Lincoln Trial Handicap Betting Odds

There are thirteen runners set to line up for the BetMGM Lincoln Trial Handicap at Wolverhampton on Saturday, with Kingdom Come lining up for trainer Clive Cox. However, the four-year-old Great Chieftain has been in the winners’ enclosure plenty of times and could well be the one that emerges victorious in this encounter.

Symbol Of Light was able to score in his previous showing, with the six-year-old worthy of each-way consideration, while Final Voyage has the potential to go well for Johnny Murtagh. Whip Cracker and Local Hero are other runners trading at a backable each-way price, although there aren’t too many horses that can be easily discounted.

2025 BetMGM Lincoln Trial Handicap Tips

Kingdom Come has been installed as favourite for the BetMGM Lincoln Trial Handicap and the six-year-old was able to finish second out of nine horses last time out. The horse was beaten by half a length at Chelmsford on the all-weather, with that coming after a disappointing showing at Kempton Park.

Great Chieftain has won three of his previous five encounters, with the last effort being a success at Newmarket back in August and that came after a triumph at Goodwood earlier that month. There was also a success at Newbury at the beginning of July, with and this horse looks like serious each-way material based on these exploits.

Symbol Of Light is a six-year-old that was able to score at Southwell in early February, with the horse enjoying a victory by nearly four lengths over a mile. There could be more to come based on that display, with this being a big improvement on the outing at Newcastle previously where the horse was only able to finish tenth out of twelve runners.

Final Voyage returns to the track quickly after finishing second in a previous showing, with the horse finishing second out of eleven runners at Dundalk on the all-weather. The 11/1 shot was only beaten by less than a length, with Whip Cracker a four-year-old who was able to regularly hit the frame last season.

2024 Lincoln Trial Handicap Tips

There are some intriguing horse races at Wolverhampton on Saturday and that includes the BetMGM Lincoln Trial Handicap where we’ll see a maximum of thirteen runners lining up over one mile, half a furlong. Greatgadian is a six-year-old who currently heads the market and the Roger Varian-trained horse could be well-weighted for this encounter.

The horse has plenty of experience when it comes to racing on the all-weather, with a second placed finish coming out of thirteen runners at Newcastle Racecourse at the beginning of March. This came after a disappointing showing at Kempton, while the same horse was able to finish third out of thirteen horses at Southwell in a previous showing.

Final Voyage was successful for trainer Jonny Murtagh on his last outing, with the six-year-old able to score with a win last time out. Very recently, we saw the horse claim a victory on the all-weather at Dundalk, with the runner claiming a handicap success over one mile and there are definitely solid each-way claims for this charge.

King’s Code is bidding for a third successive win after emerging victorious at Southwell and Kempton in two consecutive races. There was a short head triumph in the former back in January, with David Evans saddling a charge who was able to score at Kempton in the middle of February and there could be more to come here.

2023 Lincoln Trial Handicap Betting Tips

The 2023 Lincoln Trial Handicap looks like a quality betting race and Totally Charming is the horse that heads the market, with George Boughey looking forward to his charge lining up in a race which seems well-suited in terms of distance. The last run for this horse was on 22 October when the runner triumphed in the Scott Dobson Memorial Handicap at Doncaster.

Ryan Moore was on board on that occasion for the win in Yorkshire, with William Buick booked to ride a charge who finished well down the order in the Cambridgeshire in his previous race, although there was a nice win in the World Pool Handicap at Epsom back in June as part of the Derby meeting and that puts him in a good light.

Unforgotten is bidding to continue his winning run, with the horse having scored on the all-weather at Lingfield Park on 17 February. Having been sent off as the 5/6 favourite in the one mile handicap encounter, there was a victory by half a length and this came after a similar type of win at the same course a few weeks previously.

Notre Belle Bete produced a reasonable performance when finishing second to Outbreak in a recent handicap race at Lingfield, with the latter also set to line up for this clash at Wolverhampton Racecourse and he looks an interesting each-way price. There could be more to come from a progressive four-year-old and trainer Charlie Johnston will have high hopes.