Tellherthename 1/3 NAP At Cartmel 15:20
If short-priced certainties are your thing, then all eyes will be on Tellherthename in the 15:20 at Cartmel. Priced up at 1/3, this Dan Skelton-trained mare ticks every box for punters looking to bank some profit. With a whopping 95% confidence rating from our AI model, she boasts a remarkable expected value of +20.0%—a rarity for odds this short.
Tellherthename has been in imperious form of late, winning her last three outings over similar trips. The 2m 1f 61y trip poses no concerns given her staying prowess, and the good ground will suit her style perfectly. Harry Skelton, who boasts a stellar strike rate of 25% at Cartmel in the last two years, takes the ride once again.
Opposition in this small field appears thin, with her closest rival, Mister Maresca, last seen struggling in a weaker contest. Unless something miraculous happens, Tellherthename should win this comfortably. Punters looking for a banker should look no further, and you can use our betting calculator to work out your returns from this odds-on selection.
Verdict: NAP of the day – Tellherthename 1/3 to win.
Gstaad 1/3 To Dominate Curragh’s 15:40
After securing a jaw-dropping 95% AI confidence rating, Gstaad emerges as another rock-solid favourite in the 15:40 at the Curragh. Sent out by Irish maestro A P O'Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore, this 3-year-old colt has market confidence at 1/3.
Gstaad's last run was an emphatic win over an almost identical 1-mile trip on good to yielding ground, where he quickened late and stayed on strongly. The conditions this afternoon mirror that outing, and it's no surprise he’s been installed as a warm market leader. Ryan Moore’s record at the Curragh is impressive, and when teaming up with O'Brien, his win rate climbs above 30%. This colt looks another feather in their cap.
If you’re planning a weekend accumulator, Gstaad is a must-include. While the odds are restrictive, the form couldn't be more solid. A win looks highly likely.
Verdict: Bank on Gstaad 1/3 – rock-solid favourite.
Danielle 2/3 Looks a Class Act in York’s 15:15
The John and Thady Gosden-trained Danielle heads the betting at 2/3 in York’s 15:15, a 1m 5f 188y contest on good (good to firm in places) ground. This three-year-old filly showed significant potential when bolting up last time out at Doncaster over 1m 4f, and today’s slight step up in trip should unlock even more improvement.
R Havlin takes the ride, and while not quite as high-profile as other Gosden yard jockeys, his 21% strike rate at York speaks volumes. The stable operates at a stunning 28% strike rate overall in May, firmly suggesting that Danielle can continue their recent hot streak.
Her key challengers include Godolphin's Bright Ambition and the Mark Johnston-trained Morning Sophia, but neither boasts the potential or proven form of Danielle on this sort of ground. At 2/3, she’s another short-priced option with big confidence.
Verdict: Danielle 2/3 – Gosden’s filly to deliver.
Value Bets and Big-Price Fancies
Among the each-way selections, there’s some serious price value lurking today:
- Sir Albert (Haydock 14:20) – At a staggering 66/1, Jason Watson’s mount is worth a second glance. Although inconsistent, he’s placed twice on good ground this season.
- Isle Of Sark (Cartmel 16:30) – Priced at 33/1, this outsider could sneak into the frame in a race that might turn tactical. Alice Stevens rides well at smaller tracks like Cartmel.
- The Highway Rat (Curragh 17:25) – At 25/1, this runner stands out in a brutally competitive 22-runner sprint where a big-priced shock is always on the cards.
Competitive Big-Field Races to Watch
For those looking to play the big-field handicaps, York’s 17:00 contest (7 furlongs, 22 runners) looks particularly intriguing. With such a massive field, there’s serious each-way potential, and the current 5/1 favourite appears vulnerable. Meanwhile, the Curragh’s 14:30 (1m 2f) also presents some value angles in another 20-runner melee.
Build Your Accumulator Today
For accumulator fans, combining today’s high-confidence picks could provide a solid payout even with the short odds on offer. A treble on Tellherthename (1/3), Gstaad (1/3), and Danielle (2/3) offers a low-risk option with a decent return. Use our betting calculator to calculate your exact returns.
Best Bets Summary
- NAP: Tellherthename – Cartmel 15:20 @ 1/3
- Nb: Gstaad – Curragh 15:40 @ 1/3
- Third Best: Danielle – York 15:15 @ 2/3
- Value Pick: Sir Albert – Haydock 14:20 Each-Way @ 66/1
- Each-Way: Isle Of Sark – Cartmel 16:30 Each-Way @ 33/1
For all today’s tips, check our full selections. Don’t forget to check for late non-runners before placing your bets.



