2025 Beverley Bullet Sprint Stakes Betting Tips
The William Hill Beverley Bullet Sprint Stakes takes pride of place on the Saturday racecard and it could be Regional who is able to score for trainer Edward Bethell. It’s the horse with the highest official rating, with the seven-year-old having finished fourth out of nine runners at Deauville last time out. The 27/1 shot produced a fine performance in the Prix Maurice de Gheest.
Previously to this was a third-placed finish out of eleven runners when the 3/1 favourite performed solidly in the Group 3 Hackwood Stakes. That came after a third-placed finish at Royal Ascot when the 9/1 chance was able to secure the spoils in the King Charles II Stakes. The seven-year-old might well prove to have too much speed for the opposition.
However, Adrestia could be capable of further improvement after some encouraging runs this term. Simon & Ed Crisford trains a horse which was close to a victory at Goodwood last time out. Only a nose stopped the runner triumphing in a five-furlong handicap and that came after finishing fourth as the favourite in the Coral Charge at Sandown Park.
The same horse was successful in the Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes, with the 10/1 chance claiming a one-length victory. Kerdos runs for Clive Cox but hasn’t been too convincing recently, with Redorange a more convincing horse who could be worth taking from an each-way perspective. Art Power could also come through with a big run.
2023 Beverley Bullet Sprint Stakes Tips
Much depends on whether you are looking to back a horse to win the Beverley Bullet Sprint Stakes or alternatively want to grab some each-way value. When it comes to the former, Equilateral and Silky Wilkie head the market and we saw the eight-year-old win a competitive handicap race at York Racecourse last time out.
This was a good way of bouncing back after a last-placed finish in the Qatar Stakes at Goodwood Racecourse, with the runner having been outclassed in that competitive encounter and the same applied to Silky Wilkie was ninth out of the eleven runners on that occasion, with the four-year-old having previously finished second in the John Smith’s City Walls Stakes.
Apollo One has secured three successive runner-up performances and the latest of these came in the Coral Stewards’ Cup over six furlongs on heavy ground, with the horse finishing second in the Wokingham Stakes at Royal Ascot and there could certainly be some merit in backing the five-year-old based on recent achievements.
Kerdos could be a progressive three-year-old who dazzled as a 33/1 shot when finishing fifth in the King George Qatar Stakes on 4 August and a repeat performance could be enough to see the horse go close. That came after the runner fell short in the John Smith’s City Wall Stakes after a runner-up performance in the Palace of Holyroodhouse Stakes.