Ideal Des Bordes is progressive and can outstay his rivals.

• Race 7 (16:45 Kempton) – Our Boy Stan is a listed performer in an ordinary bumper field – strong bet.

📊 Best Bets of the Final Two Races:
🔥 Best Win Bet: Our Boy Stan (16:45)
💰 Best Each-Way Bet: Bad (16:10)
📈 Biggest Value Bet: One Knight (16:45)

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