Sunday Horse Racing ACCA Tips: Back Andy Robson's 5/1 multi including two at Newton Abbot

Leg #1 - 13:53, Redcar: Hey Up Ronnie to Win @ 10/111.91

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Hey Up Ronnie

• J: Harry Russell
• T: Ollie Pears
• F: 5

• SBK 6/5
• EXC 2.14

Hey Up Ronnie delivered a pleasing debut fifth at York despite a slightly awkward start. The Ollie Pears-trained youngster travelled powerfully throughout, and he flew home at the finish, appearing to learn a great deal during the race.

The race has already worked out well, which certainly is a positive sign. Granted any natural improvement, he ought to go close in this moderate maiden race, with little worthwhile form to draw upon.

Leg #2 - 14:30, Newton Abbot: High Aura to Win @ 8/131.61

5

High Aura

• J: Harry Skelton
• T: Dan Skelton
• F: 3

• SBK 4/6
• EXC 1.7

High Aura has been found a winning opportunity by Dan Skelton. The Too Darn Hot filly ran a fair third on debut at this venue, and she has scope for improvement, especially in the jumping department.

However, this race is a particularly weak-looking event, on paper, so I'm looking at her to find that necessary progression to land the spoils. I expect her to aim to make all of the running and prove hard to catch around this tight circuit.

Leg #3 - 15:40, Newton Abbot: The Gypsy Davey to Finish Top 4 @ 8/151.53

2

The Gypsy Davey (Ire)

• J: Conor Ring
• T: Mrs C. Williams
• F: 2644P-452

• SBK 3/1
• EXC 1000

The Gypsy Davey ran his best race for a long time when finishing an honourable second over course and distance earlier this month. He is now a well-handicapped individual (14lb below his last winning mark over fences) and may have the run of the race from the front.

He does have to contend with his conqueror, It's A Breeze, from the aforementioned race, but the selection has the chance to at least hit the frame given these suitable conditions.

Leg #4 - 16:25, Curragh: Al Riffa to Finish Top 2 @ 2/71.29

Al Riffa is expected to prove hard to catch in this Group Two prize over 1m6f. The globetrotting six-year-old is a three-time Group One winner who finished seventh in last year's Melbourne Cup. He was a fine third, at the highest level, on seasonal return, prior to a fourth in the G1 Ascot Gold Cup.

I believe he can return to winning ways now considerably eased in grade. Looking at the official ratings, Illinois is the main, logical danger, so a top-two finish is advised to conclude the accumulator.

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