There are just three meetings on Tuesday, with a double-bill of National Hunt fixtures preceding an all-weather Flat card.

The tapes rise first at Taunton (2.10-4.45pm) before they’re off at Market Rasen (2.25-5.05) and the day’s action is completed with action on the Tapeta at Newcastle (4.55-8.30).

Among our Tuesday fancies is a Phillip Hobbs runner who could have plenty of improvement in him when he makes his handicap debut at Taunton.

Horse racing tips today – Taunton, Newcastle and Market Rasen

Adrian Mills’ picks for Tuesday are below. Scroll down to read the expert analysis behind them.

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Horse racing tips: Taunton 3.40

Paul Nicholls saddles Inca De Lafayette in this competitive Class 3 handicap hurdle over an extended two miles. A winner last time out, the six-year-old is likely to be a popular selection with punters but he can be inconsistent, as was evident when he pulled up on his penultimate start at Huntingdon. 

Preference goes to INTO THE PARK, trained by Philip Hobbs. The five-year-old has only had three starts over hurdles to date but managed to get off the mark in eye-catching fashion at Newbury last time out. He was noticeably keen in the early stages but clearly possesses an engine and had plenty of fuel left in the tank at the business end of the race.

Michael Nolan eased him down in the final 100 yards and he still managed to score by eight lengths. He is entitled to continue improving and the switch to handicaps can facilitate further progress.

His third-placed finish behind Epatante’s half-sister over course and distance on his previous start suggests there was no fluke about that subsequent performance at Newbury and 120 looks to be a reasonable opening mark. A big run is expected as there should be plenty more to come.

Selection: Into The Park @ SP with BetMGM

Horse racing tips: Newcastle 6.30

SOLRAY is bidding to win for the third time for trainer and part-owner Jane Chapple-Hyam, who significantly makes a 520-mile round trip from her Dalham base for this six-furlong sprint.

The lightly raced son of New Bay finished second and third in two starts on turf but switching to the all-weather and Newcastle in particular has facilitated plenty of improvement. 

He got off the mark in impressive fashion over course and distance in September, pulling clear to win a novice event by four lengths. Having been held up in the early stages of the race, he improved his position to lead before the furlong pole and the result never looked in doubt.

The colt got off to a slow start on his handicap debut next time but kept on well and wasn’t beaten far despite finishing fifth. He had no such issues last time out and was a comfortable winner here at Newcastle once again.

The handicapper has responded with a 7lb rise for his latest win but he looks capable of continuing on his current upward trajectory.

Selection: Solray @ SP with BetMGM

Horse racing tips: Market Rasen 3.55

Noel Williams’ ROYALE DANCE returned to winning ways on just her second start for the yard last time out at Leicester and that victory should be a massive confidence boost for the mare.

The daughter of Muhtathir travelled like a dream and the race was over before the second-last flight. She pulled clear to win by more than eight lengths and the handicapper has responded by allotting her a reasonable 6lb rise in the weights.

It’s fair to say that the extra weight wouldn’t have stopped her that day and if reproducing a similar effort here, she should be bang in the mix once again.

Her cosy victory at Hexham on her hurdling debut in November 2022 for her previous connections suggested that she had plenty of potential and although she hasn’t quite lived up to that, winning more races in this sort of grade should be no problem at all.

Selection: Royale Dance @ SP with BetMGM

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A capacity field has been assembled for the Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m) this Saturday at Caulfield, where the market suggests it’s an open race.

Down below is a speed map, runner preview and $100 betting strategy for the 2024 Blue Diamond Stakes.

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2024 Blue Diamond Stakes Speed Map

Lady Of Camelot looks the main speed influence for the GaiBott camp. Coleman won’t be far away, likewise Stay Focused and drawn wide, the only chance for Spywire is to press forward but may get caught wide.

2024 Blue Diamond Stakes Runner Preview:

1. Rue De Royale: 1200m is no issue with him. The issue is the wide gate. His three career runs have been strong and gives every indication he will eat up 1200m. But I don’t think he can sit last and win from there.

