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- AIR COMMODORE (5) has shown useful form over hurdles which include a win in a Listed hurdle at this track in 2022. He ran a solid race last time when fifth at this track in late April in a competitive hurdle race. He can score on his chase debut from ROSE SECRETE (2) who was a good fourth in a Class 2 chase at Nantes last time. KAPTEEN (4) and KOLKOVA (3) can fight for minor honours.
- BARDENAS (3) ran a race full of promise when third at this track last month and is taken to score at the second time of asking. SAUVIGNON (1) did everything that was asked of him on debut when winning over 3400m last month and looks like the main danger. DIMITRI (6) has a taking profile and will be well-tuned for a bold show on debut. FOU DE TOI (7) is also making his debut and warrants respect and is from a shrewd trainer.
- KING ERIC (5) was a pleasing third in a Class 1 chase at this track in February. He has been given some time and can score. KOUROUKOUKOU (1) could be the one that makes the selection work hard for success. He won a Class 3 chase last time and looks progressive. KOWLOON PARK (3) is also one to pay attention to after a nice second at this track in mid-April. KOP DE BOULOGNE (4) heads the remainder.
- ZEPHYR DE BEAUMONT (1) ran a good third in a Listed hurdle last time at this track in late March and looks like the best option. KARAM LE ROUGE (3) has won his last two races, both at this track, and can once again have a say in proceedings. KOPECK DE MEE (2) is also in top shape and is seeking a hat-trick of wins. This will be more of a test but he is progressive. BLUENESS (8) heads the remainder.
- BENOU (1) put in a good display when third last time out and that form should be enough to win a race like this. THEQUIETMAN (6) has been disappointing of late but is capable of running well when in the mood. ST ROMAIN DU DERBY (2) is down in class and is capable of a decent run in this line-up. FRET D'ESTRUVAL (3) won well last time out and deserves respect for that win.
- It should be between the first three selections and all three of them were third on debut. ALTURA (1) showed promise over this course and distance last time out and looks the one they all have to beat. KOUKOULINA (2) was not disgraced over further last time out but should also have no problems with this distance. CALEDONIENNE (6) is not out of it if repeating the debut effort. HOWE DES OBEAUX (3) has run well twice and could also contest the finish.
- KROISADE (2) was a bit of a disappointment last time out but did better before that and could bounce back to score. SISSI DU MESNIL (8) showed improvement when only finding one better on chase debut and is a lively danger. MASKAYA (5) deserves a winning shot after two good recent runner-up performances. MASKAYA (5) may be better in a hurdle race but tat cannot be taken for granted,.
- NUIT DE L'HOMME (2) produced a cracking effort on debut when finding one too good and he rates as the one to beat with the extra trip set to suit. BLUE HUNT (7) will enjoy a slight step up in distance and should show up positively after a fair introduction. ANACONDA (3) will likely be doing his best work late on in the piece. STUNNING ANGEL (6) should have more to offer.
- MEMPHIS TENNESSEE (4) made a real statement with his latest victory and sets a pretty high standard that should be good enough to see him win again. KIARO (5) was a clear second best behind the top choice and at the same weight terms, it doesn't seem likely that he can reverse the form. ROCK THE KASBAH (1) has been taking on slightly stronger and should run a solid race. CHERI MAN (5) should appreciate being back up in trip.
- KANESHYA (2) is in solid form and looks to have bright winning claims on the back of an encouraging second. ALERIO (9) was unlucky last time out and has solid form over the trip so should make his presence felt in a big way. KOSAKENZIPFEL (1) is far better than his latest effort and should show some of his earlier form here. UTAMARO (3) arrives in consistent form and will deliver a bold performance.
- SOHO HOUSE (1) was well held on debut but showed definite signs of inexperience and should have learnt a lot with that run under the belt. He should go close. SISTERLAND (5) is getting closer to that maiden win and looks to have been placed in the right race to mount a challenge. NOBLE BREATH (7) is a newcomer that warrants respect if the market vibes are strong. GIBRALTAR (3) should run another positive race.
