Silver Cup Handicap Betting Odds

There are a number of horses who can make an impression in the Silver Cup Handicap, although much comes down to whether Crown Of Oaks fulfils some obvious potential. The recent win means that the bookies have installed the horse as a relatively short priced favourite, with Desert Shadow having finished runner-up last time out.

Financer was also second in a recent showing, with Nepal victorious in the last race and we might see the runner be among the places in this encounter. Something Splendid runs for Peter Chapple-Hyam and could be a decent each-way shout, with Crack Shot and Glistening Nights also available at a backable price right now.

2025 Silver Cup Handicap Betting Tips

Crown Of Oaks was a solid performer at Ayr last time out, with the even money favourite landing the spoils in the Outcider Handicap over one mile and two furlongs. It was a narrow margin of victory for the William Haggas-trained charge, with that coming after an underwhelming performance at Redcar where the 1/3 market leader finished third out of four.

Desert Shadow has run a number of times this season and the Godolphin-trained charge finished second at Sandown Park at the start of August. There was a four-length deficit between the horse and odds-on favourite Dangerman, with this coming after finishing well down the order at Newbury when being ninth out of twelve horses.

Financer was runner-up in the most recent showing, with Tim Easterby’s charge having finished second at Windsor in a field of nine horses. It was a solid finish after being dead last at Thirsk in the previous showing. The most eye-catching performance came at York where the 9/2 favourite was able to run close to winning over one mile, two and a half furlongs.

Nepal was in the winners’ enclosure last time out. The three-year-old is trained by George Scott, with the horse landing the spoils at Yarmouth by one and a half lengths. That came after a solid display at The Curragh when landing fourth out of nineteen horses when the 22/1 shot ran really well in a maiden race.

2023 Silver Cup Handicap Tips

The bookmakers are anticipating an open contest when it comes to the William Hill Silver Cup Handicap. This is a one mile, four furlong encounter which will certainly test the stamina of the horses in the race, with Sea King the one who merits the most respect from the layers. It’s easy to see why after a second and a first this season for the four-year-old.

Last time out, the horse won the William Hill Handicap over one mile and four furlongs on soft ground. This was at Goodwood Racecourse, although Sea King only beat three other rivals. Previously to this, the runner was second on the all-weather at Kempton Park in a London Middle Distance Series Qualifier.

Dancing In Paris might not earn the trust of every customer considering that the three-year-old has had several near-misses in his races this season. The most recent runner-up performance saw the horse finish second in a one mile, two handicap encounter and that came after finishing third in the Coral Handicap at Goodwood Racecourse.

Fulfilled was third in a race at Windsor last time out, with David Simcock’s charge having previously triumphed at Lingfield Park. Edge Of Darkness could be an interesting pick and a win at Thirsk was followed by a victory on the July course at Newmarket. More recently came a ninth-placed finish in the Melrose Handicap but that was in esteemed company.