Sunday Lucky 15 Tips: Chancing with Wolves

I don't think it's stopped raining since the late 90s ... so I'm looking towards the all-weather at Dunstall Park, Wolverhampton, for Sunday's Lucky 15.

Happy to have gone there too for our Nap of the Day, which will be a constituent part of the L15. Let's hope the Tapeta surface is nicely waterproof, or something like that.

Big day of sport, and entertainment, as per - lots of top footie, NFL later if that's your thing, it's the I'm a Celeb final, and of course racing. If any or all of those float your boat, you'll find lots of column inches and markets right here within Insights.

Prices can of course fluctuate between publishing our pieces and race-time. As a guide, a £0.50p win Lucky 15 on today's selections, at the prices, and assuming all four were successful, would return around £746 for your total £7.50 stake.

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Right - without further ado ... today's Lucky 15 example.

13.20 -Intoxicata @ 10/3

The beyond-excellent Rossa Ryan - 21% strike-rate in the last 14 days - takes the ride. Ed Dunlop, who provided a Ryan winner at Chelmsford 3 days ago, trains.

The 3-yr-old filly is already highly-experienced, and has won on three occasions. Plenty of placed form, too. She didn't have the smoothest of passages last time at Chelmsford but ran so well in defeat that the handicapper was moved to shove her up a couple of pounds.

Won here readily in October and I hope is improving at a fast enough rate to defy her new mark.

13.50 - Jackson Street @ 3/1

Doesn't take much for me to warm to a Karl Burke/Clipper Logistics 2-yr-old. Jackson Street is a son of the great Irish sprinter Dandy Man, who I followed over a cliff at York in the Nunthorpe so many times, but I won't hold it against him.

Two runs so far, nicely progressive, and gets a step up to 7f from 6f last time at Newcastle, which looks as if it will suit. Debuted on heavy at Newmarket over 7f and didn't appear to like it, unsurprisingly.

14.50 - The Craftymaster @ 5/1

This 3-yr-old gelding has recently joined Tony Carroll from Roger Teal, and ran a cracker here over 4.5f further in October. It was a career-best, and he's only up a pound for this latest assignment.

He's been campaigned previously at between 7-10f, so the step up in trip was a bold move. Showed there was scope though, and versatility. Could be that his new surroundings can continue to eke out further improvement, and he rates a fascinating contender in my book.

15.50 - Goldsmith @ 6/1 (read about the rationale behind this one right HERE)

Lucky 15 tips, from Insights