2025 Haydock bet365 Handicap Betting Tips

Pendragon has been spot on so far this season and perhaps the winning run will continue in the bet365 Handicap. Towards the end of June, the horse was able to score at Doncaster as the odds-on favourite, with this coming after previously triumphing at Ripon. On that occasion, there was another big winning margin and there could be more to come.

Valiancy is operating at a slightly bigger price, with the latest performance involving a success at Hamilton. It was hardly a surprise considering the horse was sent off at 1/7, although there was previously a solid outing at Haydock Park when finishing just half a length behind Pole Star who was the 4/6 favourite on that occasion.

Ammes has run four times this season and was last seen winding up in sixth place. The James Owen-trained runner performed well at the Royal Ascot meeting considering that he was 50/1 in the King George V Stakes. However, one does wonder whether the trip will suit this charge considering that he was found wanting over one mile and four furlongs.

Boatswain was seventh and just behind Ammes in the King George V Stakes, with that coming after a second-placed finish from six runners. However, Many Men has been able to land a couple of wins this term and has to be respected. The latest effort came at Doncaster at the beginning of June where the 7/2 favourite showed a smart turn of pace.

2024 bet365 Handicap Tips

Dramatic Star was able to score for William Haggas last time out, with the three-year-old landing a success at Hamilton. This was a June victory where seven rivals were beaten although the horse was sent off at short odds, with the runner previously finishing second out of eleven runners at Nottingham in May.

The season opened with a third-placed finish out of nine runners at Windsor, with Sea The Thunder boasting similar form and Ralph Beckett will be optimistic of a strong performance. The latest success came at Carlisle where eleven runners were fended off, with this coming after a second-placed spot at Leicester.

Wild Waves has racked up a couple of successes and there was a victory in early June when the runner was sent off at Doncaster. The favourite was able to oblige at 11/4 when beating seven other horses, with this coming after a success on the all-weather at Kempton Park where the charge was able to triumph over one mile and four furlongs.

Too Bossy For Us has been in the frame three times out of three this season, with the runner sent off as the 3/1 favourite at Thirsk in the middle of June before finishing third behind Align The Stars and Hampden. This came after winning the Carey Group Handicap over one mile and two furlongs at Ascot.