2025 Masterson Holdings Hurdle Betting Tips

Give It To Me Oj is hovering around the even money mark for the Masterson Holdings Hurdle, with the horse having performed well this year. Gary & Josh Moore saddles a runner who was last seen scoring at Epsom towards the end of September. That was in the Derby Handicap over one mile and four furlongs, with that coming after a previous win at the same track.

Back in April, there was a success at Sandown when the 20/1 shot was able to get up in the Championship Final Handicap Hurdle. There was also a promising fourth-placed finish at the Aintree Grand National meeting when the 28/1 chance was able to hit the frame in the 4-Y-O Juvenile Hurdle over two miles and one furlong.

Filibustering has the potential to run well for Harry Derham and will be back after finishing sixth out of thirteen runners at Aintree. That was in the 4-Y-O race and happened after a victory at Kelso in March. There was everything to like about an eleven-length success in the bet365 Juvenile Hurdle but a bigger effort is required for this one.

Hamlet’s Night is bidding for a third successive win and the James Owen-trained runner was last seen recording a success at Warwick over two miles in September. That was a five-length victory over two miles, with this coming after an early September triumph at Stratford. The horse hasn’t been out of the first two in his past three races.

2023 Masterson Holdings Hurdle Tips

Blueking D'Oroux didn’t exactly have sparkling form last season, although the bookies think that the horse is the most likely winner of the 2023 Masterson Holdings Hurdle. This will be a seasonal debut for a four-year-old who was last seen running well at Aintree back in April. It was a smart performance to finish second in the Handicap Hurdle at racing odds of 18/1.

In early April, the horse was able to stun everyone when obliging with a 50/1 success at Ascot in a juvenile handicap hurdle, with that success coming over one mile, seven and a half furlongs. Wind surgery appears to have benefitted this runner although Spirit D'Aunou will be bidding to record a fifth successive victory.

The horse was last seen winning the National Handicap Hurdle at Chepstow in mid-April when obliging by six and a half lengths, with this success coming after a victory at Sandown Park in mid-March. The bookies certainly respect the chances of this runner, although some customers might look elsewhere in search of each-way value.

Punta Del Este runs for Dan Skelton and looks more than capable of running into a place, with the horse finishing seventh last time out. That was in the same race as Blueking D'Oroux, with the former needing to improve by ten lengths based on that performance. Bois Guillbert runs for trainer Lucinda Russell and recently won at Kelso.