Windsor Racing Tips & Predictions - Monday 20th July 2026

Our Windsor racing tips cover all 7 races on the card today, Monday 20th July 2026. The action gets underway at 17:50 and runs through to 20:50, with going reported as 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick).

A few names jump off the page from a course-form perspective. Lequinto boasts a 44.44% strike rate from 18 runs at the track, Olivia Tubb has been in fine form here with 3 wins from 14 rides, John & Thady Gosden’s yard sends out runners with a 31.76% strike rate at this venue. Below you’ll find race-by-race breakdowns with our top selections, live odds and tipster picks.

Tipster Performance at Windsor

Here’s how the leading tipsters have fared at Windsor over the last two years (minimum 10 selections):

17:50 – A1R Services Ltd Nursery Handicap

Race Details: 6f | Class 4 | Going: 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick) | | flat

A compact six-runner nursery, but not a straightforward one. Arabica Queen and Troublesome Guest set the standard on ratings at 82, though the former arrives with the much more convincing profile after a neat 421 progression. Regal Tiger is the interesting unexposed one after only two starts and looks the obvious threat for a yard that does well with this type, while Keep Kicking On has been kept to stronger novice company and could easily step forward now entering handicap company. Theheatison and El Lambo both come here off wins, but each has a bit to prove now asked to back that up in a tighter race. It’s a fair little Class 4 for juveniles rather than a giveaway, and improvement will likely decide it.

Top Selections

1. Regal Tiger – 9/4 with Bet365

Jockey: Oisin Murphy | Trainer: Hugo Palmer | Form: 42 | Rating: 75 | Topspeed: 67

Regal Tiger makes plenty of appeal now switched into nursery company after just two runs, and that opening mark of 75 could prove very workable. He improved from debut to finish second last time, shaping like a colt who would benefit from a proper test at 6f, and Oisin Murphy is an eye-catching booking in a field where tactical positioning will matter. He doesn’t have the flashy figures of Arabica Queen yet, but he has the profile of a progressive sort with his best days still ahead of him. At 9/4, he looks the one most likely to have a bit in hand.

Bet: WIN

2. Arabica Queen – 4/1 with Bet365

Jockey: Rob Hornby | Trainer: Jonathan Portman | Form: 421 | Rating: 82 | Topspeed: 77

Arabica Queen brings the most solid recent form into the race and is very easy to respect after getting off the mark last time. The progression from 4 to 2 to 1 is exactly what you want to see from a juvenile heading into handicaps, and her Topspeed figure of 77 says that win was no fluke. She does have to concede weight to a few less exposed rivals off a mark of 82, so there isn’t loads of room for error, but in a six-runner race reliability counts for plenty. Available at 4/1, she looks the sensible each-way punt if you want something with fewer questions to answer.

Bet: EACH-WAY

Betting Strategy

Regal Tiger is the win play on the basis that his handicap mark could underestimate him after only two starts. Arabica Queen is the each-way option, bringing the strongest established form and a solid speed figure to the table. Keep Kicking On is the danger if the switch into handicaps unlocks improvement, while Troublesome Guest has enough weight and exposed form to look opposable.

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18:20 – Download The At The Races App EBF Fillies’ Restricted Novice Stakes (Bands B-D) (EBF Qual’) (GBB)

Race Details: 6f | Class 5 | Going: 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick) | | flat

This looks a useful restricted novice rather than a penalty kick, even if Lady Rosalind sets the standard after getting off the mark and carrying a clear penalty. William Haggas’ filly has the best rating in the line-up and is the obvious one, but giving weight away to several unexposed rivals at Windsor is never entirely straightforward. Santo and Princess Ivy bring solid placed form to the table, while Miss Tango is entitled to come on bundles for her debut and Oisin Murphy catches the eye. There are also a couple of interesting newcomers in Soeur De Flash and All Angels, so this is no procession for the favourite. In short, the market leader is respected, but it is a race with enough depth to demand a second look.

Top Selections

1. Lady Rosalind – 15/8 with Bet365

Jockey: Tom Marquand | Trainer: William Haggas | Form: 91 | Rating: 83 | Topspeed: 50

She is the one they all have to beat. That 91 profile is exactly what you want to see in a juvenile filly at this stage of the season: learned the job first time, then won second time, and did enough to earn a mark of 83, which is the best on offer here. The penalty is the obvious concern, but Haggas and Marquand are not in the habit of wasting bullets in races like this. Drawn 2, she should get a handy trip, and at 15/8 she is not a gift, but she is still the likeliest winner if taking the expected step forward again. Bet: WIN