- ZEYZOUN (4) has consistent overall form and comes into this race fresh off a victory at Nantes. He is confidently selected to follow up. RED TORCH (8) ran a cracking race at Marseille Borely in April over 1200m and it would come as no surprise, if her were to go one better today. THREE DREAMS (2) caught the eye when winning over 1600m last time and is definitely in with strong each way claims and therefore a must for all bets. VENES (5) won well last time and is a quartet must.
- WRONG COLOUR (8) meets a small and weak field where she looks to have an ideal opportunity of bouncing right back to winning ways. Her last few starts, albeit, unplaced have been in some competitive Handicaps. JUST IN TIME GAME (1) can be expected to serve up way better than he did last time. He was victorious at Saint-Cloud in his penultimate run and must be given serious claims. DON FALCO (2) is a natural inclusion for most bets, especially the quartet. SYMBOLE (4) has a strong place chance.
- NARCOS (4) simply is in terrific form, always making his presence felt when competing and is never far adrift the action. He finished fifth over 2200m last time and can be expected to go close to winning. LIGHTS COME ON (9) is a tad erratic but is more consistent than not. His last run when third was particularly encouraging and he can be given serious each way claims. BARC (7) finished second, earlier last month and based on that, can go one more. GRAND TATAKAN (6) is one of the leading contenders. Each way proposition.
- ZARINA (3) is lightly raced, boasts some top winning form and seems to have a bright future. She could be difficult to oppose. KING ZARAK (4) is showing potential and can be expected to build on his last run when fifth at Lyon Parilly. He has a bright chance. SKY GOLD (1) is one for the shortlist and is showing that he is a nice horse in the making. He should be a factor. ALTHURAYA (2) was a winner of her penultimate start but disappointed last time. Ignore that and expect better.
- HADLEIGH (7) is fit and is very consistent so does appear to set the standard of this race. He deserves a win and may well get it this time. MISS GREELEY (6) has only been modest of late but is capable of being a threat to these rivals. KARMINA BELLA (1) is capable of contesting the finish being well suited to this distance. BALLING DE JUILLEY (4) is capable of better and deserves some respect.
- SOCIETY MAN (1) is unreliable but ran well enough last time out to suggest he could be ready to score a race like this. ALCANOR (2) was in good form before a disappointing last run so is capable of bouncing back to win. ALEXANDRETTA (8) is very consistent and a first success can not be too far away. NEW LIGHT (3) proved in need of the last run and should do a lot better this time.
- KAOLAK (1) was not disgraced last time out and did even better on debut so does get a confident selection to be victorious this time around. HEAVY BOY (2) showed improvement last time out and could have more to offer. KANSAS DU SEUIL (3) is capable of better than the last run would suggest and could contest the finish. GALIDOR DU MOULIN (6) showed some improvement last time out and is not out of it with further improvement expected.
- A very open-looking race and FRANKIE'S BOY (3) gets a narrow vote to score. He is distance-suited and in good heart. SKIPPER (5) ran well when fourth last time out and should do even better this time. ANTRIM (1) only found one better last time out over this course and distance and deserves the utmost respect in this line-up. YAVAIKA (10) has yet to win but could get involved with the finish over this distance.
- MOZART DES BRIERES (1) only found one better last time out and can go one better this time around. WALDSTEIN (4) is consistent in this division and should be contesting the finish again. AUEN ADVENTURE (5) likes this course and should be right there at the finish. PARTNUN (3) has yet to win but does respect in this this line-up this track and trip.
- A very competitive handicap and it may pay to be with FATU HIVA (9). She was not disgraced when fift last time out and could pop up on handicap debut. HONKY TONK WOMAN (6) won a claimer last time out but does deserve respect in this line-up. SEVENTH WONDER (11) was not disgraced last time out and could do even better this time out with a shrewd trainer. XAARINE (8) is another that can contest the finish.
