Sunday Free Racing Tips: Four Horses to Consider for Your Multiple Bets

The best Sunday bets ranked in order of confidence by our top tipsters. . .

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Nap for the disabled

Embolden (5.20 hours)

Won after a break in the past and returns to action with a mark 6lb lower than when he finished a close third under today’s driver James Bowen over course and distance at this meeting last year.
Steve Mason

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Attract attention

Old Barley Bill (4.15 Tipperary)

The Willie Mullins-trained hurdler looked a little hapless last time out and should enjoy a maiden success over hurdles.
David Toft

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Punt’s nap

Fringill Dyke (3.50 Kelso)

The Jedd O’Keeffe-trained seven-year-old is in racing form, including a big win at Newton Abbot last time, and can catch his returning rivals just 1lb heavier.
Matt Rennie

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Speed ​​figures

Content (4.05Longchamp)

She finally took a deserved Group 1 victory by landing at the Yorkshire Oaks, but it was her performance when second at the Irish Oaks that made her the one to beat here.
Craig Thake

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Black horse

Old Barley Bill (4.15 Tipperary)

I was unlucky finishing third at Kilbeggan last time after being hampered on the home turn and making a mistake on the final flight. 4 books are better off with the reopposed Presenting Lad today and can turn things around.
Rob Sutton

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Learn more:

The Punt Acca: Matt Rennie’s three tips for Kelso horse racing on Sunday

‘He’s sure to take a chance at a high price’ – Tom Segal’s Arc Day advice after an 11-2 winner on Saturday

Kelso Placepot Tips: Tom Segal has three bankers as he tries to land a share of the £50,000 guaranteed pool

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