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Joel Pattison
July 17, 2023

JPRacing - Crap Racing 💩

Last week was a pretty good one for the newsletter, with my calculations working out 13 winners over the course of the week.

1️⃣3️⃣ winners for my followers and newsletter subscribers since Monday
Geologist 11/8
Williamstowndancer 11/10
Thirtyfour Thirty 2/1
Keep Warm 4/1
Zoffany Bay 11/8
The Caribbean 16/5
Works Of Art 6/4
Zarinks 85/40
Mapmaker 11/8
Swiss Star 6/5
The Folkes Tiara 11/8
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— Joel Pattison Racing 🏇 (@JPRacing23)
6:53 PM • Jul 14, 2023

However, after so much racing last week, especially later in the week, we’re now enduring something of a quiet (crap) period.

Yesterday was particularly shit, with just two jumps meetings and today isn’t much better with five meetings across the UK and Ireland.

Monday’s are usually a pretty good day for the newsletter though, so let’s hope we can still find a few winners at Ayr, Newton Abbot, Killarney, Windsor and Wolverhampton.

Headlines

Shaquille absolutely hosed home to justify favouritism in the July Cup. He’s such a unique horse in that he starts so badly, but wins so well. That was also a first Group 1 success for Rossa Ryan.

City Of Troy was also impressive at Newmarket on Saturday, winning the Superlative Stakes at a canter and the Aidan O’Brien 2YO is now the 5/2 fav for the Guineas.

Two-time French Classic winner Blue Rose Cen is set to clash with Nashwa in the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood.

Adelaide River could be in contention for the King George after finishing runner-up to Feed The Flame in the Grand Prix de Paris. Hakum is also still on track to feature in the Ascot G1.

One to watch

There’s just the one one to watch today and it’s Bremen (11/8) in the 17:20 at Killarney. The Donnacha O’Brien horse was beaten by just a neck by a previous winner on debut from 22/1 at Tipperary earlier this month and he can use that experience to go one better today.

Aidan’s and Joseph’s newcomers Navy Seal (5/2) and Alonzo (6/1), who both hold entries in the G1 Vincent O’Brien National Stakes in September, appear to be the obvious dangers

Twitter NAP

🏇 Monday NAP
18:30 Wolverhampton: Just Janet (6/4)
Three successive seconds before finally getting off the mark for the season when stepped up to 7f on AW at Catterick lto. Fancied to defy penalty and win again on Tapeta today
#HorseRacing#HorseRaxingTips
— Joel Pattison Racing 🏇 (@JPRacing23)
7:35 AM • Jul 17, 2023

Newsletter exclusive tips

This section in particular was on fire last week, so let’s see if we can keep that going with today’s selections.

The first pick is Oh So Grand at 11/8 in the 19:00 at Wolverhampton. She made all the running when she got off the mark at Bath just under two weeks and she’s open to further improvement under a penalty today.

The second is Matloob (13/8) in the 18:40 at Windsor. He was was disappointing on his first two starts, but finally got off the mark to win by over a length at Wolverhampton lto and he can improve tons if the penny finally dropped. Indispensable being a non-runner should be a big boost as well.

Last but not least, we have a pick from the world of jumps. Romanor ran on late to finish third at Stratford earlier this month and the experienced horse looks like he could pick up his fourth chasing victory this afternoon in the 16:35 at Newton Abbot.