Horse racing tips: Bash the bookies with three value picks for Tuesday's action
FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: Bash the bookies with three value picks for Tuesday's action
SUN Racing's picks for Tuesday racing are below - as we go looking for some big-price heroes to build the bank.
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LONGSHOT
LAHINA BAY (4.15 Lingfield)
She has been running well enough in handicaps and will appreciate dropping in grade over a trip that should be fine.
EACH-WAY THIEF
UP THE ANTI (5.22 Lingfield)
She battled well to score at Leicester last time and a 2lb rise is more than reasonable.
EDVARD GRIEG (6.30 Wolverhampton)
He was in winning form two runs ago and was too bad to be true at Lingfield last time.
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