Seeyouinmydreams 4/9 Headlines Hexham Card as Nicholls and Twiston-Davies Eye a Saturday Double
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Seeyouinmydreams 4/9 Headlines Hexham Card as Nicholls and Twiston-Davies Eye a Saturday Double

EREmma Richardson
May 2, 2026

Nicholls and Twiston-Davies Team Up for Unbeatable Hexham Contender

Saturday racing on 2nd May 2026 is packed with action across Newmarket, Doncaster, Hexham, Uttoxeter, Goodwood, Thirsk, and Punchestown. All eyes will be on Seeyouinmydreams, the 4/9 favourite in the 16:40 at Hexham—a horse that screams banker bet for trainer Paul Nicholls and jockey Sam Twiston-Davies. With a 95% confidence rating from our AI models and a clear edge on expected value (+20%), this is not a race to overthink.

Seeyouinmydreams lines up over a sharp 2m 48y trip on ground described as good to soft in places. The six-year-old has impeccable form in novice hurdles, with two wins from three starts this season, and makes a lot of appeal in handicap company here. Carrying top weight of 12st, he carries the burden of class but also benefits from Twiston-Davies’ 20% strike rate at this track over the past year. Check out the full racecard for Hexham here.

Given Nicholls’ 24% strike rate this season (to date), it’s difficult to see Seeyouinmydreams letting favourite backers down on what looks a completely winnable mark. Those looking for sensible accumulator material need to look no further; this should be the cornerstone of any smart punting strategy today. Don’t forget to use our betting calculator for your multiples.

Punchestown’s 16:15: Elliott and Jack Kennedy Combine with Wodhooh

Gordon Elliott unleashes Wodhooh at Punchestown (16:15), another standout selection supported by the AI's high-confidence algorithm (90%, 2/3 odds). Jack Kennedy takes the ride on this emerging talent, with the pair boasting a lethal combination across Irish tracks this term. Wodhooh tackles 2m 4f 118y on yielding ground, which should present no issues as he steps back from a solid fourth in Graded company at Fairyhouse just two weeks ago.

This is a notably weaker cross-country contest, and Wodhooh is undoubtedly the strongest stayer in the field. His consistency makes him unopposable as a win-only bet, and our models suggest there’s still a smidgen of value on offer at the price. If you're following Elliott's yard, note his 26% win rate at Punchestown adds extra reassurance. You can dig into the full Punchestown analysis here.

Newmarket Spotlight: Ten Carat Harry a Value Play in the 16:10

The marquee action at Newmarket is loaded with potential, but one runner immediately catches the eye as a value each-way play at whopping odds of 22/1—Ten Carat Harry in the 16:10. Saffie Osborne takes the mount, and her growing reputation as a top weight-claimer could make the crucial difference in what looks a highly competitive handicap.

Although his recent form figures (5P0) may unnerve the casual backer, Ten Carat Harry has previously shown his best on good-to-firm ground, which will favour him today. His trainer, Ed Walker, has quietly hit a purple patch lately with a 15% strike rate in flat handicaps this spring. The five-year-old now sits on an attractive mark some 8lbs lower than his last winning effort. View Newmarket’s full runners here.

If you're cautious, consider an each-way bet on Ten Carat Harry. With a 48% AI confidence rating, he’s not a sure thing, but if there’s ever a horse priced too long to ignore, this could be it. See more each-way value bets here.

Doncaster: Wide Open 14:45 but Watch Karl Burke’s Chances

Doncaster stages plenty of intrigue, none more so than the 14:45. Karl Burke has Kalahari Moon, a 5/1 shot who should hit the frame at worst in this 1m 2f handicap. The four-year-old showed glimpses of untapped potential when finishing a close second at Beverley last time out and steps up slightly in trip today, which we think will suit him down to the ground.

Jockey Clifford Lee, a burgeoning talent from the northern yards, should give this gelding every chance to make his presence felt. Add to that Burke’s 22% strike rate at Doncaster over the last five seasons, and this is a horse you can confidently include in any combination bets or accumulators.

Value Bets: Big Odds to Consider at Punchestown and Hexham

For punters chasing juicy returns, we’ve highlighted a couple of longshots worth a closer look:

  • Autumn Getaway (66/1) in the 17:45 at Hexham: Peter Kavanagh takes the ride on this outsider, who makes his handicap debut after a string of moderate efforts in novice contests that don’t quite do him justice. The stiff Hexham hill could play to his strengths.
  • Ard Ri Na Heireann (50/1) in the 18:05 at Punchestown: This one takes on Wodhooh in a jam-packed big-field affair. Lightly raced and partnered with 7lb-claimer Cian Cullinan, don’t rule out a bold show from one who could be ahead of the handicapper.

The odds are big, but so are the potential rewards. If nothing else, they’ll add some excitement for the later stages of the day. Check more value selections here.

Best Bets Summary for Saturday

To summarise, here are our top picks for Saturday racing:

  1. Seeyouinmydreams (4/9) at Hexham 16:40: Unbeatable favourite and today’s NAP, with Nicholls and Twiston-Davies at full throttle.
  2. Wodhooh (2/3) at Punchestown 16:15: Confident selection in a weaker cross-country event.
  3. Kalahari Moon (5/1) at Doncaster 14:45: Each-way contender with Karl Burke seeking more Doncaster glory.
  4. Ten Carat Harry (22/1) at Newmarket 16:10: An each-way gamble that offers huge potential returns.

With plenty of opportunities across Saturday’s cards, stay tuned to today’s full racecards and don’t forget to check live results to see how your fancies fare. If you’re thinking ahead, explore tomorrow’s early tips to get the jump on future betting markets!