Signposts: Well-treated Bamako can follow up for Williams

Credit: Harry Trump

Kim Bailey doesn’t travel from his Gloucestershire base to Wetherby lightly, with a record of 11-28 (39 per cent strike-rate). Thumb Stone Blues (1.00) has shown enough in all three chase starts to
warrant support.

Bamako Du Chatelet (5.25 Wolverhampton) is 6lb ahead of the handicapper after his apprentice win last week and Ian Williams improves his normal strike-rate of 12 per cent with last-time-out winners to 28 per cent when turning them out quickly.

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Published on 26 December 2017inHorse racing tips

Last updated 18:37, 26 December 2017

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