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    Windsor Monday Horse Racing Tips: A 10/1 Play Takes the Lead

    James DooleyBy James DooleyMay 5, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    For those with a passion for the thundering hooves and the glory of the racing world, Monday brings a spectacle of races at Windsor. With decades of experience as a horse trainer coursing through these reviews, let’s take a gallop through each race with fresh insights.

    16:25 – Cupola Leading the Field

    In this wide-open contest, Clive Cox’s filly, Cupola, looks poised to show more than her current mark suggests. Bred for greatness, her qualifying runs revealed clear promise. Eyes are also on September’s Thirsk winner, Moostar, returning with potential to pose a formidable challenge. Style King, nearly clinching it at Wolverhampton, could transform back on turf, while Valsharah may shine if luck and a good pace favor him.

    17:00 – Betting on Special Ghaiyyath

    While Al Shababi set expectations high with his debut second place at Kempton, recent disappointments cast shadows over his prospects. Special Ghaiyyath, however, narrowly missed the mark at Wolverhampton mere weeks ago and previously impressed on fast ground over this same course and distance. An eye should also be kept on any market movers, as newcomers could surprise.

    17:30 – Abundance Gaining Ground

    The lightly raced Abundance could be in for a significant step forward. Despite traffic woes at Wolverhampton, his eyecatching run has set tongues wagging. Upped in distance for this reappearance, Abundance offers the promise of progress. Sea Founder showcases solid 2-year-old credentials, though Richard Hannon’s Bondi might improve significantly in his second outing.

    18:00 – Tycoon Points to Glory

    The Gosdens’ Tycoon, with a Derby entry under his belt, commands attention after an eye-catching third-place finish at Sandown last August. He stands with leading claims as he steps up in trip, while Noble Horizon looms as a formidable rival. Keep an eye on Roger Varian’s newcomer, Relocal, and Ralph Beckett’s debutante, Glazia, as the market heats up.

    18:30 – Promethean (NAP) Set for Success

    Promethean drops down in grade, fresh off what seemed an unlucky last outing at Doncaster. Now stretching over a longer trip, his potential seems untapped. Morcar, Silver Gunn, and First Officer, ranked in order of preference, could all make waves on this course and distance, with Expert Witness also likely to join the fray.

    19:00 – Kinetic on Solid Ground

    Back on turf, Kinetic seemingly holds a strong hand after a stylish Lingfield victory. An in-form claimer bolsters his return prospects. Dibble Dabble poses the most immediate threat, while Queen’s Company and Cherry Cola seek to find their stride.

    19:30 – Herkeios to Break Through

    A competitive setup sees Herkeios hunting for victory, having danced close to the doorstep several times. The persistent Skyelight also stands out as a strong challenger, fresh off a commendable third at Lingfield. Don’t overlook Ceira G, aiming to execute a clean getaway, or Mr Ubiquitous, returning from a break.

    20:05 – Antiphon Closing the Curtain

    Concluding Windsor’s array, last year’s winner Antiphon reappears with a 15lb advantage. But keep your binoculars glued on Torfrida, who recently brought her best to the track. Bama Lama’s notable course history bolsters her case, alongside claims from Bang On The Bell and recent victors Harry Brown and Ancient Times.

    Each race teems with possibilities, seasoned with breathtaking moments and the promise of seeing raw talent unfold. Wherever you focus your attention, Windsor promises a day full of drama and displays of equine skill.

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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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