Wrath Of Hector wins….advised @ 10/1

Wrath Of Hector wins….advised @ 10/1

Back to winning ways for the month with our previous all-weather winner WRATH OF HECTOR.

The price bounced around with 10’s on offer this morning and even a bit of reported 14’s taken 🙂

Backed into 9/2, Holly Doyle got him up in the last 100 yds by just under a length From Lincoln Red 🙂

For those on the new 2022/23 £1k to £10k Annual Challenge, the bank is at £1242.88 with current full stakes at £15.54 EW with over a 44% win/place rate. 

The 2022 Turf bank stands at +26.9 pts to 1pt EW stakes with over a 45% win/place rate. 

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…….this is what private members received at 8.00am in the morning…….

Today’s Selections

Yarmouth 20.20

Some questionable types here in a weak looking 0-55.

Ruth Carr’s Foreseeable Future has been in the tracker but 2-27 tempers enthusiasm with one of those wins here over C&D back in 2017!

Possibly best of the mid range 8’s, odds is Julia Fielden’s Heer’s Sadie who has improving RPR’s and gone well on the quicker stuff to date.

However, It’s been a while since we backed WRATH OF HECTOR when winning for us on the AW with Mick Appleby.

Rocked up in that one at this trip after looking like the handicapper had his measure. Had improved 20lb through 2020 up to 68. However, most wins come around the 58-61 and does tend to throw them in at a price.

Under new trainer Jessica Macey showed up well for a good way over the mile on 2nd go for her. More noted as a 6f type does hold a C&D win in a classified here on this going.

Wouldn’t have to better that much to take this and with Hollie Doyle booked who goes well here looks decent value to press.

Low/mid draws look best and there’s plenty of 10’s and the extra 4th paying place on offer.

Yarmouth 20.20 – Wrath Of Hector (Full Stakes Challenge)  – Won advised 10/1

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