Horse racing tips: After tipping up the 18-1 Dante winner, we're backing a local legend's 9-1 chance at York
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FIVER FLUTTER Horse racing tips: After tipping up the 18-1 Dante winner, we're backing a local legend's 9-1 chance at York
SUN Racing's picks for Friday's action are below.
We put up the 18-1 Dante winner Pride Of Arras on Thursday, so let's hope for some more good luck.
LONGSHOT
EXPERT WITNESS (2.25 Newbury)
She had a bit up her sleeve when winning at Windsor last time and will be competitive again in this wide-open contest.
EACH-WAY THIEF
TROIA (3.13 York)
She battled right to the line when scoring on comeback last time.
ACRISIUS (4.15 York)
He looks capable of making the frame after a promising second on handicap debut for local legend Mick Easterby.
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