Steven Dowler

Steven Dowler, aka Architect Tips is a horse racing expert who has been a professional horse racing tipster since 2016. He is most notable for his work at Tipsters Empire, where he produced quality written content such as big race previews, stable tours and covered other general topics.

Steven provides excellent detailed write-ups with his highly knowledgable selections and produces fantastic profit and results on a regular basis. An all round tipster, Steven specialises in festivals and national hunt racing.

Stories By Steven Dowler

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  Musselburgh Win 6 Preview | 4th April

  13.25 Virgin Bet A Good Bet Royal Mile Handicap The opener looks tricky but COMIC HERO has improved with each start, and although he didn’t win by much at Kempton last time out, that was another step in the right direction.

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  Easter Festival: Three to consider for Fairyhouse

  How’s Hannah (Honeysuckle Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle, 14.40pm, Sunday) Oldschool Outlaw ran a big race when second at the Cheltenham Festival having previously won both starts in this sphere and is a leading player, but will that run have left a mark? Bambino Fever needs to bounce back after running poorly in the same event, so a chance is taken on her stalemate HOW’S HANNAH.

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  Newcastle Place 6 Preview | 3rd April

  13.15 BetMGM Burradon Stakes (Listed) The opener can see ANDAB stamp his class. He concluded his two-year-old campaign with a Listed win at Dundalk and ran really well when second in a Group 2 on his reappearance at Doha.

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  Chepstow Place 6 Preview | 2nd April

  14.00 Racing To School Reaches 25 Years Maiden Hurdle The opener can go to COUNTRY PARK. He’s hit the deck three times in this sphere but was set to win last time out before his departure and looks capable of making amends granted a clear round.

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  Wincanton Place 6 Preview | 1st April

  14.20 Bath & West Novices’ Hurdle SOGNA IN GRANDE beat a subsequent winner when he got off the mark on hurdles debut at Warwick. This is a much stiffer assignment up against Paul Nicholls’ Grand Vendetta but he’s handed the vote to build on that promising start under rules and remain unbeaten.

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  Bangor Place 6 Preview | 31st March

  14.15 Weatherbys nhstallions.co.uk EBF Junior ‘National Hunt’ Hurdle PLANTERS PUNCH’s debut victory at Hereford has worked out really well as he beat two subsequent winners who have won four times between themselves since.

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  Ludlow Place 6 Preview | 30th March

  14.27 Weatherbys nhstallions.co.uk Novices’ Hurdle SCARLET MOON can take the opener. Archie Watson’s charge was useful on the Flat and has been solid over hurdles to date. The drop in trip will be more his bag and his two placed efforts at Musselburgh in January looks like solid pieces of form.

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  Ascot Place 6 Preview | 29th March

  13.55 Ascot Racecourse Supports Horse Rangers Hampton Maiden Hurdle GNOMON has rattled the crossbar on all three hurdle starts, finishing second in each of them and should be winning soon. The other one to consider is THE EGYPTIAN GINGE, who ran a solid race when second at Haydock earlier this month and also has leading claims with more to come.

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  Doncaster Place 6 Preview | 28th March

  13.20 William Hill Bill Turner Memorial EBF Brocklesby Stakes Not much to go on, mostly pedigree. Richard Hannon does well in these sorts of events so both A BEAR AFFAIR and THE KALONJI MAN must be worth a second look.

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  Wetherby Place 6 Preview | 27th March

  14.20 wearahatday Supporting Brain Tumour Awareness Month Maiden Hurdle It will be fascinating to see how OUR GUIDE goes on debut for Jamie Snowden. He easily beat Zeus Power on his only start in Ireland and the latter subsequently placed in a Grade 1 event at the Cheltenham Festival.

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  Chepstow Place 6 Preview | 26th March

  14.18 ECIS Health Conditional Jockeys’ Training Series Handicap Hurdle A lot of these have something to prove so it’s wise to focus on the top of the market. THE SWAY and Timeforarum both won last-time-out but it’s the former who shades the vote.