Nap of the day: best horse racing tips for the day's six meetings

Tuesday's best bets from the Racing Post's unbeatable Spotlights team

Sedgefield

Oliver Greenall has another good chance in the second division with Authorizo, who ran well against an unexposed one when back on good ground at Southwell last week and is ready to strike again. Two Blondes was a long way from his best form in the autumn, but he returns on a modest mark and has gone well fresh in the past. Follow Your Fire is preferred of the remainder.
Emily Weber

Roscommon

2.30: Maud Gonne Spirit

Mudlahhim could be a warm order after an eyecatching run when well supported on his comeback last month, but with some doubts about this softer ground for him Maud Gonne Spirit is preferred. She looked in need of the run on her reappearance last week but with a return to 7f sure to suit, she ought to go close. Texas Rock hasn't won for a long time but he hinted at a return to form at the Curragh last week and he's very well handicapped if he can build on that.
Phill Anderson

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Beverley

3.45: Wor Willie

It could pay to focus on the 1m novice at Redcar in which Villeurbanne finished ahead of Wor Willie and Carter Cowboy. The selection could be the most striking improver over this extra yardage and he gets a 5lb pull with the runner-up. Khezaana can also have a say if soft ground is the key to her.
Alistair Jones

Killarney

5.10: La Petite Coco

La Petite Coco makes plenty of appeal in receipt of 6lb from the main form runners here, with Paddy Twomey having acquired a nice sort. Flagged rates the obvious threat, potentially from the front.
Johnny Ward

Wetherby

5.15: Home And Dry

The course-and-distance handicap in which Norman Kindu beat Carn A Chlamain 16 days ago didn't look strong in advance and it was contested on much faster ground, while Moneykenny was found a weak Fibresand novice when off the mark four days later. Good support for Zinc White on his comeback would be interesting, but this can go to Home And Dry, who should be fine with the conditions on pedigree and can defy a 9lb rise for his recent all-weather win.
Graham Wheldon

Ayr

8.35: Puckle

Few look solid in this, an exception being Puckle who won twice last season and has run well on both starts since returning. She looks the one to beat, with Forus and Oliver's Betty appearing to be best of the others.
David Bellingham

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