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Gaboriot chances off a break look good at Aintree
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Go for a stable second string in November Handicap
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Alan Dudman has an each-way 90/191.00 double for two of the ITV races today
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Paul Nicholls Superboost
Outlaw Peter goes in the 14:40 at Aintree this afternoon for Betfair Ambassador Paul Nicholls, and the consistent 8yo goes into the race on the back of being placed in all of his last five Chase starts.
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Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero have fired in 13 chase winners this term - far superior to the hurdlers at 21% and Gaboriot starts his season to face a bit of a baptism of fire in the Grand Sefton, but I think he's a big runner here at 6/17.00.
Like many of the good yards, one can never know if the fitness is 100% for a first run but he has a good record fresh.
He's also had some experience of the Grand National fences with a run in the Foxhunters last April - a race where he was enjoying a fine spin around before unseating at the Canal Turn.
Travelling well is his thing and he's out of Hunter Chase company going handicapping and I think he's a seriously well treated horse off a mark of 127.
The chaser has enough pace for the drop down in trip as he's raced between 3m - 4m and he has a series of wins across all types of ground. It's clearly a tough race with the top weight off 153, but the selection is a fascinating runner.
David Menuisier has two chances in the November Handicap with the likeable Master Builder second favourite at 7/18.00, but I like the chances of Waxing Gibbous too at a much bigger price of 12s and with the five places on the Sportsbook is certainly in the each-way bet territory.
She went ever so close at Haydock in the Old Borough Cup in September - a fine effort considering she looked all over the winner only to be nutted by Epic Poet in the closing stages. Epic Poet won that off 100, so it was not a shabby effort at all.
Her next run saw plenty of market support for Newbury's Autumn Cup and while the fifth wasn't a disaster, it was very testing ground and a bit of a slog, and it took some getting.
While it's soft today, it won't be nearly as brutal as Newbury and I like her down in trip to 1m4f this afternoon. Menuisier has also booked the top apprentice Sean D Bowen to claim 3lb.
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