2025 Turners Mersey Novices' Hurdle Tips

There’s a big field set to line up in the Turners Mersey Novices' Hurdle on Saturday, with this encounter taking place over two miles and four furlongs. There’s a smart four-year-old near the top of the betting, with Lulamba having landed a couple of wins this season before being narrowly pipped in the JCB Triumph Hurdle and there could be more to come.

Miami Magic runs for Stuart Edmunds and the horse hasn’t been out of the first two all season, with the six-year-old finishing second out of seven runners at Kempton Park last time out. This came after a solid performance at Aintree on Boxing Day when running two lengths behind Potters Charm over two miles and one furlong.

Jet To Vegas is bidding for a consecutive hat-trick of wins, with Lucinda Russell hoping that her charge can continue successful ways. The latest success came at Kelso at the beginning of March, with that coming after a January victory at Ayr. Fingle Bridge is another runner in excellent form and the latest triumph came at Exeter in February.

That came after successes at Market Rasen and Uttoxeter, with an eighteen-length win being enjoyed at Chepstow back in December. Good And Clever is a six-year-old with bags of ability and the horse has been third in the past two outings, with Horaces Pearl having enjoyed plenty of recent wins.

2024 Turners Mersey Novices’ Hurdle Tips

There was plenty to like about Slade Steel’s win in the Supreme Novices’ Hurdle, with the horse achieving a win in the 2024 Cheltenham Festival opener. The runner was previously second to Ballyburn at the Dublin Racing Festival when losing by seven lengths and this form stacks up as pretty attractive.

Brighterdaysahead enjoyed a consecutive hat-trick of victories, with the five-year-old finishing second in his previous encounter. The horse ran in the Ryanair Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle and was sent off as the 5/6 favourite before being beaten by Golden Ace at the Cheltenham Festival.

Previously to this came a strong performance at Navan and she might profit from the weight allowance when it comes to this race. Gordon Elliott will have high hopes for the horse, although there are several other decent contenders including Caldwell Potter who has landed back to back successes.

Paul Nicholls trains a runner who was last seen winning at Leopardstown during the festive period when fending off eight other rivals, with Predators Gold beaten by over six lengths. This came after another triumph at Navan, with Jack Kennedy likely to be on board a horse who can deliver a success.