On Friday, 17 June, the horse racing NAP of the Day with SportsLens experts is Defi D’Oudairies. He makes his British bow in the extended 2m 5f Summer Plate Trial Handicap Chase at Market Rasen this afternoon (3:20). David Pipe’s newcomer looks well worth a wager at a sweet 7/2 price.
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Joining our horse racing NAP today as the NB bet is Discoveries, who is certainly bred for the job of landing the 1m Group 1 Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot later on (4:20). Two sisters of Jessica Harrington’s filly have won this contest. Read on for more reasons to back both horse racing selections on 17 June:
- 3:20 Market Rasen – DEFI D’OUDAIRIES @ 7/2 with 888Sport (NAP)
- 4:20 Royal Ascot – DISCOVERIES @ 8/1 with 888Sport (NB EW)
Why will horse racing NAP of the Day Defi D’Oudairies win?
Pipe had a 25 per cent strike rate with his Market Rasen runners last season. Following those on the top UK betting sites would’ve yielded some profit for punters. He had a winner during the last meeting at the Lincolnshire venue too. In Defi D’Oudairies, he has a prolific French import boasting four wins in his last five starts.
This nine-year-old Vision D’Etat gelding has an opening UK handicap mark of 119. The most recent outing and race result posted by Defi D’Oudairies does have some collateral back form for context that punters can draw on. He only needed pushing out to complete a hat-trick at Compiegne and hold Texard by half-a-length.
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