4 To Win: Alan Alger's horse racing tips to win £10k on Saturday

31 Aug

Alan Alger

Our expert gives his best horse racing tips from Sandown, Chester and Beverley to help you win a massive jackpot in our free-to-play prediction game.

4 To Win is Betway's free-to-play prediction game, with a £1,000 prize on offer every single day and an increased jackpot of £10,000 for all ITV meetings.

Simply guess the winner of four chosen races for your chance to claim the cash.

Here are Alan Alger's top tips for Saturday to get you started...

13.50

TOP PICK: COMPAS SCOOBIE

Second choice: Shamshon

A handicap sprint down the middle of Sandown’s golf course. The draw is sometimes significant, but the good-to-soft ground adds another variable. On balance, a middle draw looks best.

There hasn’t been a winning favourite of this race in the last decade. COMPAS SCOOBIE has been knocking on the door of late in decent handicaps and ran reasonably well on his sole start at this track. He may be given most to do by Shamshon.

14.05

TOP PICK: ARCANDA

Second choice: Muntadab

A handicap around the tight bends of the Roodee. Only one clear favourite has won this race in the last 10 years. The winning roll call also includes winners at prices all the way up to 40/1.

ARCANDA has lost his way a little over the summer after racking up a quick hat-trick earlier in the season on the all-weather. It’s interesting that five of his seven wins involve racing around tight bends, including twice at this track. Hayley Turner takes the ride and this horse looks great value to play a part in a competitive heat.

14.45

TOP PICK: MIRZA

Second choice: Final Venture

Low draws have historically been very important in this race with nine of the last ten winners coming from stalls 1 to 4. Nine of the last 10 winners have been under 11/1, so we probably need to focus on the head of the market.

MIRZA hasn’t won for a long while and is getting on a bit, but the cards could have fallen right for a final swansong.

15.35

TOP PICK: ARTHUR KITT

Second choice: Too Darn Hot

A Group 3 with a small but select field. Too Darn Hot was impressive on debut and will be a worthy favourite.

However, I think it’s worth chancing the unbeaten ARTHUR KITT. His win at Ascot was very impressive last time out and he looks capable of improving on that.