2023 Autumn Cup Handicap Tips
Post Impressionist can certainly play his part in this race, with William Haggas potentially having a day to remember at Newbury on Saturday. The horse was able to beat thirteen competitors when running last time out, with the four-year-old able to claim a victory over one mile and six furlongs, with Tom Marquand steering him to success.
Previously to this, there was a gutsy run in the Ebor Handicap when being sent off at 40/1 before managing to finish ninth and beat some other quality runners. The horse was slightly underwhelming in the Shergar Cup Stayers and we think this is probably the most likely winner of a race which has several other lively contenders.
Tenerife Sunshine features near the bottom of the Newbury racecard, although the three-year-old could well benefit from a weight allowance and the horse was on song last time out. On the Kempton all-weather, there was a victory at the end of August when obliging over one mile and three furlongs, with more to come from this runner.
Fox Journey is another three-year-old set to line up here, with the horse able to finish third out of thirteen runners in the Sky Bet Melrose Handicap at York Racecourse on 26 August. Sir Michael Stoute trains a horse who was also able to run into the places at Goodwood Racecourse in the Coral Handicap over one mile and four furlongs.
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