So, we can expect another tough battle from this horse on boxing day. The six-year-old kept up the pressure on Paul Nicholls’s lead all the way to the finish, trailing him by 1.5 lengths but didn’t lose any ground. Last time out, though hindered by a loose horse at crucial points, Giovinco ran a strong second-place finish behind Stay Away Fay in the Grade 2 Esher Novices’ Chase at Sandown Park. Giovinco is a very impressive type, who has won 4 from his 6 races under rules. Outlaw Peter is 8/1 in the Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase Paul Nicholls is obviously in red hot form, alongside stable jockey Harry Cobden who are both looking to continue this brilliant run. Prior to this blip he had wins at Newton Abbott, Wincanton and most importantly Kempton. Last time out at Ludlow he pulled up with no explanation for the poor form shown.

Outlaw Peter has a good opportunity to put his poor recent run behind him. The first race on the card at Kempton is the Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase over 2m 4½ f. Kamsinas is 11/2 to win the William Hill Formby Novices’ Hurdle Kempton Paddy Brennan also recently rode his 1,500th career winner, so we can expect his confidence to be at an all-time high ahead of Aintree. He was a 16-5 shot at Haydock for the Newton Novices’ Hurdle, another Grade Two, where he was ridden along by Paddy Brennen in the midfield, demonstrating a clean round of leaping, which is imperative around Aintree. There, he was defeated by a good horse in Neil King’s Lookaway, but still managed a strong second. After winning his first race of the season, the six-year-old went on to the Grade Two Sky Bet Novices’ Hurdle at Cheltenham last month. Kamsinas is the first selection for Boxing Day as Fergal O’Brien looks to continue the horse’s good form. It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Boxing day brings with it not only some festive fun but also brilliant racing action.īelow, we run through some of the best bets across the Boxing Day cards.

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