Today marks day one of a highlight of the racing calendar, the Ebor Festival at York. Sporting Life describe it as “one of the most significant weeks of the summer programme” and with racing from Wednesday for four days, this is a chance to watch the likes of Willie Mullins and Aidan O’Brien battle it out.

Our tipping selection for Wednesday follows:

 

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The Steeple Times’ horse racing tips with an analysis of the top tipsters and their selections for the Ebor Festival The final day of the Ebor Festival is upon us and with this good weather, it looks set to be a superb afternoon of racing. Our tipping selection for Saturday at York follows: […]

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Runners & Riders –The Epic Ebor, Day Three

The Steeple Times’ horse racing tips with an analysis of the top tipsters and their selections for the Ebor Festival Our double romped home and came in yesterday. Search For A Song and Enable both gloriously came first. Our tipping selection for Friday at York follows: Obvious Options The horse of the day […]

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Sir Michael Stoute and Frankie Dettori are the ‘must watch’ combo and with Logician at EVS in the 3pm and the widely backed King Of Comedy at 7/2 in the 3.35pm, they most definitely have a great chance to bring home a double.

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We are following Radio 4’s tips today given they’ve been performing so well of late.

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We suggest following their lead and taking an each way bet on Jabbarockie at 18/1 in the 1.55pm. Of this “solid type,” the Racing Post says: “Consistent and steadily progressive this season; made all for an emphatic success at Musselburgh (5f, good) most recently; now 7lb higher  and upped in class… Can’t be dismissed.”

Later in the 4.50pm, we also like the Hayley Turner ridden Otago at 20/1 even if he’s drifted from 14/1 earlier this morning. A half-brother to Musical Comedy, the Racing Post remarks: “Profile suggests he well come on so [a] bold show wouldn’t surprise.”

Pictured top: King Of Comedy at Royal Ascot.

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