Friday's Four Horse Stats Accumulator

The first horse in todays bet comes from Fakenham over the jumps in the Class 4 handicap hurdle over 2 mile 4 furlongs and the horse that can kickstart the day is the Olly Murphy trained Miles To Milan.

This eight year old scored on chase debut back in May and since then has been on a break. Now back for the season ahead he goes back over hurdles and is very unexposed over these obstacles for his age.

Jockey on board today, Richard Johnson has a 41 percent strike rate at the course in the past 12 months and has finished outside of the top four twice in his previous 16 races so has plenty of form.

The second horse selection in todays Stats Accumulator with Sky Bet is our last over the jumps at Wincanton in the Class 3 handicap chase over 3 miles 1 furlong and the Colin Tizzard trained Exxaro is the horse we have gone with here.

This eight year old has ran a lot this season already but not quite on the ground he would like and has struggled to perform to his best, getting back on better ground can see his true potential and is at a nice price to place in this race.

His trainer who won the Cheltenham Gold Cup this year with Native River has sent more horses to Wincanton in the past year than he has to any other course and he has an incredible strike rate at 20 percent.

The penultimate horse of our four fold stats bet comes form Newcastle on the all weather in the Class 6 novice auction stakes over 7 furlongs and the Keith Dalgleish trained Boston George is our selection to finish in the top three places.

This two year old has only had one run in his young career and came a promising fifth in a York maiden but shaped nicely. He is out of a brilliant family with the Sire being the 2008 Queen Elizabeth Stakes II winner Raven's Pass.

Jockey on board today Callum Rodriguez has now lost his claim for riding so many winners and when teaming up with trainer Keith Dalgleish they have a 30 percent strike rate.

The final horse today in our Stats Accumulator with Sky Bet is from Dundalk in Ireland in the Handicap race over 7 furlongs and the horse we need to place that could land our bet is the Michael Halford trained Katiymann.

This six year old has been fairly consistent this year without actually getting a win. There is a saying in horse racing called horses for courses and Katiymann is certainly one of them.

This horse has only raced once at Dundalk over course and distance and won but when racing here over other trips he has never finished outside of the placings and during his career he has been here five times. Another positive is his trainer won this last year.