Sunday Horse Racing ACCA Tips: Back Andy Robson's 9/2 multi including two Skelton runners at Stratford

Leg #1 - 15:16, Perth: Atlantic City to Finish Top 3 @ 1/31.33

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Atlantic City

• J: Sean Bowen
• T: Olly Murphy
• F:

Atlantic City offers strong credentials in this 2m4f handicap hurdle for a trainer who has had three winners in the past fortnight (from 14 runners). The Ulysses mare is a lightly-raced individual - especially in the UK - after just three outings for Olly Murphy. The selection is a course and distance winner who is 7lb higher for that win, but she delivered a good second at Aintree last time. That effort suggested that she is on an upward curve.

Leg #2 - 15:35, Stratford: Gambino to Win @ 4/71.57

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Gambino (Ire)

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

I would be disappointed if the Dan Skelton-trained Gambino wasn't capable of securing a first success over hurdles, following a decent third on debut in this discipline. The Churchill gelding heads here after wind surgery and ought to come on for that initial jumping experience, which is the best piece of hurdling form in this contest. A reproduction of that run ought to be good enough to land this moderate prize.

Leg #3 - 16:10, Stratford: Thickthorn Tom to Win @ 4/71.57

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Thickthorn Tom (Ire)

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

Thickthorn Tom should be hard to knock out of the frame on all known form. The Skelton runner has been in cracking form this calendar year - finishing in the frame in all four chase runs. He ran out a determined 2m5f winner at Newton Abbott with the front pair pulling well clear of the remainder. A subsequent second at Market Rasen should tee him up nicely for this easier assignment in a race which may not take much to finish in the first two placings.

Leg #4 - 16:55, Dundalk: Reynir to Win @ 8/111.73

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Reynir (Ire)

• J: Ben Martin Coen
• T: John Patrick Murtagh, Ireland
• F:

Reynir has run respectably in a trio of turf maidens, including a fine third at Cork, prior to a second at Navan over a similar distance to today's trip. The Aga Khan-owned Siyouni gelding has found a guilt-edged opportunity to win a first race against a modest bunch. Let's Smash It is arguably the only conceivable danger after a runner-up position at this track on debut, but needs to prove his fitness after a layoff. The selection has been gelded and runs in first-time cheekpieces, which may spark improvement.

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