Anton Mauve 80/1 Headlines Value Picks at Kempton – Big-Price Outsiders to Watch Today
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Anton Mauve 80/1 Headlines Value Picks at Kempton – Big-Price Outsiders to Watch Today

EREmma Richardson
April 30, 2026

Get Ready for Thursday’s Big-Priced Action: Outsiders with Genuine Chances

With 43 races across Lingfield, Southwell, Yarmouth, Kempton, Redcar, and Punchestown, Thursday's cards offer punters plenty of value hunting opportunities. Amongst the fields, we've spotted several big-priced contenders with real chances of upsetting the apple cart. Leading the value parade is Anton Mauve, a staggering 80/1 shot in Kempton's 18:15. Let’s dive into why this and other outsiders are worth a second look today.

For the full breakdown of today’s cards and AI insights, check today's full racecards.

Kempton 18:15 – Anton Mauve (80/1) Could Spring a Shocker

It’s not often you’ll see an 80/1 shot with a genuine chance, but today’s Kempton 18:15 features Anton Mauve, who could defy the odds in this competitive 14-runner Class 5 7-furlong handicap. Trained by the under-the-radar handler Adam Keeley and ridden by the capable Laura Pearson, the gelding has blinkers on for the first time, a notable angle for punters. First-time headgear has sparked improvement in the yard’s runners before—statistically resulting in a 16% strike rate across similar setups.

Anton Mauve placed respectably in a higher-grade race at Wolverhampton in December (beaten just 5 lengths by the winner) but disappointed on softer turf since. Today’s return to the Polytrack, coupled with good recent workouts reported at the yard, suggests a revival is on the cards. At 80/1, an each-way bet offers enormous potential upside. Consider this your hail-Mary longshot alongside some shorter-priced staples from today's AI tips.

Lingfield 18:10 – Lunar Power (40/1) Worth a Bet on the AW

Next, we head to Lingfield’s 18:10, another Class 5 handicap over 7 furlongs on the Polytrack. Lunar Power, priced at 40/1, makes an intriguing case. Despite being winless in his last six starts, he flashed ability in a course-and-distance event earlier this year, finishing four places off the podium despite meeting trouble in running. Rated 8lbs lower today and partnered by the skilled Rhys Clutterbuck, he could surprise in this 12-runner contest, especially given his liking for Lingfield’s tight turns.

His trainer Johnathan Eustace has a keen eye for spotting valuable mark drops. At these odds, he looks ripe for an each-way punt or inclusion in speculative forecasts. Need more AW inspiration? Check out the latest accumulator tips to pad those multiples today.

Yarmouth 15:50 – Heart Sign (33/1) Brings Value to Testing Sprint

Over in Yarmouth, the Class 6 5f handicap at 15:50 hosts a tightly packed field of 11 sprinters. Among them, Heart Sign (33/1) is a livewire candidate for a big run. Although his recent form—5th, 6th, 8th—doesn’t leap off the page, those efforts came in higher-class sprints contested on unsuitable soft ground. Today he returns to good-to-firm conditions, a surface he thrives on.

Trainer Brian Carling, who boasts a 13% strike rate with horses running third time off a break, has tuned him up nicely, and jockey Ross Coakley has a 15% record at this course. He should run better than his odds suggest and merits consideration, especially for an each-way play. See all his competitors over at today’s full list of runners.

Lingfield 16:35 – Lady Mcc (40/1) Takes Her Chance

In the day’s earlier action, Lingfield 16:35 features Lady Mcc at 40/1. A consistent, honest filly trained by Moya Wright, Lady Mcc has been racing over a variety of trips, but 1m on the All-Weather might just be her sweet spot. Her last appearance at Wolverhampton saw her outpaced in a furious 6-furlong sprint, finishing mid-division. Stepping back up to a mile today could bring significant improvement if the pace collapses.

The field looks wide open, and at these odds, she’s worth a cheeky small-stakes investment. Don’t forget to compare these runners head-to-head before placing your bets.

Punchestown 15:40 – Big Field = Big Opportunities

The Punchestown 15:40 is a behemoth of a contest, with 24 runners tackling 4m 1f 11y in what promises to be a war of attrition. Given the marathon trip and competitive field, anything can happen. While Kopek Des Bordes is the hot favourite in the 17:25, his earlier appearance makes a solid banker past performance. Here's a huge price/value,” betting calculator helps ratio reclculates head jockey mulitples

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