2. Spywire: I am stunned $31 is available for him. He should be much longer in betting IMO. He won’t run 1200m and drawn the carpark, he’s got none and IMO, he should be closer to the rank outsider.

3. Bodyguard: Bodyguard…you don’t know how good a horse is til they are beaten. As it stands, this guy is unbeaten in two career outings, winning on debut in the Maribyrnong Trial during the Spring before resuming with a dominant and somewhat arrogant win in the Prelude. Upside, strong late, right camp…hard to beat.

4. Coleman: Easy to see why he is likeable. 2/2 to start his career and each time he has been impressive, producing a dominant display first up in the Chairmans to set him up as favourite here. Maps ideally, 1200m looks like he will be fine…hard to beat.

5. Stay Focused: Gave Bodyguard the ideal drag up in the Prelude and that horse just got the better of him. This guy has improvement to come…the gate though is the sticky point, and I think he would be better if the track had a bit of cushion rather than a firm deck.

6. Dublin Down: This will be some training effort to win the Blue Diamond first up. His last run was the Maribyrnong Plate win during Cup Week where he knuckled down nicely to win. Jumpout work has been encouraging…can he win? I am saying no.

7. Traffic Warden: Traffic Warden is the sleeper at odds I feel. He resumed three weeks back in the Canonbury at Rosehill where he got a fair way out of his ground and took a while to wind into his work but he was pretty good in the run to the line behind Prost. He gives every impression he’ll eat up 1200m, he has upside/timing and Craig Williams is riding very well.

8. High Octane: High Octane just screams of a typical Team Snowden GF set up. He won the Preview to get into the race. He then went to the Prelude and had a barrier trial it seemed like, tucked in behind the speed and didn’t get clear air at any stage until it was too late but loved the way he closed off. He’ll love a rise to 1200m and with room to move, he’ll take holding out.

9. Zestiman: Another forgotten horse IMO. He ran in the Inglis Millennium at Randwick and while he was never a winning threat, I really liked the way he found the line behind Fully Lit. If he drew a touch more soft and did no work, I would rate him as a serious knockout chance. But I think he’s more of a first four contender.

10. Fearless: Resumed in the Canonbury where he got a fair way out of his ground and took a while into his work but was good late when second to Prost. Right camp, upside, timing…a win wouldn’t shock at all.

11. Hayasugi: 2/2 this prep, winning both the Preview and Preludes, where each time she has been strongest late on the line, just, to win. I don’t see her running the 1200m out strongly enough.

12. Eneeza: Talented filly but I doubt she can turn the tables on Coleman based on the Chairmans where he beat her comfortably. I think 1200m will be ideal for her but I just don’t see her beating Coleman.

13. Lady Of Camelot: The likely leader and the stable is absolutely humming with their juveniles. Sustained speed came to the fore to win the Widden and this would be a great story with Hippo getting a big race win after being sacked from Storm Boy.

14. Kuroyanagi: Nice filly but I think the Prelude run indicates 1200m at this level is a bridge too far. Happy to let her go through to the keeper.

15. Matisse: Is gate one a blessing or a curse? Potentially can be a blessing to settle much closer in the run. But, it could be a curse given she has got back in both runs and could be buried back on the fence. I think she has done enough in her career outings to say she can win this.

16. Flyer: Nice fily but not up to these.

17. In Her Eyes (First Emergency): Keep her on ice and in the blackbook for the Sires at Flemington. I think she will eat up 1400m and the bigger track.

18. Altermatum (Second Emergency): Similar boat to In Her Eyes.

2024 Blue Diamond Stakes $100 Betting Strategy:

$25 Win on Coleman, Bodyguard and High Octane (Tote/SP)
$5 Win/$20 Place Traffic Warden (Tote/SP)

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In the diverse tapestry of European cultures, the world of betting reflects a unique blend of traditions, preferences, and historical influences. From the spirited fanatics of football in Spain to the horse racing enthusiasts in the United Kingdom, cultural elements play a pivotal role in shaping betting preferences across the continent. 

