There are no tips for Warwick today.
Warwick Fixtures |
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| Wednesday 22nd May 2019 |
| Wednesday 29th May 2019 |
| Monday 23rd September 2019 |
| Tuesday 24th September 2019 |
| Thursday 3rd October 2019 |
Warwick Tips
Warwick is a relatively flat, left handed track that now stages only National Hunt racing. When considering Warwick Racing Tips, it is worth noting that the course tends to favour horses that like to race up with the pace. Warwick is deceptively tight and, despite five fences in quick succession in the back straight, the jumps are statistically among the easiest to negotiate in the country.
Trainer Dan Skelton tops our Warwick tips having been particularly successful over fences during the past three seasons. He has recorded an impressive 32% strike in chases as opposed to 17% over hurdles. Jonjo O’Neill is not far behind him in steeplechases with a 25% strike rate yielding a level stakes profit close to 100%.
Alan King does well numerically over fences but cannot match the 42% strike rate of Nicky Henderson. His hurdlers often feature among Warwick betting tips while Ben Pauling is 5 from 11 in National Hunt flat races over the same three-year period. Harry Skelton and Daryl Jacob are the jockeys to follow at Warwick and Nico de Boinville has made the most of Henderson’s successful raids to the Midlands track.
Warwick Racecourse
Warwick racecourse is just off the A429 on Hampton Street as you enter the town. Travellers via the M40 should take the exit at junction 15 while the course is easily accessible via the M42, M5 and M6. Rail users can arrive at Warwick Station or Warwick Parkway, with both stations only a short walk or taxi ride from the racecourse.
Horse Racing Correspondent Harvey Mayson
Harvey is a horse racing writer with vast experience within the publishing industry. He’s worked as a specialist horse racing writer, blogger and tipster for several leading bookmakers.
Harvey has been a regular contributor for Coral, 888Sport and BetVictor and was the author of the Cheltenham Festival and Aintree Grand National blog on Paddy Power for three years.