York Ebor tips 2024: Friday's best bets from Racing Post experts
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Day three of York's Ebor festival is upon us – but who do our top tipsters fancy most?
Our top four York Ebor tips for Friday's card
Reach
4.10 York: Assured Data Protection EBF Fillies' Handicap (Heritage Handicap), 1m2½f
By Tom Segal
Last year's winner Reach looks sure to go well again, provided the ground stays fast. She and the runner-up pulled well clear 12 months ago and Reach looked as good as ever when third off this mark on ground that would have been a bit too soft last time out. No doubt this race will have been the target again and a nice low draw is hardly ever a bad thing at York.
Asfoora
3.35 York: Coolmore Wootton Bassett Nunthorpe Stakes (Group 1), 5f
By Harry Wilson
Asfoora showed a blistering change of gear to win the King Charles III Stakes at Royal Ascot and arguably bettered that form when trying to give Big Evs 5lb at Glorious Goodwood, where she looked a shade unlucky having received a few bumps in the closing stages and was beaten just a short head. She gets a 6lb swing with that rival here and this more galloping track will suit better than Goodwood.
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Big Mojo
3.00 York: Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Gimcrack Stakes (Group 2), 6f
By Kevin Morley
The best fit is Big Mojo, who might improve for stepping up in trip and has the requisite class needed to land an average running. The Strikin Viking looks like the next best, following a good second in the Richmond Stakes at Goodwood last time.
Euchen Glen
1.50 York: Sky Bet Handicap (Heritage Handicap), 1m4f
By Paul Kealy
Euchen Glen is following a similar path to last year, as he finished third in that Goodwood race before lining up as a 25-1 shot for the Ebor off a mark of 96 and finishing a two-and-a-quarter-length fourth to Absurde.
He is a year older, but he's 4lb lower and running in a much weaker race than the Ebor, and if he's in the same form as he has been for the last couple of months he will surely be there at the finish.
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