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Dewhurst Stakes Betting Tips: Too Darn Hot a Ray of Sunshine for Punters

12 October, 2018

Racehorse with Number 2 ClothJust seven horses have been declared for Saturday’s late-season Group 1 renewal, the Dewhurst Stakes, which will be run on Newmarket’s Rowley Mile.

The 7f dash showcases the talents of some of the best two-year-olds around, and as such punters should have pen and paper at the ready as they make notes on next season’s potential contenders for the Classics.

Rain is falling heavily in parts of the UK, but – according to the forecast at least – Newmarket should avoid the worst of it, and so the going won’t be too badly affected.

This Dubai Future Champions Festival is one of the last opportunities to see high quality flat racing in 2018, with this Dewhurst Stakes renewal being the obvious highlight.

The likes of Churchill, Rock of Gibraltar and the famous Nijinsky have all gone on to enjoy illustrious careers after taking the spoils in the Dewhurst, and it will be interesting to see if any in this year’s field have the class to match that highly-decorated trio.

Aidan O’Brien seeks a fourth consecutive victory in the renewal, which offers a by no means shabby purse of £500,000, with nearly £300,000 dished out to the winner. There’s plenty to play for then!

Let’s take a look at the runners and riders, and see if we can unearth some Dewhurst Stakes betting tips to savour:

Dewhurst Stakes 2018 Racecard

Horse Number Rating Trainer Jockey Guide Price
Too Darn Hot 7 116 John Gosden Frankie Dettori Evens
Sangarius 6 106 Sir Michael Stoute William Buick 4/1
Anthony Van Dyck 2 119 Aidan O’Brien Donnacha O’Brien 9/2
Advertise 1 112 Martyn Meade Oisin Murphy 9/1
Mohawk 5 – Aidan O’Brien Wayne Lordan 16/1
Christmas 3 110 Aidan O’Brien Seamie Heffernan 33/1
Kuwait Currency 4 103 Richard Hannon Tom Marquand 40/1

Too Darn Hot (Evens)

The even money favourite has truly impressed in his short career so far.

The John Gosden colt has served up a perfect three from three record thus far, with victory in the Group 2 Champagne Stakes last time out a hint that this horse really does have the makings of a top-flight campaigner.

Too Darn Hot has proven his moniker to be true so far, winning by four and seven lengths in two of his starts and one-and-a-bit in his last; despite being held up at the rear during the early going.

In renewals like this we’re looking for those horses who we think can make the step up to Group 1 company, and there has been plenty from Too Darn Hot to suggest he has what it takes.

Sangarius (4/1)

A win on debut at Newmarket back in August gives Sangarius obvious appeal here; even if the early suggestion is that he doesn’t quite have the class of Too Darn Hot.

As witch to softer ground a month later did not hurt, either, with an eye-catching victory in the Flying Scotsman Stakes at Doncaster.

Exciting horse – Sangarius remains unbeaten with a commanding victory in the @weatherbysltd Flying Scotsman Stakes at @DoncasterRaces for Ryan Moore and Sir Michael Stoute. The Kingman colt has Dewhurst and Vertem Futurity Trophy (formerly Racing Post Trophy) entries pic.twitter.com/f8mcwlTDXs

— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) 14 September 2018

You have to go back two decades for Sir Michael Stoute’s last Dewhurst Stakes winner, and while Sangarius is a classy horse in the making, you’d suggest that a step up in class here may come too soon.

Anthony Van Dyck (9/2)

The O’Brien charge will be led by Anthony van Dyke, the most experienced campaigner in the field.

The colt has run five times this season, and forgetting a pretty dire debut back in July has improved prominently since.

His last outing came in the Group 1 National Stakes, where he ran really well and finished strongly to go down by a length to the favourite, Quorto. He bested two others in the field here, and stablemates, in Mohawk and Christmas, into the bargain, which was a repeat of the 1-2-3 in the Futurity Stakes.

Chart Showing Anthony Van Dyck's Finishing Positions

At 9/2, the Irish horse could well get into the picture here, and while we fancy Too Darn Hot to take the verdict an each way punt on Anthony van Dyck, as you build your multiples and system bets this weekend, is not a bad call at all.

Advertise (9/1)

A quality betting heat is added further class by Advertise, who won the Group 1 Phoenix Stakes last time out.

A winner of the July Stakes at Newmarket and a decent second by a length in the Coventry Stakes, Advertise is clearly a horse with huge potential.

Advertise – Races to Date

Date Race Distance Position Start Price Grade Winnings
12/08/18 Phoenix Stakes 6f First 11/10 F Group 1 £128,000
12/07/18 July Stakes 6f First 11/10 F Group 2 £45,000
19/06/18 Coventry Stakes 6f Second 10/1 Group 2 £32,250
18/05/18 Newbury Maiden Stakes 6f First 4/1 JF Class 4 £6,500

The quandary is that this will be his debut over 7f, with previous outings coming over six, and we have to ask the question: can the Martyn Meade make the step up in such good company?

Possibly not, but this is a horse to keep an eye on for next season, make no mistake.

Mohawk (16/1)

A winner last time out over 8f at Newmarket, the takeaway point was that Mohawk may well become a top contender at a mile plus.

At the 7f mark life has been tougher, and on two separate occasions the colt has been well beaten by Anthony van Dyke and Christmas.

National Stakes Futurity Stakes
Horse Position SP Horse Position SP
Anthony Van Dyck 2 6/4 Anthony Van Dyck 1 4/6 F
Christmas 3 13/2 Christmas 2 13/2
Mohawk 4 16/1 Mohawk 3 12/1

Christmas (33/1)

For betting puritans, it’s bizarre that Christmas is double the price of Mohawk having gotten the better of his O’Brien stablemate twice.

In the grand scheme of things, however, it doesn’t really matter: both look to lack the class to really challenge for honours here.

Kuwait Currency (40/1)

A winner of a couple of listed outings, there has been little to suggest that Kuwait Currency can make the step up here.

The rank outsider finished dead last in his only start to date at Newmarket, where he was outpaced by a decent field and never looked like getting back into the race.

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