Friday's free racing tips: five horses to consider putting in your multiples

Friday's best bets ranked in order of confidence by our top tipsters . . .

Eyecatcher

The Michael Bell-trained filly gave an odds-on favourite a real race here last time and a mark of 80 may underestimate her on this switch to handicap company.
Steffan Edwards

Queen's Guard18:10 Newcastle (A.W)

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Jky: Kevin Stott Tnr: Michael Bell

The Punt nap

Brides Hill (4.50 Punchestown)

Gave 2lb and a six-length beating to subsequent Cheltenham winner La Renommee in a Huntingdon Listed race last time and the Gavin Cromwell-trained mare is fresher than most of her rivals.
Charlie Huggins

Brides Hill16:50 Punchestown

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Jky: Sean Flanagan Tnr: Gavin Cromwell

Handicappers' nap

English Oak (3.00 Newmarket)

From the in-form Ed Walker yard, this unexposed colt went close on his last start at Ascot in October and is bred to do better still this year. Only 1lb higher, he could be on a good mark based on his earlier third in a strong novice on the July course.
Paul Curtis

English Oak15:00 Newmarket

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Jky: Tom Marquand Tnr: Ed Walker

Newmarket nap

Boiling Point (3.35 Newmarket)

Fancied to go one better than last month's comeback run over course and distance following some smart work on the Limekilns.
David Milnes

Boiling Point15:35 Newmarket

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Jky: James Doyle Tnr: Roger Varian

Speed figures

Queen's Guard (6.10 Newcastle)

Pulled well clear of the pack when just denied over course and distance on her seasonal return last month. The Michael Bell-trained filly can deservedly go one better.
Dave Edwards

Queen's Guard18:10 Newcastle (A.W)

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Jky: Kevin Stott Tnr: Michael Bell

Dark horse

Duffle Coat (4.15 Punchestown)

Runner-up on his last four starts, including in a photo-finish at Downpatrick last week. Open to plenty of improvement off a mark of 128, having reached a mark of 143 over hurdles.
Sam Hardy