Mare could prove thrown in back over fences

Credit: Patrick McCann

Raktiman could enjoy jumping fences round Fakenham
1.45 Fakenham

Although being sent over fences relatively late in life last season, Raktiman started really well, running close third to the talented Stilletto and then running away with a handicap by ten lengths off a mark of 121.

Both of those runs were at Catterick which, like Fakenham is a left-handed sharp track, although not quite as extreme as the Norfolk venue.

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Published on 17 December 2016inHorse racing tips

Last updated 15:35, 17 December 2016

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