Bet: WIN

2. Princess Ivy – 13/2 with Bet365

Jockey: Sean Levey | Trainer: Richard Hannon | Form: 94 | Rating: 76 | Topspeed: 59

She makes plenty of each-way appeal in a race where the favourite is respected but not bombproof. Princess Ivy improved from her debut when fourth last time and, notably, her Topspeed figure of 59 is the best in the field, suggesting there is a fair bit of substance to what she has shown already. Stall 1 around Windsor can be a plus if Sean Levey gets her into a rhythm early, and Hannon’s juveniles often sharpen up nicely with racing. At 13/2 she looks the value against rivals with similar profiles, especially as she receives weight from the penalised favourite. Bet: EACH-WAY

Bet: EACH-WAY

Betting Strategy

Lady Rosalind is the win play because she has the strongest form in the book and the highest rating, even with the penalty to shoulder. For an each-way punt, Princess Ivy looks the sensible alternative given her improving profile and standout Topspeed figure. Santo is an obvious danger on consistent form, while Miss Tango could leave her debut run well behind.

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18:50 – Join Fitzdares For A Personal Service Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)

Race Details: 1m 2f | Class 3 | Going: 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick) | | flat

This looks a pretty informative Windsor maiden rather than a weak summer heat, with several well-bred, lightly raced types from major yards taking on the one runner with solid established form. Lord d’Or brings the clearest piece of racecourse evidence after back-to-back seconds and an official mark of 81, so he sets the standard the newcomers have to reach. The market, though, is likely to revolve around Charlie Appleby’s debutant Castlemont, while the Gosdens’ Rhythmic Charge and Roger Varian’s Treble Bass add further depth. At the other end, a few exposed outsiders already look up against it. Over this trip on quick ground, class and latent improvement should tell, but it is still a race where potential has to be weighed against proven form.

Top Selections

1. Castlemont – 6/5 with Betfair

Jockey: William Buick | Trainer: Charlie Appleby | Form: | Rating: | Topspeed:

You are taking plenty on trust with Castlemont, but that is often the case with Appleby’s 3yos in midsummer maidens and the market usually gets the message right. William Buick is an obvious plus and this does not look a vintage maiden despite the presence of Lord d’Or. The fact Castlemont is already trading around 6/5 suggests he’s expected to know his job first time, and that stable is more than capable of producing one ready to win over this sort of trip on decent ground. If he has the usual Godolphin level of ability, he may simply have too much class for these. Bet: WIN

Bet: WIN

2. Lord d’Or

Jockey: Oisin Murphy | Trainer: Andrew Balding | Form: 6-22 | Rating: 81 | Topspeed: 39

Lord d’Or is the percentage each-way play because, unlike most of these, he has actually put solid maiden form on the board. His 6-22 sequence shows steady progress, and an 81 rating is a fair marker in this company. Oisin Murphy taking over is hardly a negative, and Balding’s runner should be suited by this 1m2f given the way he’s been shaping. The obvious concern is whether one of the blueblood debutants has more raw talent, but in a nine-runner race with three places on offer he makes plenty of appeal as the horse most likely to run his race again. Bet: EACH-WAY

Bet: EACH-WAY

Betting Strategy

Castlemont is the win play if you are happy to trust stable power and market confidence over experience. For a safer angle, Lord d’Or is the each-way option, bringing the strongest proven form and a reliable profile. Rhythmic Charge and Treble Bass are the obvious dangers among the other unexposed 3yos, but the race looks to revolve around the favourite versus the form horse.

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19:20 – Fitzdares Sprint Series Handicap (Windsor Sprint Series Qualifier)

Race Details: 6f | Class 4 | Going: 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick) | | flat

This looks a proper Windsor sprint rather than a penalty kick, even if Amazonian Dream is the obvious starting point. Rod Millman’s veteran arrives off a couple of solid placed efforts and is well treated on the figures, but he is short enough in a race where a few have the right profile to make life awkward. Lequinto is thriving for Tony Carroll and comes here in rude health after another win, while Visually is the unexposed one in the line-up and could easily take a step forward on just his fourth start. Buccabay has bits of form that entitle him to respect too, but he does need to bounce back from a lesser effort. Competitive, but not impossible to solve.

Top Selections

1. Amazonian Dream – 11/8 with Bet365

Jockey: Oisin Murphy | Trainer: Rod Millman | Form: 035722 | Rating: 89 | Topspeed: 80

He’s the percentage call. Amazonian Dream has been knocking loudly with back-to-back seconds, and in a race lacking depth beyond the obvious handful, that consistency counts for plenty. A mark of 89 still looks manageable judged on those recent efforts, and his Topspeed figure of 80 says he remains very capable of running to a solid Class 4 level. Oisin Murphy is an eye-catching booking in a race where track position over this sharp 6f can be crucial, and stall 6 should give him options. At 11/8 he is no giveaway, but he is the runner with the fewest questions to answer and holds strong claims.

