Horse racing tips: Oisin Murphy can steer this 14-1 chance to glory for Andrew Balding
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FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: Oisin Murphy can steer this 14-1 chance to glory for Andrew Balding
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LONGSHOT
KING'S LYNN (1.48 Haydock)
He was better than this level in his pomp and Oisin Murphy gets back on board today. He likes this trip and looks a big price for a place.
EACH-WAY THIEF
LEOVANNI (2.23 Haydock)
She had some smart form last season and trainer Karl Burke is in excellent nick.
DURAN (2.40 York)
He likes the Knavesmire and landed a battling success at Haydock last time out.
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