Don't give up on chaser who has failed to finish this season

Galway: Miss Eyecatcher and David Mullins lead the field home in the mares’ handicap hurdle

Galway: hosts the second day of their three-day serving on SundayCredit: Caroline Norris (racingpost.com/photos)

Nambour
2.15 Galway
2pts win

Form figures of 4FP might put you off Nambour in the Marlin Hotel Dublin Handicap Chase (2.15) but it might be worth giving the lightly raced nine-year-old another chance.

Nambour was eventually pulled up by Jack Kennedy when a 10-1 shot for the Munster National at Limerick a fortnight ago, but he was creeping into contention when he made a complete mess of five out and almost got rid of his rider. There was enough evidence there to suggest he has not lost all his old ability.

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Published on 26 October 2019inHorse racing tips

Last updated 19:06, 26 October 2019

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