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    Horse Racing Tips: Lerwick Returns to Kempton

    James DooleyBy James DooleyFebruary 26, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Toddlers in the racing game might just call it another day at the races, but seasoned folks know this midweek outing is bursting with thrills. With leather saddles polished, bring your attention to Wednesday’s riveting card.

    NAP of the Day: Lerwick at Kempton

    All eyes are on Lerwick for the 6.00 Kempton race. This five-year-old gelding showed he’s as sprightly as ever when almost clinching victory at Newcastle. He hit the front with grace, only to be pipped at the post. This familiar patch at Kempton might just be the charm he needs.

    Why Kempton Holds the Key

    Having been asked to run shorter distances, Lerwick has found his stride, with this track offering a shorter straight that suits his style. Under Ed Bethell’s guidance, he appears ready to make a winning return. Racing a consistent campaign, a repeat of his last performance can get him that trip to the winner’s circle — he’s as ready as a racehorse can be.

    Wetherby Watch: Art of Diplomacy and Ladronne

    Wetherby’s entry list shines with promise, with Art of Diplomacy stepping up for the 2.45 race. The gelding has been hinting at brilliance with his last few chases, each outing bringing more wisdom. They’ve wisely decided to test him at a longer distance, a move encouraged not just by his elegance but his declining handicap mark — no reason not to be bullish here.

    Later in the day, at 4.28, Ladronne runs with the weight of the world lightened off his back. Dropping grades, facing a longer trip, and boasting a stable run, he’s poised for victory. His last run, though not quite under the lights, was in stronger company — he’s got a spring in his step, that’s for sure.

    Bangor Brilliance: Jackpot Cash

    Unwrapping a Lucky Chance

    Let’s not overlook Jackpot Cash racing in the 2.25 at Bangor. With a victorious debut over hurdles at Southwell, under the watchful eyes of James Owen, he’s cleaned up his act and is ready to jump higher and better. Bangor might just be the stage where his newfound discipline shines brightest.

    Reflections on the Races

    It’s days like this, with fields boasting such talent, that make the world of horse racing so electrifying. Each galloper has a story yearning to be told with thunderous hooves pounding on the dirt. So, buckles fastened and binoculars ready, as we lean into another day on the field. We’ll see which of these runners have the heart to finish the day basking in victory’s golden glow, dreams galloped into reality.

    Responsible Gambling

    Remember, the track is a place for both dreams and caution. Set limits, play responsibly, and know this: the race to be enjoyed is the race you can walk away from, having bet only what you can truly afford.

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    James Dooley is a UK entrepreneur who founded British Racecourses because of his love for horse racing. James Dooley Entrepreneur Who Owns Racehorses James owns 14 racehorses through Dooley Thoroughbreds, so he understands all aspects of horse racing, from wagering bets, and booking jockeys to sourcing the best horse racing trainers. James is the younger brother of David Dooley, who was voted the “Best Horse Racing Tipster in the UK”.

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