- FERNANDO (2) carries a penalty for the last-start win but is quite capable of winning once again. PISORNO (6) returned to best form with a handicap win last time out but carries a 4kg penalty this time around. PETERHOF (16) has not been at his best recently but is not out of. GREY BELLE (12) is best on the grass and is not out of it over a distance that suits.
By Mark Nunan - SUBJUGATE was a 20-1 chance for his debut over this trip at the Curragh on the opening day of the season in March. Although no match for the first two who pulled clear, he acquitted himself well when fifth and seemed to get through heavy ground well. Given a bit of time to mature, the Exceed And Excel gelding should go close. Cill Mocheallog ran on well to be third to a long odds-on favourite at Dundalk and is another likely to take a good step forward on his second start. Ebanza has shown plenty of promise despite racing keenly in two races over 6f and is now fitted with a hood for this step up in trip.%0A
By Mark Nunan - Not many with obvious credentials for winning a maiden and the 86-rated CHICAGO FIREBALL has certainly been found a good opportunity. Not beaten far by the placed horses when a creditable sixth in the Goffs Million in September, Johnny Murtagh’s charge was easy to back when third to useful types on last month’s reappearance at Dundalk. Vadali was unfancied when showing promise in a heavy ground maiden over course and distance in the autumn and the form of that race has been boosted several times since. Pink Oxalis, a 60,000 dollar yearling and a half-sister to her trainer’s winning miler Pink Sorrel, is a newcomer to note. %0A
By Tom Weekes - It is concerning to see DANCING TANGO reappear in a first-time tongue-tie following a winter's break but has strong form and is suited by easy ground. She progressed well last year and while she steps up in trip today, should have no issues at this distance and won well last October. In that Naas race she comfortably beat stablemate Perfect Portrait into third and is now 2lb better off with that rival, which herself steps up to this distance for the first time but has strong place claims. Vischio has failed in 10 all-weather races and she was while again well held at Dundalk recently, that was her reappearance run and will be much better suited by returning to this surface.
By Tom Weekes - GOLDANA was withdrawn due to a change in going at the Curragh on Monday and contests a lesser and easier stakes race today. Well suited by a mile, she won a recent Listed race at Leopardstown, has performed well at a high level and is dependable. Snowcapped disappointed on her most recent start last October, where she may have been unsuited by that 1m4f distance but had previously shown useful distance form and returns from a winter's break. Stablemate Villanova Queen was Group 3-placed as a juvenile and won last year's Kensington Palace Handicap at Royal Ascot but would prefer drier ground and on jockey bookings, is second-string.
By Eamonn Murphy - Ben Coen has been showcasing his talent to a wider audience, including at Goodwood at the weekend. He might get a turn on home soil here for his boss Johnny Murtagh, aboard newcomer HANALIA. They've been tending to hit the woodwork since the turf campaign began, but there's little doubt the winners will soon begin to flow from the constantly progressive Murtagh outfit. If proving reasonably solid in the market, the expectation would be that Hanalia will more than hold her own, in company that doesn't appear to be overly taxing. She's plainly got plenty going for her on breeding. The benefit of experience may see Iseult Of Ireland emerge as a big player than Thisoldheartofmine.
By Eamonn Murphy - SPECIAL ANGEL and Dolce Far Niente clash again, after their meeting here behind Madame Plaintiff a fortnight ago. That was probably a reasonable heat for the grade, and Special Angel might bridge a two and a quarter length gap to reverse placings with Dolce Far Niente, after third and fourth placings then. The selection is joined here, by Miami Sunshine for the same connections, so market movements ought to be revealing. Special Angel meets her old rival on slightly better terms, and an extra furlong may play to her strengths also. Given that she's the only previous winner in the line-up, Expecto is much respected, course and distance knowledge assured with the Jim Bolger runner too.%0A
By Eamonn Murphy - She's proven herself over track and trip in the past, and BARNHILL ROSE gets the nod after an encouraging return to action at this venue two weeks back. On her first outing since September then, Denis Hogan's mare ran a promising fifth behind Summer Snow, and sure to be sharper now the experienced campaigner can benefit too from going up to a mile. Daniel King's claim is a further boon to the hopes of the near top-weight. Veteran owner/trainer Peter Cluskey is doubly represented. Stormy Jenn looks the clear stable select in the hands of Colin Keane. Anything other than a very prominent showing from that daughter of Gale Force Ten will be a surprise. Play It Again Zaam is closely matched with Barnhill Rose and he needs considering.
