, Plumpton (12.45-4.05) and Wexford (1.00-4.25) while they race on the Flat at Galway (12.40-4.35), Kempton (1.20-5.20) and Wolverhampton (4.20-8.00), the last two of those being all-weather cards. Monday's nap looks sure to improve on his recent comeback second at Punchestown and can help Gordon Elliott topple Grand National winner Noble Yeats at Wexford. Horse racing predictions today: Wexford, Plumpton and Kempton Enda McElhinney's Monday fancies are below. Scroll down to read the expert analysis behind them. Odds correct at time of publishing and may be subject to change. Already used the Sky Bet sign-up offer? Take a look at more great bookmaker offers and the best betting sites. Horse racing predictions: Wexford 3.15 There's a Monday treat as Grand National winner Noble Yeats turns up for Emmet Mullins in this Listed chase over 2m 7f. He was recently pulled up on a visit to Auteuil and it's likely his season is going to be geared towards peaking once more in the spring. However, Gordon Elliott's runner RUN WILD FRED gets our vote. Jack Kennedy rides the eight-year-old, who was second in the National Hunt Chase at Cheltenham in March and was an impressive scorer in the Troytown Handicap Chase at Navan last season. He made his seasonal reappearance this month in a Grade 3 contest at Punchestown this month and was second behind stablemate Galvin. That was a pleasing effort and, having done something similar last term, he is fancied to take some beating in this Wexford event. Selection: Run Wild Fred @ 11/8 with Sky Bet Horse racing predictions: Plumpton 2.20 Trainer Chris Gordon is operating at a strike-rate of close to 40 per cent in October (13-33) and can notch at least one more winner before the month is over with LORD BADDESLEY in this 2m 4½f handicap hurdle. U){kind=link}
Today’s horse racing predictions are from Wexford, Plumpton and Kempton. See our expert’s nap of the day, next best and other selections
There are six meetings across the UK and Ireland as October draws to a close, four in England and two across the Irish Sea, where it is a public holiday.
Jumps fare comes from Hereford (12.20-3.45pm), Plumpton (12.45-4.05) and Wexford (1.00-4.25) while they race on the Flat at Galway (12.40-4.35), Kempton (1.20-5.20) and Wolverhampton (4.20-8.00), the last two of those being all-weather cards.
Monday’s nap looks sure to improve on his recent comeback second at Punchestown and can help Gordon Elliott topple Grand National winner Noble Yeats at Wexford.
Enda McElhinney’s Monday fancies are below. Scroll down to read the expert analysis behind them.