Horse racing tips: Three outsiders to bash the bookies on Tuesday
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SARATOGA GOLD (3.18 Nottingham)
He showed promise when a close-up fifth at Thirsk on comeback last time and is proven over this distance.
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THUNDEROUS LOVE (2.08 Nottingham)
She had a bit up her sleeve when winning after five months off at Southwell earlier this month.
EDVARD GRIEG (5.15 Brighton)
He was a decent fifth on turf comeback at Nottingham last time and has come down the weights.
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