Bet: WIN

2. Visually – 6/1 with Bet365

Jockey: Rossa Ryan | Trainer: Clive Cox | Form: 12-6 | Rating: 83 | Topspeed: 63

Visually is the interesting each-way angle because he remains the one horse in here with genuine scope. He was progressive in two starts last season, winning on debut before finishing second, and his comeback sixth can be marked up a touch as he should be sharper now. Clive Cox knows the time of day with sprinters and Rossa Ryan is an excellent ally around Windsor, while stall 2 could be handy if he breaks on terms. He gets in here with just 130lb as a 3yo, and although he has to prove himself in this company, 6/1 feels fair for a colt who may yet have more to offer than exposed older rivals.

Bet: EACH-WAY

Betting Strategy

Amazonian Dream is the win play because he brings the most reliable recent form and looks primed to go one better. For an each-way punt, Visually makes plenty of appeal as the unexposed 3yo with upside from a good draw. Lequinto is the obvious danger after his recent winning spell, while Buccabay is not one to dismiss if bouncing back.

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19:50 – British Stallion Studs EBF Support The Big Bear Voyage Fillies’ Handicap (GBBplus Race)

Race Details: 1m 2f | Class 4 | Going: 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick) | | flat

This looks a tidy little fillies’ handicap rather than a deep one, and the market has understandably latched onto the two obvious 3yo improvers in Sunshine Star and Capichera. The former arrives off a straightforward maiden win for the Gosdens and could easily have more to offer now moving into handicaps, while Capichera already brings a bit more battle-hardened handicap form after getting off the mark last time. Behind them, it gets more speculative. Dream Camp has a bit to prove after a heavy defeat, while Molo Del Palazzo and Valkyrie Storm are the sort who could nick a place if the principals underperform. In a seven-runner race with only three places on offer, this is not impossible to solve, but getting the value right is the key.

Top Selections

1. Sunshine Star – 6/4 with Bet365

Jockey: William Buick | Trainer: John & Thady Gosden | Form: 2-61 | Rating: 80 | Topspeed: 61

She is the unexposed one in the field and that counts for plenty in a race like this. Sunshine Star took a few runs to learn her job, but that latest win suggested the penny had dropped and the Gosden team now pitch her straight into handicap company off what could prove a fair opening mark of 80. William Buick is an eye-catching booking and this extra yardage looks likely to suit rather than inconvenience her. At 6/4 she is no giveaway, but she still makes plenty of appeal against rivals who have shown more of their hand. She looks the one with the most upside.

Bet: WIN

2. Molo Del Palazzo – 10/1 with Bet365

Jockey: Hector Crouch | Trainer: Ralph Beckett | Form: 5-632 | Rating: 81 | Topspeed: 62

If you want something at a price for an each-way punt, Molo Del Palazzo makes more appeal than a few of these. She has been edging forward with racing, and that latest second suggested this trip is drawing improvement from her. Beckett is not a trainer to ignore in these fillies’ handicaps, and off 81 she is not badly treated if there is another small step forward to come. Drawn widest in seven is not ideal around Windsor, but in a race lacking depth beyond the front pair, 10/1 looks fair enough for a filly who is at least going the right way and should stay on when it matters.

Bet: EACH-WAY

Betting Strategy

Keep it simple: Sunshine Star is the win play, as she looks the likeliest improver and may still be ahead of the assessor. For an each-way alternative, Molo Del Palazzo appeals most at the prices in a race where the place claims thin out quickly after the market leaders. Capichera is the obvious danger and is hard to leave out of calculations.

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20:20 – ECA 125th Year Anniversary Handicap

Race Details: 1m 2f | Class 6 | Going: 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick) | | flat

This looks a pretty typical late-evening Windsor handicap: exposed types mixed with a couple arriving in decent nick, and there may not be much between the principals if the pace collapses. Fast Steps, Guinness Lad and Danehill Star bring the most persuasive recent form to the table, with Super Hit another who makes plenty of appeal from a low draw after a solid third last time. Windsor’s turning 1m2f can reward those who travel smoothly and hold a position, so draw and race rhythm matter here more than in a straight track slog. It is not a deep race in quality, but it is competitive enough, and the one that gets the run of things rather than the one with the flashiest bare rating may well come out on top.

