QIPCO Champions Day Tips & Betting Preview

Ive chosen on two or three one who is a true fan of Ascot, and horses that enjoy a little bit of cut . Primarily, Cape Byron (best cost 10-1)??has ran three occasions at Ascot this season, winning all 3 events and even managed to overcome the moist weather pro Donjuan Triumphant with ease last moment. The other that I am sticking up is Hi Youmzain (best price 11-2). When making all at Haydock the favourite impressed, and will be more comfortable than when last seen at Ascot. Donjuan Triumphant is one to keep an eye on if it keeps raining.
I didnt really wish to put up a 4/7 shot however there werent any without economies knocking around when composing, and that I dont think Stradivarius (best price 4-7) will be defeated. He has proven himself to be the ideal two-miler around and I cant see him getting beat here.
I was shocked to see Anapurma favourite in this race, but thats left Fleeting to a little bit of worth. Fleeting will soon be fed up of seeing Star Catcher, finishing second to this three-year-old on two events this season. I believe Fleeting w/o Star Catcher (best price 4-1) is a decent bet.?? Despite A P OBriens horse not likely to beat Star Catcher (best cost 7-4) I would be shocked to see her outside of those areas. Star Catcher has been in fine form of late night, and is your favorite. She has won her last three, and I would be shocked if she did not land another.
There are a few concerns that The Revenant (best price 3-1) hasnt beaten too much, however you cant argue with the figures, and also the margins in heavy conditions. The four-year-old has been blowing off areas on terrible ground within France, he must feel right at home this weekend.
Proceed Swiftly (best price 25-1) looks pretty large in 25/1, the four-year-old fought after making the trip over to France. By winning narrowly on soft earth at Ascot straight back in June, she impressed. Has a likelihood of putting.
Kynren (best price 8-1)??has got better and better this year, the run which actually caught my eye was the next place finish to Cape Byron. The horse of david Barron has good form at Ascot, also won last time out. There are a few that have a chance in this race, but 8/1 for Kynren looks like cracking each-way price with a few jenningsbet bookmakers offering six places.