Steve Jones' Each-Way Horse Racing Tips for Saturday's ITV Fixtures
Steve Jones' Saturday Horse Racing Tips for ITV (27.02.2026)

Steve Jones' Expert Each-Way Horse Racing Tips for Saturday's ITV Coverage

Renowned tipster Steve Jones has unveiled his each-way selections for Saturday's horse racing action broadcast on ITV, focusing on meetings at Kelso, Doncaster, and Newbury. His analysis offers punters valuable insights into potential value bets across the card.

Kelso Meeting: Key Selections North of the Border

At Kelso, Jones highlights LUCKY MANIFEST in the bet365 Morebattle Hurdle (2.55). Trained by Tom Lacey, this horse has struggled to find its ideal distance since joining the Herefordshire stable last summer, but a strongly-run 2-mile race could be the key. Jones notes that despite racing over longer distances recently, its third-place finish at Plumpton last month showed promising travel, suggesting this trip might suit. Backing this up, data from this season's efforts and a strong second at Cheltenham in November over 2m5f indicate good form. The expected strong pace and stiff finish should play to its stamina strengths. Recommendation: 1pt each-way at 18-1 with Sky Bet paying six places.

Earlier at Kelso, GAELIC ROVER is tipped in the bet365 Premier Novices' Hurdle (2.15). This horse improved from a debut third at Ayr to push favourite Le Beau Madrik hard at Newcastle, followed by an easy maiden hurdle victory at the same track last month, confirming a progressive profile. Jones believes the extra quarter-mile will benefit it, and trainer Ruth Jefferson has a strong record in this race, having won with a similar type six years ago. Recommendation: 1pt each-way at 11-1 with some bookies offering four places.

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Newbury and Doncaster: Additional Value Picks

At Newbury, GABBYS CROSS is selected for the Veteran Stayers Chase Series (3.15). This horse finished a close third in the series final at Sandown earlier last month, only its second start since joining rookie trainer Nick Scholfield from Ireland. Jones points out its power-packed finish nearly secured the lead, and the extra couple of furlongs should help. A subsequent disappointing effort on desperate ground over hurdles is not a major concern. Recommendation: 1pt each-way at 9-1 with Sky Bet offering four places.

At Doncaster, BROOMFIELDS CAVE is the pick for the Virgin Bet Grimthorpe Chase (2.30). Trained by Neil Mulholland, who has three runners in the race, this horse has only had four starts over fences but delivered a personal-best effort when winning at Wincanton on Boxing Day. Better ground conditions and its strong staying ability over the 3m2f distance make it a contender. Recommendation: 1pt each-way at 10-1 with most firms offering four places.

Jones' tips provide a comprehensive guide for bettors looking for value in Saturday's racing, with each selection backed by form analysis and trainer insights. Punters are advised to check latest odds and conditions before placing bets.

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