Well in general, try and spot trainers that are taking part in these sort of practices. Hence, being particularly wary of unexposed horses entered by shrewd yards, and also taking note of horses who are clearly being entered in races way above their level.

York's Dante meeting this week and hopefully another cracking bet tomorrow

Duke of York Stakes
Judd Street - One from left field in a competitive looking race like this. He's a useful sprinter on his day and showed he's as good as ever when running top class sprinters Joy And Fun, California Flag, War Artist and All Silent relatively close in a hot Group 3 in Dubai at the end of March. He'd previously shown good form at the track when victorious by the shortest of margins in a conditions race beating Carnival stalwart Star Crowned, ex-Ger Lyons Dohasa and listed winner Musaalem over 6f on firm ground. He showed good form last year when running Ancien Regime close on the AW and Ialysos who's also a top grade performer in big sprints at Sandown. Judd Street has a good record on faster ground with his last six wins all coming on ground described as good or faster. This race often goes to a big priced winner (The Kiddy Kid @ 14/1 and Utmost Respect @ 16/1 in recent years) and Judd Street will have conditions to suit in this years renewal.

Advice: 2pts Win, 1pt Place @ 40/1 (Bet365)

thanks for the unneeded advice and totally missing the point.

Great ride by Hughes

What point have I missed? My post seems to answer yours.

Looking forward to York this week especially Friday as I'm goin..

Like the look of Forgotten Army in the last tomorrow, so far it's looking like a 16 runner handicap so hopefully be playing for the first 4, no doubt be a non-runner to cut it back to only top three though!

Anyway, this one from the Tompkins yard won it's 3rd and final start of last season beating an odds on shot from the Stoute yard. That runner up Verdant came out and won the other week very readily off a mark of 80. Forgotten Army makes it's handicap debut tomorrow off what could be a lenient mark of 70 looking at what it beat last time, the excellent William Buick in the saddle is another huge plus for me.

Will have a look on Tompkins website tomorrow morning to see what they say on there. Could be a good e/w bet...

4:55 - Official Style - The yard think its a group horse, he has bundles in hand got his first hard race today and will show his class.

Posh Cracker 5.40 Naas meant to be a very promising 2 year old and looks a big e/w price at 10/1, assuming there are no withdrawls.

Whoops

Poor break from the stalls cost Showcasing