- A chance is taken on the dropped-in-class BILLY WEBSTER in what looks a fiercely competitive opener. Although unable to complete the hat-trick last time, there was much to like about his fifth-placed effort following a tardy start and he can go close with normal luck this afternoon. The unbeaten Garfield Shadow warrants respect despite his unfavourable outside draw, while Auric and Al Shabab Storm are others to keep an eye on.
- NIGHT IN PARIS did all but win on her racecourse debut at Ripon, showing plenty of early speed before inexperience saw her edge away from the rail late on, and normal improvement could make her difficult to beat. Seraphim Angel probably ran to a similar level when fourth on her debut at Newmarket and she must enter calculations, while first-time-out winners Kodibeat, Daisy Inthe Breeze and Lady Lightning add further spice to the race.
- KINGS MERCHANT could make the most of stall one to follow up his cosy Wolverhampton success. The form of that last-start win looks fairly solid with the runner-up twice successful since and the booking of Oisin Murphy catches the eye. Ziggy's Missile needs to overcome his outside draw but still merits consideration having won three of his last four appearances, while Blue Storm and Vince L'Amour are other names to note.
- The key to this race could be the recent clash at Leopardstown between GALILEO DAME (first) and Rubies Are Red (second), and the former is taken to come out on top again. Joseph O'Brien's charge was a comfortable winner on that occasion and stepping up in trip should eke out further improvement. Forest Fairy made quite the impression when scoring over 1m4f on debut at Wolverhampton in February, and she is a key player too.
- The Aidan O'Brien/Ryan Moore combination has dominated this contest in recent years and they look to have another ideal candidate in the shape of GROSVENOR SQUARE. A half-brother to Irish Derby winner Santiago, the son of Galileo ended last season with a dominant display at Leopardstown in October and stepping up in trip should suit. A well-bred sort by Frankel, Cadogan Place narrowly got the better of the reopposing Hidden Law (second) on debut at Southwell, and they are noted too.
- LIAM SWAGGER took a big step forward when a neck second at Windsor nine days ago and the son of Iffraaj could be hard to beat if finding any further progression. Castle In The Sand is an obvious threat to the selection having filled the runner-up position on his last four starts, but he could be vulnerable once again. Gallantly is a noteworthy Irish raider, while Chortal merits a market inspection on his racecourse bow.
- ON A SESSION showed plenty of promise when filling third place in a similar event at Musselburgh a couple of weeks ago and it would be no surprise to see him go well off the same mark from the rail draw. Legal Reform has to be of some interest following his success at Lingfield last time, while Sandy Paradise and Princess Shabnam also merit places on the shortlist.
- Only Fools found a career-high mark beyond her when finishing fifth at Wincanton last month, but the David Pipe-trained mare wasn't beaten far that day and she could prove dangerous if dictating the pace. Marginal preference, however, is for WHYNOTNOWROY. The six-year-old has posted some creditable efforts in defeat in recent months and Harry Atkins' 5lb claim could prove pivotal. Market support for handicap debutant Dreadpoetssociety would also be interesting.
- HE KNOWS BETTER found only a useful yardstick too strong on his handicap bow at Ffos Las recently and a similar performance on this switch to maiden company may suffice. The biggest threat could emerge from Lumi Plugin, who caught the eye when a close-up second on his hurdles debut here last month. Artiste D'ainay should appreciate this return to timber and the pick of last year's form puts the six-year-old firmly in the mix too.
