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By: Bill Esdaile

Bill Esdaile is City A.M. racing editor and managing director of Square in the Air.

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  • Side with Saint and Walden to land spoils at Aintree

    Sport

    FOLLOWING Storm Boelo delaying the return to Aintree a few weeks ago, we’re finally back racing over the birch in Liverpool. There are two races on Saturday’s card that take the eye for an ante-post bet, starting with the two-and-a-half-mile handicap chase (3.35pm). IMPERIAL SAINT has an affinity with the Mildmay course, with a record [...]

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  • Coul can be punters’ Angel on flat finale

    Sport

    SATURDAY’S November Handicap from Doncaster is the traditional curtain closer to the domestic Flat season. This meeting is often run in attritional conditions but with the dry weather we’ve had all summer, the ground may be unseasonably quick on Town Moor this weekend. My main bet on the card comes in the Listed Wentworth Stakes [...]

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  • Speech set for Notable Breeders’ Cup double

    Sport

    WITH the domestic jumps action difficult to weigh up this weekend, I’m looking across the pond to hunt out a few ante-post picks from the Breeders’ Cup. The two-day extravaganza from Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky kicks off on Friday evening with a card for the juveniles before Saturday night’s action sees the older champions crowned. [...]

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  • Haff a few quid on Agenda to land a blow at Keeneland

    October 27, 2026

    AHEAD of the nine Grade One contests at Keeneland on Saturday, Friday’s card features five juvenile Grade Ones, with a couple of ante-post opportunities worth considering. In the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies’ Turf (8.15pm), Sun Goddess looks sure to start a short-priced favourite. Aside from her defeat at Royal Ascot, she has carried all before [...]

  • Catch Calico on return to Cheltenham

    October 20, 2026

    CHELTENHAM returns this week with the two-day Showcase Meeting signalling that the jumps season is getting into gear. It looks like there could be plenty of rain around, and the going may change dramatically from the current description of good, so it’s worth keeping a close eye on the forecast. There’s plenty of interest across [...]

  • A bet on Burke’s Burning will have you Up at Doncaster

    October 20, 2026

    DONCASTER on Saturday plays host to the final Group One contest of the flat season, the William Hill Futurity Trophy (1.30pm). Unsurprisingly, Aidan O’Brien currently has an embarrassment of riches in the contest, with 11 of the 17 entries being Ballydoyle representatives. Noble Exhibit is the current ante-post favourite, but with rain forecast towards the [...]

  • Calanda can again be Ascot Champion

    October 13, 2026

    ASCOT’s British Champions Day this Saturday provides a final chance for some of the stars of the Flat season to strut their stuff before the campaign winds down. On a star-studded card, the aim is to hunt out a bit of ante-post value and take on the many short-priced favourites set to line up. There [...]

  • Prepare for Talk Of New York on Ascot’s Champions Day

    October 13, 2026

    THERE looks to be ante-post value to be had in two other British Champions Day contests, the QEII and the Balmoral Handicap. Starting with the competitive Group One mile contest (3.20pm), current favourite TALK OF NEW YORK looks the bet at this stage. As is often the case at this point in the season, some [...]

  • Take the Rising Mountain Road to Ces glory

    October 6, 2026

    THERE are two days of high-class racing from Newmarket to look forward to this week, with Future Champions Festival beginning on Friday. The feature on day one is the Group One Fillies’ Mile (2.57pm), where unbeaten Godolphin filly Musical Times is likely to go off a very short price and take plenty of beating. Saturday’s [...]

  • No reason to mask Annaf’s chance on the Knavesmire

    October 6, 2026

    AWAY from the action at HQ, there’s a typically competitive card at York alongside the first Premier Saturday meeting over the sticks at Chepstow. Looking at the racing on the Knavesmire, the most competitive race of the day is the Sky Bet Sprint Trophy Handicap (3.17pm). Specialist sprint trainer Mick Appleby has a strong hand [...]

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