Tuesday's free racing tips: Racing Post experts with their best bets of the day

Handicappers' nap

Richardofdoccombe (12.15 Uttoxeter)

Veteran who rolled back the years when making all to win in heavy ground over course and distance last month and may be capable of a repeat performance.
Steve Mason

Newmarket nap

Island Hideaway (12.35 Lingfield)

Made it fourth time lucky when scoring over course and distance last time. David Lanigan's filly has since moved well on Warren Hill.
David Milnes

West Country nap

Urtheonethatiwant (2.35 Warwick)

Won nicely enough at Ludlow and, although this represents a slightly stiffer task, he can follow up.
Andrew King

Irish angle

Burlesque Queen (2.15 Punchestown)

Won two of her last four starts and ran recent Pertemps Qualifier winner Treacysenniscorthy close over course and distance last time.
Tony O'Hehir

Ace tipster

Any Drama (1.50 Uttoxeter)

Has had his issues, but returns fresh and his best hurdles form is miles better than most of these, so it is worth taking the risk.
Paul Kealy

Speed figures

Fizzlestix (2.35 Warwick)

Entitled to improve for his pleasing return at Plumpton and can make his presence felt from the bottom of the handicap.
Dave Edwards

Spotlight nap

Another Touch (1.05 Lingfield)

Made a successful all-weather debut at Chelmsford last time and the 3lb rise is fair for one who was a Listed winner at his peak. A repeat of that effort would give him every chance.
Stuart Redding

Dark horse

Granny's Secret (12.55 Warwick)

Soft ground point winner who wasn't beaten far when third in a bumper at Aintree last season. The first two home have won since so the form has substance and he can go well on his hurdles debut.
Josh Down

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Must-have stat of the day

Warren Greatrex is 8/18 (44% +£17.62) in Uttoxeter bumpers since 2016. Therefore his Eleanor Grove (3.30) holds leading claims.

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