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What is a Lucky 15?
We thought it would be a good idea to explain exactly what a Lucky 15 means and how easy it is to place such a bet. In short, the Lucky 15 is an acca including four elements, although all four bets don’t have to win to produce a profit/return. The selections are combined into one four-fold accumulator, trebles, doubles and individual singles.
So, the Lucky 15 can be summed up as follows: 1 accumulator, 4 trebles, 6 double, 4 singles = 15 bets. An each-way Lucky 15 is therefore 30 bets, and you will get a return of some kind if only one horse places.
KYNTARA – 1.15 Newbury
He'll relish underfoot conditions and KYNTARA looks a solid bet in this.
The eight-year-old won at Aintree in December (form that is working out well) and looked all set to follow up at Warwick next time only to stumble at the last and being touched off by J'ai Froid. Up four pounds he has to go well again.
AMARILLO SKY - 2.40 Newbury
His track form here reads 41F1 (he looked set to win when tumbling two out in February 2022) and if fit and firing for his return AMARILLO SKY is taken to spring a surprise.
It's a tight race on Timeform ratings and he's only three pounds adrift of the top-rated horse. In his favour are the fact he relishes testing ground, a comment that doesn't apply to one or two of the market leaders, and clearly loves this place. He has gone well off the back of a break before too.
LOOKAWAY – 3.15 Newbury
The change in going will have a big impact on the Betfair Hurdle but one who will relish underfoot conditions and looks tailormade for the race is LOOKAWAY.
He arrives here on a five pounds higher mark than when chasing home Iberico Lord in the Greatwood and ran a cracker on his only subsequent start when second behind Captain Teague in the Challow. The return to two miles is a plus and he could take some pegging back.
HITCHING JACKING - 3.50 Newbury
He didn't entirely convince with his head carriage at Doncaster last time but it still represented a step forward from his chasing debut at Huntingdon and getting weight all round HITCHING JACKING is given another chance.
In good hands, the seven-year-old will go forward and might not face much pressure for the lead. If he's brushed up his jumping he can go well from a mark two pounds lower than when third behind Raffle Ticket at Town Moor.
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