In this blog, we will delve into the intricate relationship between culture and betting in Europe, examining how historical, social, and regional factors contribute to the rich tapestry of betting practices.

Football Fever in Southern Europe

Southern European countries, including Spain, Italy, and Portugal, share an unparalleled passion for football. This cultural affinity profoundly impacts the betting landscape in these regions. Football betting dominates the scene, with enthusiasts closely following domestic leagues, international competitions, and major tournaments like the UEFA Champions League.

In Spain, for example, the “El Clásico” match between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid is not just a football game; it’s a cultural event that sparks intense emotions and frenzied betting activity. Betting preferences in Southern Europe are often driven by loyalty to local teams, creating a betting culture deeply intertwined with the rhythm of football seasons and the highs and lows of club performances.

Horse Racing Traditions in the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom boasts a rich history of horse racing that extends back centuries. The cultural significance of horse racing has left an indelible mark on British betting preferences. Events like the Grand National and the Royal Ascot are not only sporting spectacles but also social occasions embedded in the cultural fabric.

The tradition of placing bets on horse races, whether it’s the prestigious Cheltenham Festival or the iconic Epsom Derby, is deeply ingrained in British culture. The sophistication of horse racing betting, including the array of bet types and the meticulous study of form, reflects the UK’s unique betting landscape shaped by its equestrian heritage. To know more about the European betting scene Check out Hudson Reporter page.

Nordic Focus on Winter Sports

In the Nordic countries, including Sweden, Norway, and Finland, a distinct cultural influence is observed in the preference for winter sports betting. With a landscape characterized by snow-covered landscapes and a rich tradition of winter sports, these nations showcase a particular penchant for betting on activities like skiing, ice hockey, and biathlon.

The Winter Olympics become a focal point for Nordic bettors, who engage in wagering on their athletes’ performances in disciplines where the region traditionally excels. This cultural alignment with winter sports creates a unique betting environment that mirrors the seasonal rhythms and sporting traditions of the Nordic nations.

Cultural Festivals and Betting in Ireland

Ireland, with its vibrant cultural festivals and events, has a distinctive influence on betting preferences. The Cheltenham Festival, an annual horse racing extravaganza in the UK, is a case in point. Despite being held in England, Cheltenham attracts a significant Irish contingent, and betting on Irish-trained horses is a cultural tradition.

Similarly, major Irish sporting events, such as the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) championships, evoke a sense of national pride and contribute to a surge in betting activity. The fusion of cultural pride, social gatherings, and sporting events shapes Irish betting preferences, making it a unique blend of tradition and contemporary enthusiasm.

Lotto and Numerology in Southern Europe

In Southern European countries like Italy and Spain, where superstitions and numerology hold cultural significance, lottery games have become a popular form of betting. The importance of specific numbers, dates, and symbols in cultural beliefs influences the choices made by individuals when purchasing lottery tickets.

In Italy, for example, the “SuperEnalotto” draws see players selecting numbers based on birthdays, anniversaries, and other significant dates. This cultural penchant for associating meaning with numbers contributes to the enduring popularity of lottery-style betting in Southern Europe.

Cultural Events and Betting in Central Europe

In Central European countries such as Germany and Austria, the cultural influence on betting is often tied to major cultural and sporting events. Oktoberfest in Germany, for instance, is not only a celebration of Bavarian culture but also a time when betting activity surges on traditional beer-related competitions and events.

Similarly, in Austria, cultural festivals and events like the Vienna Opera Ball can become focal points for betting enthusiasts. The intersection of cultural festivities and betting creates a unique blend of tradition and contemporary entertainment in Central European betting preferences.

Diverse Cultural Identities in Eastern Europe

Eastern Europe, with its diverse cultural identities shaped by historical influences, showcases a wide spectrum of betting preferences. In Russia, the popularity of ice hockey and football translates into a significant betting presence in these sports. The cultural legacy of chess, a game deeply rooted in Russian history, also contributes to the nation’s affinity for strategic and skill-based betting.

