Rising Stars Novices Chase Betting Odds

Blueking d'Oroux is almost certain to go off as favourite in the Rising Stars Novices' Chase. The six-year-old has solid form although not a particularly strong win rate. Paul Nicholls’ charge is potentially the one to beat, although Cobra Queen has been shortening in the betting. Successive victories mean that we have to take the horse seriously.

Art Of Diplomacy has been another excellent performer in recent outings. The nine-year-old could be a touch of value considering the win rate. The Mickey Bowen-trained charge is operating at a similar price to Double Powerful, with Doyen Quest the other horse who is trading at single figure odds and Dan Skelton saddles this seven-year-old.

2025 Rising Stars Novices' Chase Betting Tips

Blueking d'Oroux is trading at a fairly short price to win the Rising Stars Novices' Chase. But is the horse a value bet? After all, the runner was beaten as a short-priced favourite at Newton Abbot. Previously to this, there was an impressive effort when winning the bet365 Select Hurdle over two miles, five and a half furlongs.

There might be better value alternatives. Cobra Queen has enjoyed successive victories and the latest of these came at Roscommon Racecoures at the end of September. It was a significant win by nearly nine lengths and this came after a victory at Tramore. Henry de Bromhead will have high hopes that the winning habit can continue at Wincanton.

Art Of Diplomacy was a faller last time out and it’s interesting to see if there are any repercussions. Previously to this, the nine-year-old was able to score in three of the previous four outings. There were triumphs at Newton Abbot, Bangor-on-Dee and Uttoxeter. There could be more to come from the Mickey Bowen-trained charge.

Double Powerful is a six-year-old who could also be each-way value. Neil Mulholland saddles a horse who was third on a seasonal debut. This effort came at Cheltenham in October, with the 14/1 shot performing well to finish third over two miles and four furlongs. Doyen Quest is the other one for the shortlist and could perform well for Dan Skelton.

2024 Rising Stars Novices Chase Tips

There’s a battle for favouritism at the head of the market for the Rising Stars Novices' Chase, with Handstands having racked up a series of victories in his career. Ben Pauling trains a runner who enjoyed a succession of four different wins at Moira, Hereford, Newcastle and Huntingdon before a disappointing outcome at Cheltenham last time out.

The horse found the going too tough in the Gallagher Novices’ Hurdle at the Festival, although there’s a chance of the runner returning to winning ways here. However, Peaky Boy is a smart runner and Nicky Henderson trains a horse who has been successful at Cheltenham on consecutive occasions.

Resplendent Grey has also enjoyed successive wins and the six-year-old has solid claims for trainer Olly Murphy, with a success coming at Uttoxeter in October. He was able to beat five other runners by five and a half lengths, with a previous success coming at the Staffordshire track and this is definitely a horse for the shortlist.

Soul Icon incredibly has four successive runner-up spots, with Keiran Burke saddling a horse who was second at Market Rasen in a field of sixteen horses. This came after a runner-up appearance at Aintree and the same outcome came at Ayr. The seven-year-old could be a backable price compared to the front runners in the field.

2023 Rising Stars Novices Chase Tips

Knappers Hill is the horse that boasts the strongest credentials when it comes to the Boodles 'Rising Stars' Novices' Chase and it wouldn’t be a surprise to see the seven-year-old claim a victory in this Grade Two encounter. The Paul Nicholls-trained runner might have needed the run in a recent Novices’ Chase at Chepstow when finishing second out of four horses.

Last April, there was plenty to like about the horse’s performance in the bet365 Select Hurdle at Sandown Park, with the runner able to edge out Goshen and Theatre Glory over two miles, five and a half furlongs. Might I could be the strongest rival, with Harry Fry training a horse that finished fifth in the Prix du Cher in May.

JPR One was able to win against two other runners in a handicap chase over two miles, half a furlong on heavy ground. We can also look back on the Land And Sea Handicap at Aintree Racecourse where the same runner was able to finish fifth in a big field. There is definitely a case to be made for this charge on an each-way basis.

Captain Conby has run four times since a disappointing performance at Aintree in April, with the horse last seen finishing second to Sharjah at Tipperary. Although it was a twelve length defeat over two miles and four furlongs, there was plenty to like about a performance that came after a Beginners Chase victory at Killarney.