2023 Epic Value Handicap Tips
There’s a trip of one mile and two furlongs to encounter when it comes to the William Hill Epic Value Handicap, with this Class 2 race having as many as seventeen runners lining up and hoping to land a share of the prize money. Maghlaak has been away from the race track for nearly a year although perhaps the charge has the class to land a victory.
The four-year-old scored consecutive wins in 2022, with the horse winning a one-mile Novice Stakes race on the all-weather at Kempton, with another novice stakes win being recorded over one mile and two furlongs when being sent off at 2/1, with Jim Crowley giving the horse a tremendous spin and there are bright prospects for this horse.
Aussie Banker might be capable of running a big race, with the horse last seen running in the All Weather Vase Mile Handicap over one mile on 7 April. The JP Murtagh-trained horse was narrowly beaten into second over the distance of one mile, with favourite Dingle beaten into third place and there was previously another runner-up finish.
Bad Company comes into this race off the back of a win, with Jim Boyle training a horse who won on soft ground at Epsom last time out. Pat Cosgrave gave the horse a tremendous spin to win by one and a half lengths, with Farasi Lane having scored at Southwell on the all-weather in March before finishing further down the order at Lingfield in his last race.
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