Top Selections

1. Guinness Lad – 7/2 with Bet365

Jockey: Ashley Lewis | Trainer: Neil Mulholland | Form: -65213 | Rating: 77 | Topspeed: 67

Guinness Lad is the one I want on side. He comes here with the best Topspeed figure in the field and his recent sequence suggests he is holding his form really well in this grade. That win two starts back was backed up by another solid third, and the big thing here is that he sneaks in carrying just 122 despite a mark of 77. In a race where several have become hard to win with, that low weight could be decisive around Windsor. Neil Mulholland’s runner looks straightforward enough tactically and 7/2 is fair rather than spectacular, but he still holds the strongest claims.

Bet: WIN

2. Danehill Star – 6/1 with Betfair

Jockey: Billy Loughnane | Trainer: Tony Carroll | Form: 214332 | Rating: 74 | Topspeed: 60

Danehill Star makes plenty of each-way sense because he keeps knocking on the door and rarely runs a bad race in this sort of company. His recent figures of 4332 tell the story of a horse who is running well enough to win one soon, and he does not look badly treated off 74. The slight niggle is stall 11, which is not ideal round here, but Billy Loughnane is the kind of rider you want to mitigate that and get him into a sensible rhythm. At 6/1 he looks the value alternative to the shorter-priced pair, especially with three places on offer.

Bet: EACH-WAY

Betting Strategy

Keep it simple: Guinness Lad is the win play, chiefly because his recent form is solid and that low weight gives him a real edge. Danehill Star is the each-way punt at a workable price given how consistently he has been hitting the frame. Fast Steps is the obvious danger after a string of good runs, while Super Hit is another who could go well if the inside draw works in his favour.

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20:50 – Free Tips On attheraces.com Handicap

Race Details: 1m | Class 6 | Going: 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick) | | flat

This looks a fairly ordinary Class 6 mile, but that does not make it straightforward. Gladiadora brings the best recent all-round profile after a solid second and has the highest rating in the field, so it is easy to see why she heads the market. Spirit Of Breeze is respected after returning with a decent third and he has the sort of form that makes him a major player at this level. Thestral is the more interesting one lurking among the younger legs, though, getting weight as a 3yo and having already run to a useful topspeed figure for this grade. Footstepinthewoods is another 3yo with a light weight and possible upside, while exposed older handicappers like Kondratiev Wave and Flag Carrier set a fair if not daunting standard. Tricky rather than deep.

Top Selections

1. Thestral – 13/2 with Bet365

Jockey: Marco Ghiani | Trainer: Tony Carroll | Form: -80230 | Rating: 67 | Topspeed: 64

Thestral makes plenty of appeal in a race where a bit of upside can go a long way. He is a 3yo taking on older exposed handicappers and that alone makes him interesting off 67, while his topspeed mark of 64 is right up there for this grade. The latest duck egg needs forgiving, but his previous second and third efforts suggested he was finding his level, and stall 2 should help him get a handy position around Windsor’s turning mile. At 13/2, he looks the one with the most scope to improve past these rather than merely match them. Bet type: this is a win play.

Bet: WIN

2. Spirit Of Breeze – 3/1 with Bet365

Jockey: David Egan | Trainer: Gary & Josh Moore | Form: 1619-3 | Rating: 68 | Topspeed: 46

Spirit Of Breeze is not especially well hidden in the market, but he still makes each-way sense in an eight-runner race with three places on offer. His comeback third was a solid enough effort after a break and it hinted that he is ready to strike again from a workable mark of 68. The Moore team can ready one after time off, and David Egan is the sort to give him a smooth trip from stall 3. He does not have the same upside as Thestral, but he is more battle-hardened than some of these and should be thereabouts if reproducing that latest run. At 3/1 he is the percentage play for place purposes. Bet type: each-way.

Bet: EACH-WAY

Betting Strategy

Back Thestral to win, because he is the one who could still be ahead of his mark in a weakish Class 6. Spirit Of Breeze is the safer each-way punt with solid recent form and a handy draw. Gladiadora is the obvious danger on consistency and figures, while Footstepinthewoods is another who would not shock if stepping forward again as a lightly raced 3yo.

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Summary & Best Bets

That wraps up our Windsor racing tips for Monday 20th July 2026. We’ve covered all 7 races with our top selections highlighted above. Use the betting strategies as a starting point, always shop around for the best odds, and never bet more than you can afford to lose.

FAQ

What time does racing start at Windsor today?

The first race at Windsor on Monday 20th July 2026 goes off at 17:50, with 7 races scheduled in total.

What is the going at Windsor today?

The going at Windsor is reported as 7.3) (watering) (rail movements (Good to firm (goingstick).

How many races are at Windsor today?

There are 7 races on the card at Windsor today, running from 17:50 through to 20:50.

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