Free Horse Racing Tips: Is he the special One?

goes exceptionally well at Fontwell but I feel his front-running style might well be equally suited to the tight turns of Taunton. 

Trainer James Owen continues in excellent form and has booked Alex Chadwick, who was on board for this gelding’s latest win. This capable amateur’s 5lb claim will be useful. 

It looks very likely that Hecouldbetheone will get the lead and hopefully he will be able to kick clear swinging around the final bend – the point at which many races at Taunton are decided.  

I am sticking with Ugo Bingo even though he disappointed when I put him up last time. 

I definitely think he has one of these basement-grade handicap hurdles in him and it definitely seems as though this step up in trip will suit him well judged on how he was staying on the last twice. 

If things had gone better through the race last time he certainly could have finished closer, getting involved in a bumping match and then being short of room during the last half-mile. 

The tongue-tie is kept on and hopefully with better luck in-running, Ugo Bingo will be able to stay on for a place at a decent price in this competitive affair. 

Rebecca Menzies has her yard in very good form, with five winners since the middle of November. High Moon is now 6lb below his last winning mark and could be poised to score. 

He has been lightly raced over the last two seasons but certainly looked as though he might be back on track when he reappeared at Carlisle recently. 

It was only on the run in that lack of fitness told and he was bang in contention at the bottom of the hill. 

The handicapper has been generous dropping him for a very promising effort and this isn’t the strongest of handicaps.