In countries like Poland, where traditional values coexist with modern influences, betting preferences are shaped by a combination of cultural heritage and contemporary trends. The dynamic and evolving nature of Eastern European cultures is reflected in the diverse array of sports and betting options that capture the attention of enthusiasts in the region.

Final Words

The intricate relationship between European culture and betting preferences creates a colorful mosaic of traditions, passions, and historical influences. From the football fervor of Southern Europe to the horse racing traditions of the United Kingdom, each region contributes to a diverse and dynamic betting landscape.

Understanding the cultural nuances that shape betting preferences allows for a deeper appreciation of how individuals engage with the world of wagering. As the European betting scene continues to evolve, acknowledging the cultural roots of these preferences provides valuable insights into the multifaceted nature of this age-old pastime.

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Another exciting week of horse racing action is set, with Saturday’s Rebel Stakes offering a look at some of the leading contenders on the Road to the Kentucky Derby.

It will be an exciting week of horse races in 2024, with a number of top stakes races of the week to make a bet on horse racing. But, what eye-catching races will take place in the U.S. this week?

Rebel Stakes

The G2 Rebel Stakes is the key prep action on the Road to the Kentucky Derby this week, with one of the top stakes races of the week attracting a field of 13 runners. This race will be run over 1 1/16 miles, and it was notably a prep race won by American Pharoah in 2015.

Timberlake will make his return to the track for Brad Cox after finishing fourth in the G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile last November. The three-year-old sets the standard after clocking high speed figures throughout his career to this point, which included a 98 rating when scoring in the Champagne Stakes.

Carbone appears to be an interesting rival for trainer Steven Asmussen, and a return to quicker ground will suit his chances after finishing a disappointing seven in muddy conditions in the G3 Southwest Stakes.

However, at the prices available, it could be worth taking a chance on Time For Truth for trainer Ron Moquett. The three-year-old has been setting consistent speed figures in the 90s across his two previous starts, and this step up in trip could suit him after staying on to finish second in the Ozark Stakes over six furlongs at Oaklawn Park.

Honeybee Stakes

There is also Grade 3 action on the agenda at Oaklawn Park this weekend, with the Honeybee Stakes set to see fillies strut their stuff over 1 1/16 miles. This race has been won by the Kentucky Oaks winner in two of the last four years, and there is a strong feel to the race once again in 2024.

Band Of Gold is a likely contender for Kenneth McPeek this weekend, and she could be one of the solid horse racing predictions. She is a winner over course and distance after stopping up in trip to land the Martha Washington Stakes in early February. Her chances are boosted based on the fact that she has form over a likely rival in the form of Neom Beach.

Honor Cat and Midshipman’s Dance both also bring winning form into the weekend, but it could be challenging to overlook Brad Cox’s contender in one of the top stakes races of the week.

West Omaha hasn’t done a lot wrong on track to this point, finishing in the top two on each of her four career starts. At Fair Grounds in late January, they took a major step forward, winning the Silverbulletday over an extended mile. The increased trip will bring out further improvement on Saturday.

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Razorback Handicap

The G3 Razorback Handicap is one of the big betting races at Oaklawn Park this weekend, with a field of 13 runners set to compete over 1 1/16 miles on the dirt. The upcoming race this weekend will prep for the Oaklawn Handicap, completing the double on eleven previous occasions.

Octane could be a solid place to start this weekend for trainer Juan Alvarado. The five-year-old ran an excellent race to finish second in the Sunshine Classic over 1 1/16 miles at Gulfstream Park on his previous start, and has excellent form over the distance.

Promise Keeper also brings winning experience into the race after scoring in the Fifth Season on his previous start, while U S Army was also a winner after landing the Jeffrey A. Hawk Memorial Stakes.

However, taking a chance on the unexposed Magic Tap for trainer Steven Asmussen is an option.. The four-year-old has scored over 1 1/8 miles on two occasions, and holds esteemed form after finishing fourth in Grade 1 company. He has also won over 1 1/16 miles, landing a maiden special weight at Churchill Downs last June.

