Looking for expert ITV Racing tips for Thursday, 14th August. Our tipsters have handpicked today’s best horse racing tips from the Racing League at Windsor, featured live on ITV4 and ITVX.
From form analysis to betting value, scroll for today’s top selections, a Thursday ITV Racing accumulator, and the best bookmaker offers.
Our acca for the ITV racing on Thursday includes three selections from Windsor. Back this 3-leg ITV accumulator for Thursday:
This week’s Racing League coverage on ITV takes place at Windsor, and Nogo’s Dream could be a value play in the opener for Richard Hughes.
Finley Marsh is booked to take the ride on the five-year-old, who has won on his last two starts at Windsor. That includes a fine success over course and distance in June.
Has retained that form in recent efforts, including when narrowly beaten in a 20-runner handicap at Goodwood at the end of last month.
Julie Camacho’s Divine Legacy could still have improvement in him over this trip, and he may be a winner in waiting with Jason Watson taking the ride.
The three-year-old didn’t get a clear run at Doncaster last time when beaten under a length by War Supremo over a mile and two. Cheekpieces applied for the first time, and that could do the trick.
Karl Burke has been sending out winners regularly in recent weeks, and Gloriously Sassy looks like a standout contender in the 18:00.
The three-year-old gelding was beaten just under a length when third at Redcar on his return to a mile last time, but has a win to his name after landing the honours at Beverley before that appearance.
Ticks plenty of boxes with Clifford Lee booked to take the ride.
Brian Meehan had the winner of the race last year, and the trainer should have leading claims once again on Thursday.
Inishfallen will be the ride of Saffie Osborne, and he had excuses last time when fifth over course and distance after having a wide trip.
Was second before that effort over six furlongs at Windsor, and that puts him bang in the mix if enjoying better luck in-running.
Jimmy Speaking has the most upside of the runners in the 19:00 at Windsor on Thursday.
The Chris Dwyer runner will have Jack Dace aboard, and he appears to be in career-best form following an excellent win over a mile at York last time.
Was narrowly denied victory on his start prior when beaten a neck by Unassuming at Ascot. Plenty going in his favour, and an important 5lb taken off by the rider.
Lieber Power was a selection we liked last week, and the drop back in trip could be beneficial to his chances on Thursday.
The five-year-old was narrowly beaten at Chepstow last Thursday over a mile and four, but he still finished within two lengths of Beylerbeyi.
Has been progressive over this kind of distance throughout the season, including a fine fourth at Haydock in late May. Richard Kingscote is a notable booking for in-form trainer Andrew Balding.
Mr Swivell has been in red-hot form since joining the Kevin Philippart De Foy yard, winning three of his five starts.
That consistency continued at Wolverhampton at the end of last month when beating Shamrock Bay by a length.
A 6lb higher mark looks unlikely to stop his momentum, and this step up in trip should also play to his strengths. Should be challenging to beat if handling Windsor.
Coverage begins at 16:45 on ITV4 and ITVX. Live races today include:
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