Horse Racing Tips: Ed Quigley’s Sedgefield Best Bets for Tuesday, 29 September

Written By Ed Quigley | Published at September 29, 2026
Get Ed Quigley's horse racing tips and Sedgefield best bets for Tuesday, 29 September.
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We have a plethora of action on Tuesday to get stuck into, and with Sedgefield on our screens, it's time to concentrate on horse racing tips for an afternoon of Jumps action at the County Durham venue.

There is hardly any rain on the weather radar, so it looks like underfoot conditions will be on the quick side, and the summer ground individuals should still be able to operate well.

We have a competitive-looking six-race card with some familiar course regulars back at the venue in search of more success, including an individual looking to make it three wins from just four visits, and everything looks tailor-made for them to perform well today.

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Ed Quigley's Horse Racing Tips Today (29/09 at Sedgefield)

*All odds are courtesy of bet365 Sportsbook.

Sedgefield Prediction for 4.15 Race: Take Jet Of Dreams

I am looking for lightning to strike twice here, where I think the winner 2025, JET OF DREAMS, can get the job done here once again for the Warren Greatrex stable. The 8-year-old looked badly in need of the run when fourth at Uttoxeter recently on his seasonal reappearance. That was his first start after wind surgery, and he looked as though he wasn't quite on his game, but that outing should have him absolutely spot-on for today's assignment. From a handicapping point of view, he has dropped back to an official mark of 110, the same rating as when he landed this 12 months ago.

No doubt this race has been the target for some time, and he looks to be a serious player once again with the excellent James Bowen in the saddle. I like their chances here, returning to this happy hunting ground for the Lambourn raider. Ground conditions should be spot on, and he should be much more of a finished proposition for this assignment, where he can try and boss his rivals to enhance his excellent strike rate at the track.

Ed Quigley's Next Best Bet for Sedgefield: Tanking Along at 3.15

Stamina is the unknown, but I am going to take a chance here with the Patrick Neville-trained TANKING ALONG, who boasts good course form, and represents a yard that has been firing on all cylinders at present. The team has been operating at around a 36% strike rate over the last fortnight. The 7-year-old also has two wins at the track from just four visits.

The question mark will be whether he can bring his best form to the table over this 2m5f trip, as his wins have come at around the minimum distance. However, he has shaped as though the trip should be on the radar, and this slick jumper could pose plenty of questions for those in behind if able to get in a good rhythm at the head of affairs. It's also worth pointing out that he shaped as though he badly needed the run when last of five runners at Cartmel last month, where he looked ring-rusty to say the least. He should be a lot fitter for this assignment and looks more than capable of a bold show with Brian Hughes taking the ride on the gelding. I don't think that this combination should be left out of the equation here in this trappy little encounter, where he still looks open to progress off a mark of 106.