Free Horse Racing Tips

Irish point winner who ran well in two bumpers, including around here, and found only a decent type too good in a mares’ maiden at Doncaster on hurdles debut this month. The extra distance can unlock more.

Failed to impress over hurdles but got off the mark over fences in impressive style at Musselburgh over 2m4f when last seen and he is taken to defy the 9lb hike in the weights.

Winless for Eoin Doyle in Ireland but won on his second start for Jardine at Musselburgh in December and his latest third was his first run after a breathing op so he could improve significantly now.

Failed to impress over hurdles but got off the mark over fences in impressive style at Musselburgh over 2m4f when last seen and he is taken to defy the 9lb hike in the weights.

Very good third on return at Sandown in November and a repeat would give him every chance here. He has been out of form in two starts since but stable in form and off a nice mark now.

Got off the mark for this stable at Catterick in November and was a fine second there in January. Wasn’t beaten far in a small-field affair at Doncaster on latest and remains well treated.

Close third in a better race than this at Worcester off 113 back in September and only 2lb higher now. Solid second in a Doncaster maiden last month and the step up in distance will suit.

Gained a first chase win in a C&D handicap in October and backed that up when scoring at Kelso nine days later. Below his best next time at Market Rasen but could be ready to strike again after a break.

A repeat of his form when second to the very classy Thistle Ask on his return in October over fences would be enough to win this doing handstands and although poor since, the first-time hood could work the oracle here.

Took a while to get motoring but finally got a win over hurdles when seeing off 14 other horses including the reopposing Glory Hights over C&D on latest and the 7lb rise is more than fair.

Expensive daughter of Mehmas was strong in the betting when third at Southwell on debut last month but should come on a lot for that run now and rates as the one to beat here.

Showed vastly improved form when easily getting off the mark at Wincanton last week and the stable can keep improving him. Should be well ahead of the assessor still.

Finished fourth in a pair of 1m maidens at Newmarket and Ascot at the tail end of last summer but she was always going to be better this year when upped in trip so a fair bit more can be expected of her now.

Finished fourth in a pair of 1m maidens at Newmarket and Ascot at the tail end of last summer but she was always going to be better this year when upped in trip so a fair bit more can be expected of her now.

Winner on the Flat for Jamie Osborne and was reported to have a respiratory issue when down the field on hurdle debut at Taunton in December but has since undergone a wind operation so a better run can be anticipated now.

Didn’t show much in four starts at two, including on handicap bow, but will likely improve for this step up in distance on her return. Can’t be ruled out and is a fair price to find out.

Showed plenty of ability from debut but has disappointed in two starts since, including when well-backed on return at Lingfield. His opening mark doesn’t look insurmountable and perhaps is worth another chance.

Daughter of Ghaiyyath improved from her grass debut runner-up finish last autumn when landing a C&D novice in December. Makes her handicap debut now on reappearance and could be up to the challenge.

Seldom runs a bad race of late and again ran an excellent race last time when a very close fourth at Newcastle. Winning turn surely can’t be far away.

Still a maiden after 11 starts but has hit the frame on his last two starts at Newcastle, and won’t have to improve much to play a leading role in this.