- DUBLINOFFICECALLIN took a big step forward when scoring on his handicap debut over C&D a few weeks ago. A 5lb rise for that success may underestimate the five-year-old and he's hard to oppose as a result. Byron Hill made the frame at Sedgefield last time and is likely to be in the mix once again, while Gonnino is next best.
Nap of the day in horse racing refers to a tipster's most confident bet of the day.
Having analysed all the form, it is the one horse picked out by an expert, which they believe has the best chance of winning a race.
There is a theory that the term 'Nap' comes from the French card game Napoleon as the best hand you can hold is referred to as a Napoleon.
Our team of race analysts fully research each race in order to unearth their nap of the day.
Factors considered include; race conditions, previous form, trainer/jockey form, statistics, trends and ground conditions.
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