Our team of experts pick out their best bet for Wednesday's racing

Handicappers' nap

Hors De Combat (3.50 Salisbury)

Shaped with promise at Newbury in May and can easily be excused his latest run at Epsom where prominent runners were favoured. Now 8lb lower than when sixth in the Hunt Cup at this time last year and looks set to go well under Oisin Murphy.
Paul Curtis

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Newmarket Nap

Local History (7.20 Kempton)

James Tate's filly is well drawn on her handicap debut and can follow up her Yarmouth win of last month.
David Milnes

Eyecatcher

Game Line (2.10 Ffos Las)

Travelled nicely only to get the final ditch wrong at Stratford. However, that was a promising chasing debut and this stable should win races with him.
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Ace Tipster

Running Cloud (4.50 Salisbury)

Improved since returning to the Flat for this yard and maybe did not quite get home when fifth over 2m at the Dante meeting. Return to 1m6f could be his sweet spot.
Keith Melrose

Speed Figures

Caustic Love (5.00 Carlisle)

Had plenty in hand when successful over six furlongs here last week and this improving, lightly raced filly can shrug off her penalty over a furlong further.
Dave Edwards

Spotlight nap

Where's Jeff (4.00 Carlisle)

Fairly useful form upped to 1m2f/1m4f the last twice, winning at Beverley and then finishing a close third in the Queen Mother's Cup at York. He's still unexposed over middle distances and warrants major respect.
Steve Boow

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Dark horse

Fu Fu (3.40 Ffos Las)

Showed improvement from her bumper runs when a staying-on second on hurdling debut at Fontwell, and could be a decent price to confirm that promise this time around.
Dave Revers

Irish Angle

Insane Bolt (8.30 Naas)

Placed on his two starts since scoring over a mile at Gowran Park last month, the Johnny Murtagh-trained son of Slade Power gets the vote to land this 1m2f handicap under 5lb claimer Ben Coen.
Tony O'Hehir

Must-have stat of the day

Since 2014 Roger Charlton is an impressive 8-13 (62% +£8.61) in maidens at Bath. He has the impeccably-bred Imperium in the 8.10.

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