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Horse racing has long been a thrilling and exhilarating sport that captures the hearts of enthusiasts worldwide. The thundering hooves, the adrenaline-pumping atmosphere, and the anticipation of a photo finish make horse racing a unique and enthralling experience.

At the heart of the excitement lies the age-old tradition of horse race betting, where spectators turn into participants by placing their bets on their chosen contenders. The sheer unpredictability of each race and the potential for substantial winnings add an extra layer of excitement, transforming horse racing into a gambling endeavour that attracts seasoned punters and novices alike.

Analysing horse racing odds and strategies

One of the critical elements to success in horse race betting lies in the meticulous analysis of odds and the implementation of strategic approaches. In traditional brick-and-mortar racecourses, punters would rely on bookmakers to set the odds. However, the advent of online casinos has brought about a paradigm shift in the betting landscape. Analysing horse racing odds has become more accessible and efficient, with online platforms providing a wealth of data and statistics at the fingertips of punters. 

To maximise success, enthusiasts must delve into the intricacies of odds and develop a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing a horse’s chances of victory. Here is a list of factors to consider in analysing horse racing odds:

1. Recent performance: Evaluate the horse’s recent races to gauge its current form and assess whether it has been consistently performing well or facing challenges.
2. Jockey and trainer track record: Consider the jockey and trainer’s historical performance. A successful partnership between a skilled jockey and an accomplished trainer can significantly impact a horse’s chances of success.
3. Track conditions: Different horses have varying preferences for track conditions. Analyse how a horse has performed on different surfaces (turf or dirt) and under various weather conditions (dry or wet tracks).
4. Distance suitability: Assess whether the race’s distance suits the horse’s natural strengths. Some horses perform better in sprints, while others excel in longer distances.
5. Weight carried: Consider the weight the horse is carrying, as it can affect its speed and stamina. A sudden increase or decrease in weight may impact performance.
6. Draw position: Consider the starting position of the horse in the race. Sometimes, an inside or outside draw can significantly influence a horse’s race strategy and overall performance.
7. Previous encounters: Examine the horse’s performance against specific competitors in past races. Some horses may consistently outperform or struggle against certain rivals.
8. Class of race: Analyse the race class in which the horse participates. Horses moving up or down in class may face different levels of competition, affecting their chances of success.
9. Injury and health history: Investigate the horse’s injury and health history. A recent injury or health issue could impact performance, and a horse returning from a layoff may need time to regain top form.
10. Market trends: Monitor betting trends and odds fluctuations. Sudden shifts in the odds may indicate insider information or public sentiment, providing valuable insights into a horse’s perceived chances of winning.

How online casinos offer unique betting opportunities for horse racing

The rise of online casinos has not only transformed the accessibility of horse race betting but has also introduced innovative betting opportunities that were once unimaginable. Virtual horse racing simulations, live streaming of races, and a plethora of betting markets are just a few examples of how online platforms have revolutionised the betting experience. These list of 5 pounds minimum deposit casinos allow punters to engage in horse race betting at any time, independent of scheduled live races, offering a continuous stream of excitement. Here is a list of unique betting opportunities in online casinos:

• Virtual horse racing: Experience the thrill of horse racing anytime with virtual horse racing simulations offered by online casinos. These races are generated by computer algorithms, providing a quick and engaging betting experience.
• Jockey challenges: Engage in jockey challenges where players can bet on specific jockeys rather than horses. These challenges add a new dimension to traditional horse race betting by focusing on the jockeys’ performance.
• Customisable bets: Online casinos may offer customisable bets, allowing players to create unique combinations such as predicting specific horse placements, consecutive wins, or even the winning horse’s colour.
• Racecourse live streams: Access live streams of actual horse races from around the world directly through the online casino platform. This provides an immersive betting experience, as players can watch the races in real-time and place bets accordingly.
• Jackpot races: Participate in special jackpot races where a portion of the betting pool contributes to a growing jackpot. Predicting the outcomes of specific races correctly could lead to winning a share of the jackpot.
• Race-themed slots with betting features: Enjoy horse racing-themed slot games that incorporate betting features. These slots allow players to place virtual bets on in-game horse races, creating a unique fusion of slot entertainment and horse race betting.

