Horse racing tips: ‘A win would secure his place at Royal Ascot' – Templegate's 6-1 NAP for the Osbornes
TEMPLEGATE'S TIPS Horse racing tips: 'A win would secure his place at Royal Ascot' – Templegate's 6-1 NAP for the Osbornes
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HICKORY (4.25 Newbury, nap)
Jamie Osborne's flyer was a game winner of Ascot's Victoria Cup before getting a bump at the start at Sandown last time. That meant he was way out the back before flying home to hit the frame. He could do with another win to secure his place in the Buckingham Palace at Royal Ascot and has every chance.
HARRYELLA (8.00 Chelmsford, nb)
Was an impressive winner on his last visit to this Essex track and didn't get a clear run when second at Wolverhampton last time. He's got more to offer and this longer trip will suit in-form James Fanshawe's hopeful.
DEEP WATER BAY (4.33 Nottingham, treble)
Was a typical Sir Mark Prescott improver when winning on handicap debut when stepping up in trip. He has an extra quarter-mile in front of him today which should see him take another big leap forward.
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