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Thursday free racing tips: our experts give their best bets of the day

Brighton: racing today
Brighton: racing todayCredit: Edward Whitaker

Handicappers' nap

Wiley Post (5.10 Brighton)

Only beaten a length at a higher level last time, this sprinter drops back into 0-75 grade for the first time since winning this race off a 1lb higher last year and should find the race run to suit.
Paul Curtis

Eyecatcher

Melgate Majeure (5.30 Newcastle)

Held up in a race that was not run to suit at Beverley last month, so did well to get as close as he did. He's two from two at Newcastle and can remain unbeaten at the track.
Raceform

Irish Angle

Latrobe (6.55 Leopardstown)

Unsuccessful in eight starts since landing the Irish Derby last year but this looks his easiest opportunity yet and the ratings suggest he will be a tough nut to crack.
David Jennings

Ace Tipster

Lady Lizzy (2.00 Haydock)

Shaped as though in need of the run when fifth behind two subsequent winners at Nottingham last time and should improve on that now down in grade.
Graeme Rodway

Speed Figures

Multamis (4.10 Brighton)

Wore down his rivals in determined fashion to score narrowly at Epsom three weeks ago and the resolute grey should again be in the shake up.
Dave Edwards

Spotlight nap

Yimou (4.20 Yarmouth)

Ran a fair race on his turf debut over 6f at Newbury but was a different proposition when making all on good to firm there next time. Steps up in class off a 7lb higher mark but looks promising.
Emily Weber

Dark horse

Castel Angelo (6.10 Sandown)

Showed promise on debut before weakening late on. The drop in trip could suit and the trainer sent out a similar type to win a juvenile race here last month.
Dave Revers

Must-have stat of the day

King Crimson has figures of 11156811 at Brighton, which improves to 11151 (+£34 to £1 stakes) if kept to the minimum trip. The 7yo goes in the Class 5 handicap at 5.10.


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