2023 Jewson Handicap Tips
Guetapan Collonges ran really well in his last performance and that explains why the horse has been made favourite to win the Jewson Handicap Chase. In a handicap chase at Carlisle Racecourse, the seven-year-old obliged by two lengths over three miles, half a furlong. Considering that was on soft ground, the horse appears to have the right credentials here.
City Chief was sent off as the 15/8 favourite when running in the Champion Handicap Chase over three miles at Ayr Racecourse, with the Nicky Henderson-trained runner being beaten into third on that occasion. The six-year-old is carrying a reasonable amount of weight for this encounter although this is a highly-rated runner.
Your Own Story also makes a seasonal debut here, with the horse carrying 9-9 and that could mean that the horse is the each-way value. Sixth place in the Scottish Grand National over four miles, with the runner having excellent staying ability. There was also a second-placed finish at Haydock Park over three miles, four and a half furlongs.
Flash Collonges also ran in the Scottish National and was in touch with the leaders when falling at the nineteenth fence, with Paul Nicholls saddling a horse who had previously secured a victory at Newbury Racecourse when winning by three lengths over a trip of two miles, seven and a half furlongs. There could be more to come from this runner.
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