- My Gift To You has enjoyed a fruitful campaign since being under the tutelage of James Owen and he merits respect in his quest to land a career sixth win. However, the six-year-old looked slightly fortuitous to land the spoils at Catterick in March and it may be worth taking a chance on SHERBORNE. The Getaway gelding is only 1lb higher than his latest second at Wincanton and this drop in class can only help. Chase debutant Time To Dazzle is also noted.
- AWORKINPROGRESS scored in comfortable fashion when stepped up to an extended 2m5f here in March and a 6lb rise for that victory could prove to be lenient. Nick Gifford's five-year-old may improve further on his first attempt at this trip and he looks the one to beat. Weseekherthere was well held in seventh at Wincanton last month but this is an easier assignment off 2lb lower. Of the remainder, Bobalot makes most appeal.
- Seymour Promise struck by just under four lengths over 2m7f at Taunton on his latest outing and the son of Flemensfirth should remain competitive off a 6lb higher mark. However, the vote goes to CLOUDY FLAMINGO, who was well held in third in this grade at Exeter last time but he has been dropped 1lb and could relish this extra distance. River Tyne and Joe Cotton are just two others to consider.
- Seasmoke has gradually improved with each run and her recent fourth at Ludlow off this mark wasn't bad. The drop back from an extended 2m5f appears to be in her favour, but there are a couple of handicap debutants lurking on potentially dangerous marks and JANWORTH just gets the vote ahead of Miss Popalong having shown slightly more so far, although the latter now sports a first-time hood.
- LADY CARO was sent off a well-supported favourite on her handicap debut here and although she had to settle for second, the performance was still a big step forward. The extra yardage can help her cope with a 2lb rise and she is fancied to break through. Lady Salvador also made a pleasing start to her handicap career when runner-up at this venue back in November. She heads a list of dangers that also includes Al Sayah and Selkirk Grace.
- KINGSTON BRIDGE won over 2m5f here last month and is progressive enough to cope with a 6lb higher mark, with the additional yardage not expected to pose too many problems. Billy Boi Blue is also open to improvement at this sort of trip and warrants close inspection on his first run in a handicap. Harper Valley does have ground to make up with the selection given he only managed 10th in that aforementioned race, but he is better than that and rates an each-way player.
- PINOT ROUGE was the surprise winner of a mares-only Listed race at Doncaster on her penultimate start, but went about the task in a pleasing manner. Thrown in at the deep end in the Sefton at Aintree subsequently, she didn't disgrace herself and is readily forwarded as the one to be with here. Huntingdon winner Magical Hill rates the chief danger, although Sea God won between the flags before landing a Carlisle bumper and is noteworthy on his hurdling debut for a new yard.
- RACEVIEW ROAD showed tenacity when scoring over the extended 2m5f here last month and, off just 5lb higher, a follow-up success is a feasible outcome given he has proven stamina for this step up in trip from his time in point-to-points. Castletown won over C&D a couple of years ago and will be a big threat if he recaptures his old sparkle. No Regrets can also go well with track, trip and ground all in his favour.
- Being badly hampered by a loose horse before the last proved no barrier to success for CALL ME JACK, who completed a double a shade cosily at Newcastle. A 6lb rise looks more than fair and the five-year-old is sure to prove popular in his hat-trick bid. The booking of Sam Twiston-Davies catches the eye on Arctic Lodge, who returns to timber off an attractive mark, and market support could prove significant. Bumper performances suggest that handicap debutant Boot 'n' Shoe could also play a prominent role.
- The combination of the application of a tongue-tie and switch to handicapping has brought the best out in Politacus, who followed up her Huntingdon victory when landing the spoils at Hereford. However, she may prove vulnerable now dropping to 2m, with preference for last month's easy Ayr winner LILY DU BERLAIS. The eight-year-old's current mark looks more than workable and a brace could be on the cards. Strong Belle and Mighty Moth are just two others to note in an open contest.
- FRERE D'ARMES has posted some creditable efforts in defeat in recent months and the seven-year-old appears to have been found a suitable opportunity to end a bit of a drought. The biggest threat may come in the shape of last month's Newcastle runner-up Pay The Piper, who should enjoy a return to this distance. Having finished second twice over fences last season, Parisencore is still open to improvement in this discipline and he shouldn't be far away if his inexperience doesn't catch him out.
