Jorvik Handicap Betting Odds

The Jorvik Handicap always provides an excellent opportunity to bet on a leading horse race. Run over one mile and four furlongs, there are lots of lively contenders, with The Reverend making a seasonal debut. The four-year-old looks favourably handicapped and is trained by William Haggas, although Stressfree is also among the favourites.

The latter has the potential to go well for David O’Meara and the five-year-old has already had a couple of outings this term. Crystal Flyer was able to get a win on the all-weather on a seasonal debut, with several other runners and riders operating at around the 10/1 mark and some of them are worthy of each-way consideration.

2025 Jorvik Handicap Betting Tips

The Jorvik Handicap is always an exciting race at the Knavesmire, with York Racecourse hosting this encounter on Wednesday and there’s an open look about the market. The Reverend makes a seasonal debut and there’s plenty of respect being afforded by the bookies when it comes to a horse who might end up going off as favourite.

The four-year-old runs for William Haggas and could only manage a midfield finish at Doncaster, although the horse previously ran solidly at York when finishing fourth of out seven runners. There was a September triumph at Ascot over one mile and four furlongs on soft ground, with the horse looking favourably handicapped.

Stressfree finished third out of six runners at Epsom last time out, with the horse only a length off the pace on that occasion. That came after a bright showing at Doncaster where a fourth-placed finish was registered out of a field of sixteen. Last February, there was a success at Musselburgh over nearly two miles.

Almosh’her was able to land a runner-up finish on a seasonal debut before obliging with a victory last time out. That was on the all-weather at Kempton Park, with the Karl Burke-trained runner now aiming to prosper on the turf at the Knavesmire. Plage De Havre is another four-year-old who could go well for trainer Andrew Balding.

2024 Jorvik Handicap Tips

There are fourteen runners going to post for the Jorvik Handicap which will be run over one mile and four furlongs. Marhaba The Champ returns to the track after a couple of successes last season, with the horse winning at York in August when landing the spoils in the Sky Bet Handicap and there could be more to come despite a disappointing last at Newmarket.

Klondike is trading at a similar price and the four-year-old will run for the first time after a wind surgery op, with the horse having opened his account with a win at Newbury in April 2023. This was followed by finishing second in a listed race at Goodwood, although some will look for a bigger priced alternative in the race.

Crystal Delight could tick the right boxes and the Harry Eustace-trained runner was victorious in his last showing when scoring at Epsom last month. That victory came over one mile and two furlongs against six other rivals, with the horse having also performed well at Newmarket towards the end of September.

Flash Bardot catches the eye at a backable each-way price and the four-year-old was victorious for trainer Jack Channon in his last race. This was a victory against six other rivals at Doncaster, with the horse capable of finishing in the frame once again and there were wins at Catterick and Newbury in autumn last year.

2023 Jorvik Handicap Tips

Real Dream is a worthy favourite if the horse is sent off at the shortest odds, with Sir Michael Stoute saddling a runner who was able to succeed on the all-weather track at Kempton Park recently. In a handicap race in early May, the four-year-old was able to claim a success as even money favourite and this was over the identical distance of one mile and four furlongs.

Perhaps wind surgery will continue to prove beneficial and there was a maiden stakes victory at Doncaster in June last year, although Tasman Bay could be a horse who is able to make an impression at the Knavesmire and he looks to be the best William Haggas-trained runner in the race, with the five-year-old having had a lengthy absence away from the track.

2022 was a disappointing year for the horse, although some of the performances in 2021 as a three-year-old were far brighter, including a second-placed finish in the King Edward VII Stakes, with La Yakel part of the same stable and the four-year-old will have Tom Marquand on board for this race and could be set to run a decent race.

La Yakel was able to win at Southwell and Ascot last year before finishing fourth in the bet365 Old Rowley Cup Handicap, with the trip likely to be suited and this horse will also want the going to be firm. Sam Cooke is also a horse that merits respect after scoring back to back wins and the seven-year-old is an experienced campaigner.