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On another important Saturday in the jumps season, SportsLens experts have Haydock racing tips for the 19 February fixture. The going on Merseyside is heavy following a wet week thanks to named storms Dudley and Eunice. That places the greatest possible emphasis on stamina. 170 Codes claimed Bet £10 Get £30 In Free Bets Visit William Hill 18+. Play Safe. New customers using Promo code H30 only, Min £10/€10 stake, min odds 1/2, free bets paid as 2 x £15/€15, free bets credited after settlement of first qualifying bet, free bets will expire 30 days after the qualifying bet is placed, payment method/player/country restrictions apply. This last major Haydock card of the core National Hunt horse racing season contains a Grade 3 and two Grade 2s on it. The latter are a couple of staying hurdles ...

The big betting race at Haydock on Saturday, 19 February, is the extended 3m 4f Grade 3 Grand National Trial (2:40). An official prep for the world’s most famous steeplechase at Aintree, plenty of hopefuls want to show their well-being. There are 11 runners this, but which do SportsLens experts fancy? Read their Grand National Trial tips and predictions to find out. Best bookmakers for horse racing free bets Looking for a flutter on the races? Claim the best online horse racing free bets from the best UK boomakers. Betfred – Fantastic horse racing sign up offer with generous bonuses bet365 – Excellent odds on all UK and Ireland races. BetUK – New bookie with great horse racing offer BoyleSports – Best for daily horse racing enhances odds 888sport – Great horse racing live stream for all UK...

The fourth of four Grade 2s and big betting race at Haydock Park’s main January meeting is the Peter Marsh Chase over an extended 3m 1f. This race, won in some style by Royale Pagaille 12 months ago, looks more competitive this year. Which horses appeal to SportsLens horse racing experts for this feature contest on Saturday, 22 January (2:35)? Check out their Peter Marsh Chase tips in full here. All recent winners of the race over the last eight seasons came to Haydock with two previous runs under their belt. The ground is often testing on Merseyside at this time of year, so fitness is essential. As a limited handicap chase, the minimum weight carried is 10st 4lb but it’s not unheard of for the winner running out of the weights. Only two favourites have had success in the Peter Marsh Chase...

The Tommy Whittle Chase is the feature handicap over an extended 3m 1f at Haydock on Saturday, 18 December (2:40). It’s forecast heavy ground for the field of 16 runners in this year’s renewal. Testing conditions means stamina has a part to play in the contest. See which horses SportsLens experts fancy with their Tommy Whittle Chase tips below. Race fitness is vital. All recent Tommy Whittle Chase winners came to Merseyside off the back of at least one run. Horses aged six or eight have a fabulous record with all but two from those age groups successful from 2005 onwards. Favourites have a poor record with four of the last eight victors returned at double figure odds. Another of the interesting Tommy Whittle Chase trends is three of the last five winners had claimers aboard, taking weight ...

There are each way Lucky 15 tips from SportsLens experts for the 1 December card at Haydock. This meeting survived the cold snap and goes ahead. Our Lucky 15 bet has total combined odds of over 5000/1. Register with William Hill, using promo code M40, and try this Lucky 15 after wagering £10 to get £40 – £30 in free bets for the sportsbook, plus a £10 casino bonus. In fact a £1 unit stake returns £5,203.06 on this Lucky 15 bet at current prices if punters back it each way. If all legs win, there is £5,170 profit in the offing from a total investment of £30. All odds quoted here were correct at the time of writing but can and will change. This is because of market fluctuation and gambles developing. Now that disclaimer is out of the way, let’s take a look at this each way Haydock Lucky 15 f...

The first Grade 1 of the British jumps season is the extended 3m 1f Betfair Chase at Haydock Park. This year’s renewal takes place on Saturday, 20 November (3:00) with a field of eight declared to run on Merseyside. SportsLens experts give their 2021 Betfair Chase tips here. Before we dive into those, however, there are stats that punters should remember ahead of placing any bets on horse racing betting sites on their fancies. Repeat Betfair Chase winners have been quite common since the inaugural running of the race in 2005. The great Kauto Star had four victories in this, while Cue Card enjoyed three successes. There’s more on another multiple winner of the race, a certain Bristol De Mai below. Any good Betfair Chase preview highlights the success that trainers Paul Nicholls and Nigel Tw...