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SAY IT SIMPLE LANDED US A 7/4 WINNER YESTERDAY MEANING WE’VE HAD 3 WINNERS FROM OUR LAST 4 NOW!
Kempton 2.25 Celtic Joy (10/3)
Made a winning start over fences, showing a good attitude to edge out a subsequent winner at Kempton in October; bumped into a smart horse in Sammy Bill on next start and likely capable of better again so worth keeping on side.
Say It Simple landed us a 7/4 winner yesterday so we have now landed 3 winners from our last 4 selections. We head to Kempton for our first tracker horse on Friday and CELTIC JOY catches the eye for Emma Lavelle. He was steadily progressive over hurdles and promises to be an even better chaser judging by his win and good second in his first two starts in this discipline. With the promise of more to come he looks a major player here and should serve it up to the favourite. Not That Fuisse has potential himself so is respected while On The Slopes ran a cracker at Cheltenham in December.
Notebook 1
Kempton 2.25 Celtic Joy (10/3)
Notebook Selection
Southwell 3.05 Fox Shinji (7/4)
Bits and pieces of ability in first three runs and improved to finish third on handicap debut here, beaten just a length at the line; should build on that now racing off the same mark; this might not take a great deal of winning either and the market is speaking favourably.
We head to Southwell for our second tracker horse of the day and FOX SHINJI makes plenty of appeal for Andrew Balding. He is a lightly raced sort who ran well on handicap debut over C&D to finish third, only beaten narrowly. With further improvement on the cards he is a confident selection to open his account off the same mark. Elhafei remains a maiden after 16 runs and is second fav so it shows you how this contest lacks strength in depth. Thunderoad is also a maiden but probably just shades it as the main danger with the blinkers back on.
Notebook 2
Southwell 3.05 Fox Shinji (7/4)
Notebook Double
Here you will find our Notebook Double which is profitable to follow. Remember to back the double (and singles) to consistent stakes and you’ll always come out on top in the end. The worst thing you can do is not back them after a blank day.
