Saturday's free racing tips: get the best bets for British Champions Day

Handicappers' nap

Teruntum Star (3.25 Catterick)

Clear signs of life on second start for David Griffiths when third at Ascot last time. Fair claims on that performance and has better back form.
Simon Turner

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Newmarket nap

Nsnas (8.15 Wolverhampton)

Ran a decent first race at Lingfield for Saeed bin Suroor last month and has since worked nicely on the Limekilns.
David Milnes

Eyecatcher

Librisa Breeze (1.35 Ascot)

Lost his way in 2018 but made a pleasing return last time when second in the Hungerford Stakes. He cruised into contention, showing all his old zest, and his previous form at Ascot suggests he should be in the mix.
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Irish Angle

Fleeting (2.45 Ascot)

Soft ground and going back up in trip should suit the Ballydoyle filly in her bid to build on her multiple Group 1 placings.
Tony O'Hehir

Ace Tipster

Chti Balko (4.15 Ffos Las)

Loves testing ground and goes well fresh, so could spring a surprise on his return and first run after wind surgery.
Graeme Rodway

Speed Figures

Clon Coulis (4.40 Ascot)

Produced his best effort on the clock when beaten a nose over course and distance in the Royal Hunt Cup in June and may go one better.
Dave Edwards

Spotlight nap

Moss Gill (3.25 Catterick)

Unexposed and hugely progressive three-year-old who took his form to the next level when landing a 22-runner handicap at York last week. He looked a Group horse in the making there and an 8lb rise is unlikely to be beyond him.
Paul Smith

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Dark horse

Dream Of Dreams (1.35 Ascot)

Disappointed when backed into favourtism last time, but was badly bumped at the start and can be forgiven for that effort. The return to this venue on soft ground should suit, and he may have slipped under the radar.
Olly Eden

Must-have stat of the day

Silvestre de Sousa has only ridden Arctic Sound twice but has scored on both of those occasions. The pair go for the hat-trick in the 4.40 at Ascot.

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