AI Tips Spotlight: Supreme Yeats and Kerness K Set to Reward Backers
On this packed Wednesday of racing, the AI has put up several high-confidence selections, with Supreme Yeats (5/6) in Newton Abbot’s 17:30 looking like the standout bet of the day. Meanwhile, Kerness K (4/5) in Delaware Park’s 00:28 and Off The Jury (6/5) at Cartmel’s 20:08 also catch the eye—and the wallet. But that’s not all; our algorithm has unearthed a tasty selection of possible giant-killers, including Darvel (40/1) in Kempton’s 17:25. Let’s break down today’s action and highlight where punters might want to place their cash. For all 42 races happening today, head over to our racecards section.
Supreme Yeats (Newton Abbot 17:30) – 5/6 Confidence: 87%
The Dan Skelton-trained Supreme Yeats carries an AI confidence level of 87% into Newton Abbot’s extended 3m 2f novice handicap chase—an impressive marker for a relatively short-priced selection. Priced at 5/6, the case for this horse is compelling.
Looking at his recent form, Supreme Yeats has done little wrong, finishing second last time out in a similarly extended trip at Ludlow, a race where he showed staying power and adaptability on good ground. Combined with Harry Skelton’s excellent strike rate when teaming up with his brother (21% over the last two seasons), this pairing looks primed for success again.
The going is officially Good (Good to Firm in places), which shouldn’t pose a problem—Supreme Yeats has already proven effective on similar conditions. He faces just seven rivals in this field, which greatly reduces the risks associated with traffic issues or overhauling a big pack. The AI also notes excellent expected value (EV) at +14.7%, suggesting the price should perhaps be closer to 4/7. This is our NAP of the day.
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Kerness K (Delaware Park 00:28) – 4/5 Confidence: 88%
If you’re planning your day’s betting strategy to flow into the late-night action in the US, Kerness K at Delaware Park in the 00:28 has to be on your radar. Sitting at 4/5 with a market-leading AI confidence of 88%, this one ticks every box.
The five-and-a-half-furlong dirt sprint might sound frantic, but Kerness K, trained by J Ness and ridden by in-form jockey P Lopez, has the raw pace and tactical nous to dominate. This three-year-old filly comes into this race on the back of a resounding length-and-a-half victory last month at the same track and trip, so course familiarity is a major positive.
The dirt surface is no issue—her last two RPRs (Racing Post Ratings) have ranked in the high 80s, clear of her closest rivals here. For real betting confidence, take a look at the AI’s estimated value: +15.3% EV highlights strong punting potential.
Check all late-night US runners on our runners section, and don’t forget to use our betting calculator to plan potential returns.
Off The Jury (Cartmel 20:08) – 6/5 Confidence: 83%
At a slightly more backable price than our top picks so far, Off The Jury (6/5) heads to Cartmel’s 20:08 for an extended 2m 5f handicap chase. Mickey Bowen’s 7-year-old looks primed for a bold showing, with James Bowen in the saddle.
Off The Jury boasts a remarkable record at this trip, including two victories from three attempts over distances around 2m 4f to 2m 6f. Add to this Cartmel’s tight, undulating track, which favours frontrunners, and the case is solid. Bowen excels on horses who can dominate from the front, and this field of eight shouldn’t stretch him too much tactically.
The ground conditions are described as Good, matching Off The Jury’s preferred going, and with the Bowen yard striking at 18% in chases this term, this horse looks one to trust at a fair price.
Value Bets: Big Prices with Big Potential
For punters chasing longer odds, Kempton’s evening all-weather card is throwing up some intriguing each-way options. Topping the list is Darvel in Kempton’s 17:25, priced at a whopping 40/1. This 14-runner one-mile handicap may look tricky to decipher, but Darvel’s consistency in recent Class 4 races suggests he could outrun his odds. Jockey Charlie Tucker claims a useful 5lb, which brings this horse right into place contention. Take advantage of this each-way angle; check more each-way tips.
Elsewhere, Alice Rocks (18:00 Kempton) offers further appeal at 33/1, particularly with Charles Bishop aboard, and Big Gypsy King (25/1) will have local support at Cartmel (18:08).
Accumulators: Maximise Your Pay-Out
The AI loves a winning accumulator, and today’s picks lend themselves perfectly to a solid multiple. Here’s our suggested four-leg acca to consider:
- Supreme Yeats (5/6)
- Kerness K (4/5)
- Off The Jury (6/5)
- Real Talented (6/5, Delaware Park 22:20)
A £10 stake could return over £150 with four winners. Find more acca ideas at our accumulator tips page.
Best Bets Summary
- NAP: Supreme Yeats (5/6, Newton Abbot 17:30) – Proven stayer with ideal conditions
- Next Best: Kerness K (4/5, Delaware Park 00:28) – Standout winner in waiting
- Value Play: Darvel (40/1, Kempton 17:25) – Each-way steal in a wide-open handicap
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