Sunday Horse Racing ACCA Tips: Back a 4/1 Multi including a Group 3 winner at Naas

Leg #1 - Chepstow, 13:27: Princess Day to Finish Top 2 @ 1/41.25

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Princess Day (Ire)

• J: Lorcan Williams
• T: Jeremy Scott
• F: 110-

• SBK 8/11
• EXC 1.39

Princess Day holds genuine claims of striking first-time-out over hurdles for trainer Jeremy Scott. The grey mare landed a point-to-point prior to winning a course flat event. She followed up by making all of the running under a penalty at Newbury. Her subsequent midfield effort came in a Graded event. She brings notable bumper form to this race and may have a touch of class, if jumping soundly. I'm hopeful that schooling has gone well as she hails from an astute yard, and she can finish in the first two placings.

Leg #2 - Goodwood, 14:22: War Chest to Finish Top 2 @ 8/111.73

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War Chest

• J: Charles Bishop
• T: Eve Johnson Houghton
• F: 32

• SBK 3/1
• EXC 6.4

War Chest arguably arrives with the best form, thanks to a pair of podium finishes from his two starts to date. He belied a big price on debut at Ascot before displaying ability at Newbury. He finished ahead of the re-opposing Cornichon that day, and this time has a 2lb pull in the weights, so I am hopeful of confirming the form. The Saxon Warrior colt should be capable of going close, once more, in this small field.

Leg #3 - Naas, 15:05: Faiyum to Finish Top 3 @ 2/51.40

2 (1)

Faiyum

• J: C. T. Keane
• T: G. M. Lyons, Ireland
• F: 1121-3428

• SBK 2/1
• EXC 3.5

Faiyum is the obvious favourite for this Listed prize over a mile. The daughter of Frankel is already a Group 3 scorer and has three career wins to her name. She has by far the best form in the race, with a huge second to subsequent Group 1 winner, Miss Scott, at Curragh on her penultimate outing. A reproduction of that fine effort ought to suffice here, and I feel she deserves to be shorter in the market.

Leg #4 - Goodwood, 16:07: Royal Acclimation to Win @ 8/131.61

4 (5)

Royal Acclamation

• J: Billy Loughnane
• T: Charlie Appleby
• F: 322

• SBK 8/13
• EXC 1.7

Royal Acclimation hasn't put a hoof wrong in a trio of placed runs despite not registering a win. The Godolphin-owned Zarak colt has course form, having run a good second behind a next-time-out Group 2 third at this venue. He followed that up with an honest runner-up spot at Haydock behind a highly touted horse, who holds a Group 1 entry. I envisage the selection having too much for his opposition, with Billy Loughnane in the saddle for the first time.

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