Tips and tricks for maximising success in online horse race betting

Success in online horse race betting requires a combination of knowledge, strategy, and a touch of luck. Here are some valuable tips and tricks for enthusiasts looking to maximise their success in the dynamic world of online horse race betting:

• Conduct thorough research: Stay informed about the form, recent performances, and track conditions of horses before placing any bets.
• Utilise online resources: Leverage the wealth of information provided by online platforms, including statistics, expert analyses, and live race streaming.
• Set a budget: Establish a clear and realistic budget for betting, ensuring responsible gambling practices.
• Diversify betting strategies: Explore different betting markets and strategies, such as combination bets and in-play betting, to diversify your approach.
• Keep emotions in check: Avoid impulsive decisions driven by emotions, and stick to a well-thought-out betting strategy.
• Take advantage of bonuses: Many online casinos offer bonuses and promotions for horse race betting; ensure to capitalise on these opportunities to enhance your potential winnings.

In conclusion, online casinos have brought a new dimension to the world of horse race betting, offering not only convenience but also a plethora of innovative opportunities. By analysing odds, understanding the intricacies of horse racing, and implementing strategic approaches, enthusiasts can enhance their chances of success in this thrilling and dynamic gambling pursuit. With the right combination of knowledge, research, and responsible gambling practices, online horse race betting can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience for all.

Our betting expert has three Everton vs Crystal Palace tips for this evening’s Premier League match at Goodison Park (kick-off, 8pm). Scroll down to see the analysis behind his selections.

Everton vs Crystal Palace betting tips

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Turning point for Toffees

Matchweek 25 of the Premier League season concludes on Monday night with Everton looking for a win over Crystal Palace at Goodison Park that would lift them out of the bottom three.

It promises to be a tight affair but the Toffees may feel more confident of taking the points, having beaten Palace in the reverse fixture in November and knocked them out of the FA Cup last month.

They have gone seven league games without a win but that has been a tough run of fixtures, with Manchester City (twice), Aston Villa and Spurs (twice) among their opponents, and tonight they face a side in the bottom half for only the third time since late December.

They have drawn both home league matches in this calendar year – 0-0 with Aston Villa and 2-2 with Spurs – and have a record of seven wins and two draws from their last nine home games with Palace.

The Eagles were reportedly set to sack manager Roy Hodsgon on Thursday before the 76-year-old was taken ill. They have lost their last four matches on the road and, while we think they have enough firepower to score, our selection is for Everton to take the points.

Everton vs Crystal Palace tip 1: Everton to win and both teams to score @ 3/1 with Sky Bet

Case for the defences looks shaky

Each of Palace’s previous four away league games has produced three or more goals but the Eagles have conceded 13 times in that run.

Meanwhile, two of Everton’s last three home league games have produced four goals – the 3-1 loss against Manchester City and the 2-2 draw with Spurs.

In addition, in three of the previous four meetings between the sides at Goodison at least three goals have been scored, with the hosts coming out on top each time. Given the issues both sides have had at the back this season, over 2.5 goals looks a good bet.

Everton vs Crystal Palace tip 2: Over 2.5 goals @ 11/10 with Sky Bet

Scrap in store on Merseyside

The reverse fixture in November featured 27 fouls and five yellow cards, and tonight’s match should be no less keenly contested.

Everton midfielder James Garner was one of four Everton players booked that day. The 22-year-old has already picked up five yellows this season and a sixth is the first leg of our bet builder.

Palace’s Jefferson Lerma is also likely to be in the thick of the action. The Colombian has committed 33 fouls this season, behind only Jordan Ayew in the Palace squad.

There were also 21 shots in November’s meeting and this figure could be beaten on Monday, with winger Jack Harrison potentially playing a key part in the result.

The Englishman has the second-highest shots-on-target percentage (36.4pc) of Everton players who have taken 10 or more shots – behind only Abdoulaye Doucoure (51.7pc) – and he is likely to try his luck given the chance on Monday.

