Alan Morris previews the best of Thursday’s action with selections from Hereford and Market Rasen. 13:40 HEREFORD Lightning Flash has won a chase over 2m 4f so can’t be easily discounted up in trip after a 2m win at Market Rasen. Eddie Edge claims 7lb in an attempt to negate the 7lb penalty over a similarly sharp course. Mr Jukebox looks to have a lot more potential and should strip fit enough to call the tune here. His win on handicap debut confirmed his bumper promise and h

Rory Paddock pinpoints a quartet of runners not to ignore this Wednesday across all three meetings. 15:15 HUNTINGDON Pure Ocean makes her hurdling debut after an encouraging effort in a NHF contest earlier in the year. It doesn't look like a race that's strong in depth, and it won't take much to win. The closest rival looks to be Kayla's Friend who's an Irish import who makes their yard debut for trainer Olly Murphy. PURE OCEAN (WIN) 16:30 HEREFORD It's interesting to see th

Matt Polley sticks to Hereford for his best bets of the day this Monday. 14:30 HEREFORD Followcato is in a rich vein of form currently, and he’s certainly worth considering despite a rise in the weights. This looks a straight match between Ski Lodge and Risk De Pluie. Ski Lodge arguably has the two best pieces of form in this race, his run behind Jo Coko and his second behind Scorpio Rising, however, despite the soft ground, Hereford may be too sharp for him. That leaves Ri

15:45 HEREFORD The sharp track at Hereford and spring ground undoubtedly suits Time Interval and he looks well-handicapped in terms of his 10f flat form under ideal conditions with Harry Cobden on board. Conversely Across Earth has more stamina in his flat form and may have to wait for a tougher test to break through over hurdles. Captain Attridge also likes it here but may need this run after six months off and could find it hard to outpoint Time Interval who could still pro

All the live ITV action for this Saturday is previewed, including the Imperial Cup from Sandown. Complete with our best bets and tips for each race. 13:50 SANDOWN A tough 18-runner novice handicap to kick off ITV's proceedings this Saturday so it's tricky to be overly confident. The duo currently at the head of the market Belliano and Meetmebythesea are clear contenders but from a punting perspective neither bring much value. One at a larger price is the consistent Laurens Ba

Pundit Kieran McHugh gives his best two bets of the day this Sunday. 15:00 FONTWELL A competitive affair for which you can make a case for numerous candidates. Steel Ally will look to put a disappointing performance at Ascot behind him whilst Blueking d’Oroux has ran well in more competitive races but has form to find on others. Nemean Lion has enjoyed his recent outings over two and a half miles and you’d be foolish to discount him. Salver did well off top weight in the Gerr

13:43 HEREFORD There was a lot to like about Play It Again’s debut in France in December and with that experience under her belt she looks the one to beat here with the track expected to suit. Irisante hinted at ability when trained in France but is yet to spark for DJ Jeffreys so the bigger danger could be Nini Star who brings plenty of flat experience to the table and is an interesting hurdles debutant for David Pipe. PLAY IT AGAIN (WIN) 14:30 WETHERBY Latenightrumble wa

With action at both Hereford and Newcastle pundit Matt Polley gives his best two bets of the day this Tuesday.

Away from today's ITV action pundit Rory Paddock looks through the cards to find some alternative selections for punters to get stuck into.

With five selections across all different cards this Wednesday you don't want to miss Rory's best bets of the day.

With five selections this Tuesday Rory looks across the cards and pinpoints a quintet of horses that shouldn't be far away.

14:45 Hereford Zoffany Bay was an impressive winner over today’s trip at Plumpton earlier this month, travelling well and jumping excellently throughout, before pulling clear with a couple of hurdles to go and staying on strongly to win by eight lengths. That was just his second run over hurdles, his first being a promising second over a couple of furlongs further, so there looks to be plenty more to come for Ali Stronge’s four-year-old and he is taken emerge victorious again