Renowned bettor returns to preferred racing venue, aiming to keep unbroken 100% win streak with chosen trainer
In the world of horse racing, recent form can often be the key to success. Two horses standing out with promising recent performances are Beijinho and Huxley.
Adrian Murray's Beijinho is showing a promising trend, having finished second on her 1-mile course debut in July. With her trainer enjoying a strong recent run, having his last two Flat runners win, Beijinho is expected to improve as she drops down to 7 furlongs.
Michael Attwater's Huxley, a four-year-old, remains a maiden but is dropping into Class 6 company to try to break his maiden status. He recently finished fifth of seven in a Class 5 race at Sandown. Huxley teams up with apprentice jockey Tommie Jakes, who has good success riding for Attwater this season.
Other horses mentioned in your query, such as Jonathan Portman's Bownder, Charlie Johnston's Dutch Decoy, Mick Appleby's Lipsink, Richard Fahey's Kiss For An Angel, Ger Keane's Mephisto, Silvestre de Sousa's Angle Land, James Owen's B Associates, and Beautiful Dawn, do not have publicly reported recent form updates in the sources found.
However, it's worth noting that Bownder, who last won over this trip four starts ago in June, is set to compete in a 1m2f apprentice handicap race at Newbury. Angle Land, an eight-time winner, is one of the horses that Silvestre de Sousa will ride at Yarmouth, and Dutch Decoy, an eight-year-old horse, has won five of his eleven races at the Newmarket July course but has been unsuccessful in all eight runs on the Rowley Mile course.
Beijinho, an unraced filly, is set to compete in a 7f apprentice maiden race, having finished second in a mile maiden last month. Angle Land is set to compete in a 5f handicap at Yarmouth, and Mephisto, an eight-year-old horse, is set to compete in a 2m5f handicap hurdle at Tramore.
In terms of trainers, Robert Cowell is the trainer of Angle Land, Jonathan Portman has a 38% strike-rate in handicaps for three-year-olds and upwards at Newbury this season, returning a profit of £13.50 to a £1 level stake, and Mick Appleby is two from three in handicaps for three-year-olds and upwards on the July course this season for a £17.50 level-stake profit.
Silvestre de Sousa has a 31% strike-rate at Yarmouth this season and has two rides on the card, and Ger Keane is the trainer of Mephisto.
Lastly, it's worth mentioning that Murray's recent form is strong, with his last two runners on the Flat both winning, but his horse Sam Coen is yet to win a race for Adrian Murray.
With these horses and trainers to watch, the upcoming races promise an exciting spectacle for horse racing enthusiasts.
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