Horse Racing Tips | 25th October 2014

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THE jump racing season kicks into gear on Saturday with action at Aintree and Chepstow. We got Jack Milner (@JJMSports) to cast his eye over the cards.

Aintree 14:00

I want to talk to you about Garde La Victoire, my best bet of the day. He was very impressive last season and kicked-off his campaign beating Regal Encore at this meeting last year. His profile was very progressive from there on in, he finished second to Ballyalton at Cheltenham in December before finding the Supreme Novices too tough, however he ended the season in style with two wins in April.

There was some 7/2 (BetVictor) around as I recorded this and that's a great bet. I reckon he'll go off around 15/8!

Aintree 15:00

This is the big race of the day and I'm with Uxizandre (4/1 Coral) here. The JP McManus beast finished second to Taquin De Seuil in the JLT at Cheltenham before a win over Oscar Whisky at Aintree. He goes well fresh too so this race should suit him as he starts his preparation for a likely tilt at the Ryanair next year.

His trainer Alan King has started the season really well and with Barry Geraghty on board I'm feeling confident.

Chepstow 16:10

Everyone in the National Hunt game knows just how potentially well handicapped Regal Encore (3/1 BetVictor) is and it could be his day. This is a horse who finished second in the 2013 Cheltenham Bumper and although he was disappointing last season, he only finished outside the first four once.

I think he can have a good season this year starting with Saturday. He goes well fresh and it's very interesting that his jockey Tony McCoy rides here rather than at Aintree. I expect the money to come for Regal Encore on Saturday and fancy his chances.

Best Bets

Aintree 14:00 – Garde La Victoire (7/2 BetVictor)

Aintree 15:00 – Uxizandre (4/1 Coral)

Chepstow 16:10 – Regal Encore (3/1 BetVictor)

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I started working in the betting industry as a teenager, not necessarily legally, as a son of someone who has been in involved in Huddersfield’s leading independent bookmakers for nearly 35 years. Since then I've moved from Timebox to Coral to BetVictor. A lover of football, cricket, rugby, darts, golf and National Hunt Racing to mention but a few. Talk a good game, punt a dreadful one. You will catch me on the sun-laden astroturf pitches of Gibraltar or in an office watching horses run around a field or golfers hitting balls with a stick, generally with a few bob on both.

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