4.5/1 Place Acca For Today's Racing

The first horse in the place acca for todays racing is at Ascot in the Class 3 contest over 1 mile and Ortiz trained by Henry Candy is our pick of the horses.

This three year old has been really consistent in his career and especially in his three runs this season geting better fo each run and finishing in the placings in all three.

Last time out he go his first win of the season at Kempton and before that was second at 66/1 in the Sandringham Stakes. If performing to the same level and maybe even improving he will be tough to get past today and sure to finish in the top three.

The second selection today is at Hexham in the Class 5 handicap hurdle over 2 miles 7 furlongs. Equus Pandora trained by peter Bowen is our pick in this.

This unexposed four year old has been in the mix a bit this year and can do the same today in a weaker race. She kept on really well when last seen to suggest this step up in trip will suit her more and the Bowen camp are in good form.

The next of our picks for todays place accumulator is from Ireland and the mares flat race at Gowran Park over 2 miles. Queens Boulevard trained by Willie Mullins looks the one to beat in this.

After having two starts this five year old mare has gone on to win both of them impressively. She caused an upset of late at Listowel and from there has really took to racing, looking for a hat trick today she is sure to give a good performance and at least get in the frame.

Staying in Ireland but over the all weather at Dundalk and the first race of the night there see's our penultimate pick with the Aidan O'Brien trained Never No More over five furlongs.

This youngster made a promising start to proceedings when finishing a good second on debut at Naas, only finishing behind an 80 rated stablemate. He is sure to come on for that run and won't be far away at all today.

The final selection of the night is at Dundalk again in the Listed contest over 7 furlongs and again Aidan O'brien is the man to hopefully bring it home for us with Old Glory.

This two year old cost £1.6 million when bought and on debut showed a glimpse of that when winning comfortably at Naas. He is the one to beat today as he should be constantly improving.