2024 Lady Wulfruna Stakes Tips

We’re looking forward to the Lady Wulfruna Stakes this weekend, with Shouldvebeenaring trading as the favourite as the horse returns to the track. We last saw the horse running at Longchamp back in October when finishing third out of fourteen and there was plenty to like about the performance of a 35/1 shot in the Qatar Prix de la Foret.

Richard Hannon’s charge is available at short enough odds to claim a win at Wolverhampton, with the horse having also performed well in the Betfair Sprint Cup Stakes when finishing second as a 50/1 chance. On that occasion, there was just a neck preventing him from landing a victory when missing out in this Group 1 encounter.

Nine Tenths has enjoyed back to back runner-up spots and this horse has plenty of all-weather experience. The William Haggas-trained charge was able to finish second out of five runners at Lingfield in early February and this came after a second placed finish at Newcastle on the all-weather on New Year’s Day.

Doctor Khan Junior catches the eye considering there have been a spate of wins recorded by this horse who could be a smart each-way performer here. The five-year-old also has the added advantage of previously winning twice at Wolverhampton, with the latest of these successes coming against seven other runners in the middle of February.

2023 Lady Wulfruna Stakes Betting Tips

Noble Dynasty has not been seen at a racecourse for over 100 days, although there was an impressive showing at Lingfield Park back in November. The horse didn’t have a huge amount to beat in that race and was sent off as the 1/3 favourite, with the runner having previously triumphed in the Turners Handicap over seven furlongs when lining up at Newmarket Racecourse.

However, Angel Bleu is an interesting runner who is also near the top of the market. The last time we saw this horse in action was at Goodwood Racecourse back in July, with the horse actually producing a commendable performance in esteemed company when competing in the Qatar Sussex Stakes and that includes the winner Baaeed.

Previously to this, the Ralph Beckett-trained charge was able to perform reasonably well at the 2022 Royal Ascot meeting when finishing down the order in the St James’s Palace Stakes, with Rossa Ryan booked to ride a four-year-old who has the ability to run a big race over seven furlongs in a race where there are also several each-way shouts.

We have many horses returning after a long lay-off and that includes Dhabab who is another strong four-year-old trained by Robert Havlin. There wasn’t much to like about a fourth-placed finish out of four runners on the Kempton all-weather at the end of November, although there was a win at Lingfield previously to this against ten other runners.