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Today\u2019s Free Racing Tips<\/strong><\/p>\n Boston Savr (14.00, Newbury) \u2013 0.5pts each-way @ 14\/1 <\/strong>bet365<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/li>\n Talk To The Man (15.35, Newbury) \u2013 1pt win @ 5\/4 <\/strong>BetMGM<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/li>\n Pure Carbon (16.08, Newbury) \u2013 1pt win @ 5\/2 <\/strong>bet365<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/li>\n Light Fandango (15.22, Doncaster) \u2013 1pt win @ 16\/1 <\/strong>bet365<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n It\u2019s an interesting Friday of racing and our horse racing correspondent Jonathan Doidge has run the rule over the best bets on cards at Newbury and Doncaster.<\/p>\n West Berkshire Mencap Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle (Newbury, 14.00)<\/strong><\/p>\n Dipping our toe in ever so gently with this first selection, this is a double-figure field where there aren\u2019t many obvious look potential big improvers within it. Admittedly, some horses turn up in good form but the evidence of their performances of late suggests that none of them looks any better than fairly treated.<\/p>\n One exception to that could be the O\u2019Neill-trained BOSTON SAVR<\/strong>. He gets in for his handicap debut off a very workable mark of just 98. He\u2019s also got a further 3lb taken off his back by conditional jockey Ben Macey.<\/p>\n He\u2019s shown nothing special and has gone off at a couple of big prices in his qualifying runs, all at around two miles. Now he has a mark, we may begin to see him get more competitive, especially as he now goes up in trip.<\/p>\n A quick glance at his pedigree suggests that the extra half mile will be to his advantage and I\u2019d suggest a small each-way interest on betting sites<\/a>.<\/p>\n Boston Savr \u2013 0.5pts each-way @ 14\/1 <\/strong>bet365<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n BetVictor Watch Weekend Winners “National Hunt” Novices’ Hurdle (Newbury, 15.35)<\/strong><\/p>\n This is made interesting by the fact that the Paul Nolan-trained Irish-raider The Big Clubman makes the journey across and connections clearly feel they have a good opportunity for the six-year-old, who has already finished second in a Navan Grade 3 last November.<\/p>\n However, since then he was a blowout when made favourite on being upped to 2m7f for a Limerick Grade 2 last Boxing Day. He\u2019ll try to atone for that disappointment dropping back in trip this time but he faces stiff opposition from TALK TO THE MAN<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Paul Nicholls trains the six-year-old gelded son of Walk In The Park, who has been patiently handled since joining the yard after winning an Irish point on debut. He showed promise in bumpers before winning readily on his hurdles debut at Taunton (2m3f, heavy) earlier this month.<\/p>\n He looked potentially useful there, winning by more than five lengths and he may be on the bigger upward curve. He looks worth an interest on horse racing betting sites<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tip 2: Talk To The Man \u2013 1pt win @ 5\/4 <\/strong>BetMGM<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Highclere Horse Feeds Oataalin Handicap Chase (Newbury, 16.08)<\/strong><\/p>\n Daytime Dreaming is the ante-post favourite on betting apps<\/a> for this on the back of a wide margin Southwell win last time. He\u2019s up 8lb for that at this more challenging track, in terms of jumping the fences and he may be worth taking on. The third that day has since done nothing for the form, for example.<\/p>\n I liked the look of the win at Musselburgh by PURE CARBON<\/strong>, who showed he can dig deep when it\u2019s required and he is still improving. The handicapper couldn\u2019t put him up lots for that success and I think 4lb is fair. He acts on good to soft and he is taken to raise the bar again and may prove to be better value than the favourite.<\/p>\n Tip 3:<\/strong> Pure Carbon \u2013 1pt win @ 5\/2 <\/strong>bet365<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Virgin Bet Handicap Hurdle (Doncaster, 15.22)<\/strong><\/p>\n A number of exposed runners are involved in this contest over an extended two miles and one who may still have better to come is LIGHT FANDANGO<\/strong>. Neil Mulholland\u2019s seven-year-old won a Class 4 event over C&D on his penultimate start last December (good).<\/p>\n That was his best effort by some margin, being dropped in trip as was the case, so it was disappointing that he couldn\u2019t produce better when back up to 2m4f at Wincanton last time. He failed to settle that day and softer ground may also have been an issue although he has won on soft earlier in his career.<\/p>\n It\u2019s forecast not to be as testing here and back again in trip, he should settle better and if so, he looks potentially well treated based on that previous win at the track.<\/p>\n Tip 4: Light Fandango \u2013 1pt win @ 16\/1 <\/strong>bet365<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Please gamble responsibly <\/strong><\/p>\n It\u2019s vital that bettors take steps to remain in control of their time and budget when using gambling sites<\/a>. 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