2025 bet365 Mile Handicap Betting Tips

The fourth race on the Newmarket card on Saturday is the bet365 Mile Handicap and there are lots of horses who can end up winning. Bedouin Prince has performed well already this season and the favourite is sure to have his backers. The three-year-old previously obliged at Newmarket in the middle of May when scoring by a significant distance.

That came after a success at Doncaster towards the end of March. Many punters will regard the runner as an each-way bet to nothing. However, Charlie Appleby’s charge is the top weight in the race and perhaps there are others who are more favourably handicapped. That includes Archivist who has also landed successive victories.

William Haggas trains a runner who has bagged consecutive victories this season. The latest effort came at York at the end of June where the 4/6 favourite was able to oblige by a length. That came in the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Mile Handicap over one mile and followed a success at Leicester in early June although this will be a tougher assignment.

Fifth Column was a winner on the all-weather in his seasonal debut and followed that up with a success at Sandown towards the end of April. The 5/2 favourite won the Esher Cup Handicap on that occasion and was then seen performing well at Royal Ascot. Seventh out of thirty runners was a solid effort for the 9/1 chance in the Britannia Stakes.

2023 Bet365 Mile Handicap Tips

Dragon Icon will return to the track after last running at Cologne, with the horse finishing fifth out of nine runners in Germany. The runner was sent off at 3/1 in the German 2,000 Guineas although the horse was outpaced over a mile and will now return to the track in the hope of staying the course better at Newmarket.

Havana Blue has struck gold in consecutive outings, winning on both Newmarket courses recently. There was a success in the Aspall Premier Cru Handicap over seven furlongs on 20 May, while there was a 10/11 success over seven furlongs on the July course and perhaps this is the horse to back for this encounter.

Quantum Impact turns out for trainer Ralph Beckett and the three-year-old has shown some smart form including a win at York, with the runner obliging in the Royal Yorkshire Regiment Handicap over one mile. However, the horse finished well down the order in the Britannia Stakes and might need to find some improvement to win.

Royal Dubai has shown some excellent form since switching stables after wind surgery, with Marco Botti having seen his charge win on the all-weather at Chelmsford at the end of May. The horse then finished second in a handicap at Chester over seven and a half furlongs, with less than a length between the runner and eventual winner Saxon King.