HARRY REDKNAPP knows a thing or two about horses – and he’s picked out an eye-catching 30-1 treble to get punters off to a winner on day one of Cheltenham.
The legendary football manager has a couple of his own runners this week too.
GettyShrewd judge Redknapp has picked out a 30-1 treble for day one of Cheltenham[/caption]
So while Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp may have their eyes on a double and more – really, it’s Redknapp who could get one of his own over the next few days.
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Lifelong racing fan Harry has not one, but two, serious hopes of Festival glory, in Shakem Up’Arry and Bowtogreatness, both of whom are lined up to run on Thursday.
Shakem Up’Arry is a 14-1 chance for the Plate Handicap Chase at 4.10 on Thursday.
While Bowtogreatness is also a 14-1 poke for the Kim Muir at 5.30 later that day.
He admitted: “It’s a fantastic week – I always tell people not to bother ringing me when it’s on!
“For me, owning a Cheltenham winner would be up there with lifting the FA Cup.”
Redknapp’s also hoping to pick out a few for Sun readers, too, and reckons Gaelic Warrior (2.10), Lossiemouth (4.10) and Milan Tino (4.50) have every chance on Tuesday.
He said: “Gaelic Warrior is the class act in the Arkle, and hopefully a hood will straighten up his jumping.
“Lossiemouth looks nailed on, and the handicapper has taken a right chance on Milan Tino.
“Hopefully they will get the week off to a flying start.”
You can put the three of them together in a 30-1 treble.
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