15:20 Carlisle 🚨 NAP OF THE DAY 🚀 Circuit Breaker (9/2) 🚀 This horse has only won once on the Flat during his career, but he comes here 11lb lower than when recording that victory. He arrives in excellent form after two very respectable runs in higher-grade company and now drops back into a Class 5 contest. He looks ready to strike soon and, off this sort of mark, could easily win more than once, with plenty of improvement still to come. A tricky horse for the O’Neils, he has taken time to figure out, but they seem to be getting the best out of him now. Tactically, he should be able to sit just behind the leaders, track the pace into the final bend, and look to take over late. BIG FANCY today, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see strong market support. He’s been in my tracker since he destroyed a field at Kempton in 2024 and, still only six years old, there’s no reason he can’t finally fulfil that early promise and capitalise on his current mark.

The double is live, as you legends have smashed the like still a single in the telegram don’t miss it: t.me/ Jv7QOTtTHcgxZjE0 Like and repost 💰if we get 50 in there by 8:00pm a random member will be given £25 cash to get themselves on a couple of NAPS🚀

Big NAP of the day and an 8/1 double to pair with it on the Free Telegram 10 likes and I’ll drop the double on here…..

17:32 Salisbury 🚨NAP OF THE DAY 🚀 Taritino 5/1🚀 This horse won this race two years ago off a 6 POUND HIGHER mark and looked to be bang back to form when just held from winning and was 🥈by a nose. Billy has been booked a huge sign of intent from a small yard, mark or 67 and a price of 5/1 that will been hammered in….🔨🔨

15:20 Carlisle 🚨 NAP OF THE DAY 🚀 Circuit Breaker (9/2) 🚀 This horse has only won once on the Flat during his career, but he comes here 11lb lower than when recording that victory. He arrives in excellent form after two very respectable runs in higher-grade company and now drops back into a Class 5 contest. He looks ready to strike soon and, off this sort of mark, could easily win more than once, with plenty of improvement still to come. A tricky horse for the O’Neils, he has taken time to figure out, but they seem to be getting the best out of him now. Tactically, he should be able to sit just behind the leaders, track the pace into the final bend, and look to take over late. BIG FANCY today, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see strong market support. He’s been in my tracker since he destroyed a field at Kempton in 2024 and, still only six years old, there’s no reason he can’t finally fulfil that early promise and capitalise on his current mark.