Horse racing tips: Three longshot picks to build the bank for Derby weekend
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FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: Three longshot picks to build the bank for Derby weekend
SUN Racing's tips for Tuesday's racing are below.
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LONGSHOT
ALJEZUR (8.00 Wolverhampton)
He came back to form with a good third at Leicester last time and he sticks over the mile of that promising effort.
EACH-WAY THIEF
IRISH DANCER (3.47 Leicester)
He has been in good form at Catterick and will enjoy this trip on decent ground.
MISS SHOW DOWN (5.47 Leicester)
She returned with a good fourth at Goodwood last time and is best over this distance.
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