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Race 1 Weekend Winners On At The Races Apprentice Handicap (2m 120y)

19th May 25

Horse
Corsican Caper
Jockey
Mason Paetel
Trainer
K Frost
Corsican Caper, a 5-year-old gelding trained by K Frost, is all set to compete in the 'Race 1 Weekend Winners On At The Races Apprentice Handicap' over 2m 120y on Wolverhampton's standard (AW - Tapeta) surface. Teaming up with jockey Mason Paetel, Corsican Caper appears as a noteworthy contender despite his recent form showing no wins in his last few outings, which might raise a few eyebrows. However, a closer look reveals that he has participated in 36 races over a longer stretch, clinching 5 victories. While the course-specific form isn't glowing, his trainer has had a fair bit of success here recently, with a record of 9 wins in 48 over the last 180 days. The combination with jockey Paetel hasn't produced extraordinary results yet, but they've scored a win out of three collaborations in the past 500 days, suggesting potential. Priced at 8.5, it's neither a short nor a particularly lengthy shot, occupying that 'could be value' territory. Let's hope the pair can uncover some of that potential today. Leon Trotsky, also competing, is a 4-year-old gelding under the guidance of the duo, Julia & Shelley Birkett. With a relatively light recent race history, Leon Trotsky has managed one win out of six attempts during the last 180 days. Not the most inspiring form, no doubt, but it's hard to ignore the 3.5 odds, indicating reasonable confidence among the punters. Paired with jockey C R Lyons, who has managed a decent strike rate recently, this runner has some intrigue as well. Rounding up our top three is Roi De Baviere, a 4-year-old gelding trained by F O'Brien and ridden by Fern O'Brien, which admittedly, could lead to some interesting dinner conversations. With a live price standing at 23, he’s the long shot of this trio, and for a reason. His recent record isn't glittering with success; mainly zeros across the board suggest he might find this race challenging. However, horse racing can be unpredictable, and sometimes long odds bring big surprises. It’s Corsican Caper predicted to steal the show today according to the model, so if you're up for some betting action, he might just be your horse. Best of luck, may the best horse win, and remember, always bet responsibly! Price considerations are accurate as of today.
Article prices indicative and correct at 2:13 am on 19th May 2025

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Course SR 17.67% (from last 1262 races)

Course & Distance SR 17.86% (from last 28 races)

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