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Listowel’s Harvest Festival gets underway today and can often be the stage of the year when one or two of the more renowned National Hunt type horses and yards start to crank into a higher gear, given the prize money on offer for some of the contests as we go through the week.
In the Kinisla Bloom Feeds Irish EBF Mares’ Handicap Hurdle at 3.18 at Listowel, Willie Mullins runs two mares making their handicap debuts and the likes of Henry De Bromhead and Gavin Cromwell have likely types running too, which has all led to a couple of in-form mares being completely missed by the early markets.
At 18/1 each-way generally for 5 places, Speisalta is fiercely progressive after a Sligo mares’ maiden hurdle romp and an even better 2nd place finish to an in-form mare at Bellewstown and is one of two 1-star * bets in the race for WhichBookie.
The other one is the 25/1 each-way generally about Midnight Eagle, who has improved with every start for Andrew MacNamara, and but for the jockey losing his irons on penultimate start, thus masking her winning margin of superiority, and not staying over 3m+ last time, she would be much much shorter today.
In the Every Race Live On Racing TV Handicap at 4.30 at Hamilton Park, there is also a lovely 2-star ** bet to be had on the 9/2 each-way about course and mud lover Tee Aitch Eye.
He romped home at the track last time, bouncing back to form, won this race last year in similar conditions and but for the presence of (the admittedly solid and well-handicapped) Motawaared, Draupnir and Empirestateofmind, Tee Aitch Eye would and should still be clear favourite in my eyes.
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You’ll find each way tips for today listed above from Will Smith. The best each way bet for today will be listed as their ‘NAP’.
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Absolutely! In fact, you’ll often find our tipster Will Smith providing ante-post tips in the months leading up to the major festivals which can have a lot of value. Will has had great success at festivals such as Cheltenham and Royal Ascot by providing both winning ante-post and daily betting tips. Check out today’s Cheltenham tips for all selections from Will Smith & David Young.
We keep a record of all of the tips suggested by Will and a record of every tip he has published can be found on his profile page which can be found here.
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