Andrew made a good profit with his buy of LIGHTENING COMPANY (3rd, 16-1) on Sunday and has two recommended bets/trades at on Monday, March 25th.

EXETER 2.20

There’s looks to be plenty of pace on in this novices’ handicap chase and it’s hard to escape the conclusion that the race will be set up for a closer. Step forward MOORLAND RAMBLER, whose patient running style was no help at Wincanton last time where he finished a modest fifth. King’s Threshold, best of the hold-up horses when a five-length runner-up in that 2m4f contest, went one better at Ascot yesterday to give the form a timely boost. Jane Williams’ six-year-old is hardly prolific, scoring just once from 12 starts, but that win came at today’s venue and the likely strong gallop can help him to double his career tally. Buy in the Spreadex 50-25-10 market or take a fixed odds price.

Recommendation: Back MOORLAND RAMBLER in Exeter 2.20

NEWCASTLE 8.30

GLOBAL HUMOR is a consistent sort who has a fine record when returned to the track very quickly. Jim Goldie’s veteran usually comes from well off the pace, ideal tactics for this 6f amateur riders’ handicap which looks sure to be run at a good clip. He finished runner-up over course and distance just three days ago and his record when returned to the track five days or sooner since his latest outing reads 1161613 (4-7) for a profit of £9.88 to a £1 level stake at SP. The booking of Alice Keighley is another positive – had we backed her previous 38 mounts we’d have found nine winners and made a profit of £14.83 to a £1 level stake at SP. Buy in the Spreadex 50-25-10 market or take a fixed odds price.

Recommendation: Back GLOBAL HUMOR in Newcastle 8.30

Please note that the picks recommended in this blog post are based on past performance and should not be considered a guarantee for future winning outcomes, and it is important to remember that spread betting carries a high level of risk to your capital and can result in losses larger than your initial stake/deposit. The views within this preview are those of Andrew Mount, professional tipster and journalist, and not those of Spreadex.