{"id":41542,"date":"2025-04-22T16:35:14","date_gmt":"2025-04-22T16:35:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/41542\/"},"modified":"2025-04-22T16:35:14","modified_gmt":"2025-04-22T16:35:14","slug":"timeforms-picks-at-perth-on-wednesday","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/41542\/","title":{"rendered":"Timeform’s picks at Perth on Wednesday"},"content":{"rendered":"

\t\t\t\t\tTimeform\u2019s Perth Racing Tips<\/p>\n

13:48 \u2013 Kevin\u2019s Pride<\/a><\/strong>
14:18 \u2013 Denemethy<\/a><\/strong>
14:48 \u2013 Mister Meggit<\/a><\/strong>
15:18 \u2013 Fun Fun Fun<\/a><\/strong>
15:48 \u2013 Vocito<\/a><\/strong>
16:22 \u2013 Little Miss Dante<\/a><\/strong>
17:00 \u2013 Henrysbrotherjack<\/a><\/strong>
17:32 \u2013 Happy Index<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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KEVIN\u2019S PRIDE<\/strong> has made a promising start over hurdles for John McConnell, finishing runner-up for the third time in as many outings when beaten by a progressive type at Limerick, so he is taken to go one better this time around.<\/p>\n

He can see off the challenge of Mary Stanford, who was well clear of the rest when runner-up on her hurdling debut at Hexham, with Frisby also considered after doing too much too soon over a longer trip last time.<\/p>\n

Plenty to consider in this novice handicap chase, but the improving\u00a0DENEMETHY<\/strong> could be the answer for Fergal O\u2019Brien, having split a pair of subsequent winners when just edged out by Homme d\u2019Un Soir at Market Rasen last time.<\/p>\n

Lucinda Russell holds a strong hand with Bois Guillbert, a winner at Newcastle in February, and Rattling Road, narrowly beaten at the same track last time, while Next Left is back on a tempting mark for the Skeltons.<\/p>\n

A cracking listed contest with MISTER MEGGIT<\/strong> the suggestion, having shaped particularly well when heavily backed to the land the Sefton at Aintree for Jonjo & A. J. O\u2019Neill three weeks ago, where he shaped best in fourth after a bad mistake late on.<\/p>\n

Horaces Pearl was a bit disappointing when surrendering his unbeaten record in the Mersey Novices\u2019 Hurdle at the same meeting. But he may well get back on track, with Roaring Conquest another to consider.<\/p>\n

Willie Mullins\u2019 FUN FUN FUN<\/strong> was an impressive winner of a Grade 3 novice at Limerick last month when making all to beat male rivals and she should prove hard to beat in this listed mares\u2019 chase with only a 2 lb penalty.<\/p>\n

Coco Mademoiselle has finished runner-up in two of her four starts over fences and was running a big race when stumbling and unseating three out at Cheltenham last week and may emerge as the biggest threat. <\/p>\n

VOCITO<\/strong> comfortably saw off next-time-out winner Koenigsstern back over fences at Plumpton in November and is the one to beat for Olly Murphy and champion jockey-elect Sean Bowen if resuming after a break in similar form.<\/p>\n

Etalon\u2019s recent Ayr fourth behind The Other Mozzie in a better race at the Scottish Grand National meeting wasn\u2019t without promise following another breathing operation and he\u2019s second choice for Dan Skelton.<\/p>\n

LITTLE MISS DANTE<\/strong> has gone well fresh before and might be able to provide Olly Murphy with a second successive win in this race. She\u2019s been off since Boxing Day and has been dropped a couple of pounds since that run.<\/p>\n

Hay Meadow and Parisian Fashion are unexposed handicap newcomers who arrive on the back of novice\/maiden wins. John McConnell\u2019s good Perth record also earns Jumping Susie a place on the shortlist.<\/p>\n

HENRYSBROTHERJACK<\/strong> did well to win decisively at Bangor in February, considering the steady gallop and a 6 lb rise may not be enough to prevent the follow-up in this amateur\u2019s contest on what could be a very good day for Olly Murphy.<\/p>\n

Maggies Boy\u2019s latest effort is easily excused after getting badly hampered and he remains with potential after a good second at Sedgefield the time before, with Wee Alki and Bollin Neil others in the mix.<\/p>\n

Olly Murphy and rider James King can land the second division of the amateur handicap as well with HAPPY INDEX,<\/strong> who ended 2024 in excellent heart and could well be up to adding to her tally if picking up where she left off. She was a course winner here in September before following up at Market Rasen.<\/p>\n

Follow Charlie confirmed his return to form when third at Carlisle time and heads the dangers, along with Billable Grant at the foot of the weights.<\/p>\n

Timeform\u2019s Perth Racing Tips<\/p>\n

13:48 \u2013 Kevin\u2019s Pride<\/a><\/strong>
14:18 \u2013 Denemethy<\/a><\/strong>
14:48 \u2013 Mister Meggit<\/a><\/strong>
15:18 \u2013 Fun Fun Fun<\/a><\/strong>
15:48 \u2013 Vocito<\/a><\/strong>
16:22 \u2013 Little Miss Dante<\/a><\/strong>
17:00 \u2013 Henrysbrotherjack<\/a><\/strong>
17:32 \u2013 Happy Index<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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