Horse Racing Trader’s Tips: US Racing – Wednesday 29th April

Camacho mounts Curly Wurly, who on paper looks to have a better chance to entering the winners enclosure. She’s trained by ace Christophe Clement, who’s well known for sending out winners on their first start, so expect this well-bred filly to be sharp on her first run.

Gallardo will be hoping he can spoil the party with the most expensive horse in the race. He mounts Stolen Holiday, a $750,000 purchase as a yearling and a daughter of the mighty War Front.

She’s trained by Claude McGaughey III, who isn’t known forpicking up first-time winners, but her owner will be hoping for a specialperformance or at least hope to see some promise from her first run, bearing inmind the mammoth price-tag.

The question in this race is which of the top jockeys willprevail? And more importantly, will any of their inexperienced debutants be goodenough to beat those more experienced in the pack?

Will Rogers Downs

Ty Kennedy and Floyd Wethey Jr are the top twojockeys to follow at the Will Rogers Downs track, boasting impressivestrike-rates of 27% and 23% respectively. However, one man currently riding atthe peak of his ability is David Cabrera.

The Mexican native is currently operating at a stunning strike-rateof 28% and has a couple of rides lined up for the in-form trainer Karl Broberg.

The duo’s best chance of a winner comes in race four of the meet, which takes place at 20:45. Cabrera partners Frugal Betty in this one, with the filly looking to get back on track after a defeat in her last run.

This speedy filly had won well over six furlongs on herpenultimate starts, and the daughter of Kennedy undoubtably has more class thansome of her rivals in the field. The drop in class means she’s in an easierrace, but the question remains whether she really wants to be running over thislength.

The curtain call at 23:45 is an extremely open race and looks to be the best contest on the 10-race card. Despite not being worth very much, it features an intriguing clash between Quicksilver and Fred’s Country Boy.

Both runners have notched wins in their last two starts atWill Rogers Downs, with Quicksilver finding no problems stepping up to a milein his last race, drawing clear by three lengths for an easy victory under theguidance of Wethey Jr, who mounts up again here.

Fred’s Country Boy made hard work of his last win but had wonwell before that, with both runs coming over a mile course. He makes his firststart for new trainer Charlie Livers having been claimed last time out.

David Cabrera booked rides: Eurostep (19:15), FrugalBetty (20:45), Vegan Goes Best (21:45), Rozafa (22:15), The Devil’s Daddy(22:45), Swannyland (23:15) & June Two Four (23:45).

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