Thursday's free racing tips: six horses to consider putting in your multiples

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

Handicappers' nap

Pub Crawl (2.10 Redcar)

Has shown much improved form in two starts this year, again leaving the impression that this longer trip could suit when runner-up at Epsom last week. Holds solid claims off the same mark in what looks a less competitive race.
Paul Curtis

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Newmarket nap

Denning (2.30 Lingfield)

Showed some promise in his four starts for Sir Mark Prescott last year and is fit from recent work on the Al Bahathri Polytrack.
David Milnes

Eyecatcher

Grifter (4.25 Redcar)

Ran into traffic problems when reappearing at Beverley and wasn't given a hard time as a consequence. The form has received a couple of boosts and this slightly longer trip will suit.
Richard Lowther

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Ace tipster

Eagle's First (7.20 Chepstow)

Lightly raced stayer who represents the Neil Mulholland stable which has a good record on the Flat at Chepstow. There could be more to come on this seasonal reappearance.
Graeme Rodway

Dark horse

Paisley Park (5.25 Punchestown)

Faces an easier task here than he did at the Cheltenham Festival when running on to finish third in the Stayers' Hurdle. Both the first and second that day are absent here and trainer Emma Lavelle reports her three-time Grade 1 winner to be in rude health at home.
Sam Hardy

Speed figures

Casi Crudo (1.00 Lingfield)

Made a pleasing return on his handicap bow at Southwell recently and with improvement anticipated can get off the mark.
Dave Edwards

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