- KINGSTON JAMES scored in comfortable style when making his bumper debut at Ayr in March and he now has a 4lb penalty to carry. Lucinda Russell's point-to-point winner should have plenty more to offer and he might be the one to beat. Dedicated Hero improved on his first bumper start to justify favouritism over C&D in February so he would be foolish to overlook, while Flaubert could improve on his second at Musselburgh.
- Shanroe Street was just touched off by three-quarters of a length into second behind Jerrysback at Hexham last month and he should put in another bold showing. However, he could find it tough to deny GO ON CHEZ, who returned from a 232-day break to go in by over five lengths at Ludlow. If he remains in the same sort of form, he could prove very hard to beat. Windsor Avenue is also a player based on his second at Catterick two starts ago.
- Scenic already has black type on her CV and sets a really good standard. She was turned over at odds of 8/11 on her final two starts in 2023, though, and while there will be plenty who keep the faith, it may be worth taking her on with ALL TOO WELL. The daughter of Ulysses cost 75,000gns as a yearling and there is a nice blend of speed and stamina in her pedigree. Path Of Stars, Nowhere and Edna E Mode are other newcomers to keep an eye on.
- FALMOUTH BOY has lacked a change of gear at Lingfield on his last couple of appearances, including when sent off a strong favourite last time, but the rise from 6f could be just what he needs and he is worth sticking with. Blenheim Star made an encouraging return when third over C&D, as did Brinton with her Chelmsford fourth. Rinnovati hasn't come anywhere near justifying her 200,000-euro price tag, but new trainer Archie Watson sends her handicapping off a low mark.
- BELLA TASLINA was no match for a smart filly who ran in the Guineas last weekend when making her debut at Newbury, but she beat the rest comfortably and is taken to go one better. Rochelle built on her pleasing introduction when landing the odds at Chelmsford. She has switched stables since and looks a bright prospect. A heavy defeat in a valuable sales race aside, Get Jiggy With It has performed with great credit so far and won't remain a maiden for too much longer.
- CHOLA EMPIRE returned to winning ways in a similar event at Southwell on his most recent outing in March and a 4lb rise may not be enough to prevent the five-year-old from following up. Rich has not fulfilled the promise that she displayed as a juvenile but the daughter of Cracksman should not be underestimated at this level. Giant won over C&D two starts ago and edges out Metaverse to be best of the rest.
- SALAMANCA CITY has shown improvement with each start to date and outran odds of 33/1 when fourth in maiden over C&D last month. Now switched to handicap company, James Fanshawe's filly could be ready to strike. Dancingwithmyself remains unexposed and is an obvious threat to the selection having won at the second time of asking at Chelmsford in October. Others to note are Midnight Drive, Tayala and Carpathian.
- Slightly unlucky when hampered late in the piece at Windsor last month, DARK DREAMER can gain compensation on his return to a track and trip over which he scored in determined fashion on his penultimate outing. A winner of two of his last three starts at Southwell, Rusheen Boy can give him the most to think about, ahead of Horse Whisperer, who wasn't for catching at Wolverhampton last time out.
- A winner on her latest start over this C&D, GOLDEN DOVE caught the eye when keeping on late from off the pace over 1m2f at Lingfield last time and, with improvement expected, she may be primed to strike from an inside draw. On the other hand, Federated will have to do it from a wide berth if he is to follow up on his success at Newcastle last month. The unexposed Fictional and Manila Mist cannot be ruled out either.
- NONCHALANT took a big leap forward from his debut effort to score by just over a length at Fair Grounds last time and he can go in again. Risky Priority and Komorebino Omoide are others to watch out for.
- MONOLITH was well beaten in a much tougher contest than this at Fair Grounds last time but he can take full advantage of the drop in class. Mr Leo And Jose and Ambiguous could also get involved.