Everton vs Crystal Palace tip 3: Bet builder: James Garner to be carded, Jefferson Lerma to commit 1+ foul and Jack Harrison to have 1+ shot on target @ 9/1 with Sky Bet

Everton vs Crystal Palace odds

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There’s a relatively sedate start to the racing week on Monday with just three meetings making up the schedule.

Afternoon jumps action comes from Carlisle (2.00-5.10pm) and that meeting is flanked by a pair of all-weather Flat cards at Lingfield (1.17-4.50) and Wolverhampton (5.00-8.30).

Monday’s nap did well to win on his first start at Lingfield 11 days ago and appears to have plenty going for him as he bids to double up at the Surrey circuit.

Horse racing tips today – Lingfield and Wolverhampton

Enda McElhinney’s picks for Monday are below. Scroll down to read the expert analysis behind them.

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Horse racing tips: Lingfield 1.47

Epsom Faithfull chases a hat-trick in this Class 4 handicap over a mile and will have her supporters after successive course wins over 7f and today’s trip. She had more in hand than the margin of half a length suggests in the latter race and is rated just 3lb higher, but this looks a stronger race on paper.

The likes of Riot for David O’Meara and another recent course-and-distance winner, Larado for Mick Appleby, command respect but top-weight McLEAN HOUSE is preferred for Andrew Balding.

The Dream Ahead gelding is progressive and has four wins in just seven career starts, the first three coming over 7f at Kempton. His first visit here came 11 days ago in a slowly run 7f race, when Oisin Murphy got him to motor in the back straight and get his nose in front in head-bobber on the line.

That effort can be upgraded in the circumstances and the slender margin means he has gone up the bare minimum in the ratings, so he and Murphy can be relied upon to finish with another flourish.

Selection: McLean House @ 9/2 with BetMGM

Horse racing tips: Lingfield 3.17

SUNSET IN PARIS is taken to make it 2-2 over course and distance in this 1m 2f Class 6 handicap. The gelded son of Camelot won here on his penultimate outing in December, building on some previously promising efforts at Chelmsford.

He returned to the Essex venue in January for a Classified event and underperformed, but allowances can be made as jockey Shane Kelly had to come very wide off the final bend.

Rossa Ryan, who partnered Sunset In Paris in his previous success here, returns in the saddle and if they can reproduce that sort of effort together now, they may be too strong for Forever Proud, who scored over track and trip last time out.

Selection: Sunset In Paris @ 10/3 with BetMGM

Horse racing tips: Wolverhampton 8.30

There are a few reasons to believe the veteran ASTROPHYSICS can go well in this 6f sprint handicap after he shaped with promise despite missing the break over the same trip at Kempton last time out.

He won back-to-back races over course and distance last season from higher handicap marks and his latest run wasn’t the first time he has caught the eye this winter.

It has also been a long time since he was this low in the handicap and, while this is his 99th career start, he has shown he retains enough ability to still win at this level.

With all five of his career all-weather wins coming at this venue, he should be competitive again and he looks overpriced from an each-way perspective at his early odds.

Selection: Astrophysics @ 8/1 with BetMGM

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Three year old King’s Gambit is the Ladbrokes.com.au all in favourite for the Oakleigh Plate (1100m) this Saturday at Caulfield.

The Team Snowden trained three year old resumes and off the back of a sharp trial effort, he looks primed for the 1100m Group l assignment. He holds the call at $3.50.

Asfoora sits on the second line of betting at $5.00, a point clear of the in form Sghirripa. Benedetta is at $8.00, a point clear of first up winner Kallos.

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Mr Brightside stifles the Ladbrokes.com.au all in market for the Futurity Stakes (1400m) this Saturday at Caulfield.

The Team Hayes trained gelding was a superb winner of the CF Orr two weeks ago when first up and looks a near good thing this weekend. Market agrees, having him at $1.50.

Attrition, first up, sits on the second line of betting at $6.00, clear of another first up runner, Nugget, who is at $8.00.

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