Horse Racing Tips: Monday's racing naps on the all-weather

The Brigadier is flying high at the top of the naps table with a profit of £22.46 and the form tipster, who has racked up two winning selections on the bounce will bid for a hat-trick on Monday and heads to Wolverhampton's evening fixture with the best bet of the day. The table-topping tipster has napped the 8/13 favourite Compliant, who lines up in the 19:30 event for James Fanshawe and William Buick, and that raider is actually the most popular nap of the day with five tipsters napping the hot jolly. The Pivotal filly notched up her first win last time out at Newcastle and will look to make it two wins on the spin this evening and looks tough to beat.

Picksfromthepaddock from the Norwich Evening News is another tipster towards the head of the naps table and heads to Lingfield's afternoon all-weather meeting and that tipster has napped the 4/1 chance Sergeant Tibbs, who lines up in the 13:12 race. A winner at Newbury back in May off a mark of 77, the four-year-old has struggled in recent outings, but is now 2lbs lower than his last winning mark, so if he can recapture his best form then has to be a leading contender for today's event.

Remaining at Lingfield, the red-hot 1/4 favourite Huberts Dream lines up in the 12:42 event and has been napped by three tipsters including the second placed tipster Andrew Bladen, while Moorestyle of the Daily Star Sunday, who is third in the naps table heads to Wolverhampton this evening and has napped the 6/1 chance Amazing Amaya.

The racing at Dundalk gets under way at 14:45, but the most popular nap of the day runs in the 15:45 contest with the Mick Halford-trained Doctor Grace catching the eye of three tipsters and that charge is a 7/4 shot, at the time of writing. Winless in six outings, the daughter of Buratino produced a fine career best last time out when finishing second at Dundalk and a return to the track this afternoon could see her get her head in front for the first time.

Staying at Dundalk, the Denis Hogan-trained Sky Legend has been napped by three tipsters for the 17:15 race, and the three-year-old is another maiden bidding for a first win today and has shaped with promise in recent times, so has to be respected.

Other eye-catching naps on Monday include the Iain Jardine-trained Aconcagua Mountain, who is a 9/4 shot for the 17:30 at Wolverhampton and that runner has been napped by three tipsters including the likes of Garry Owen from the Daily Record and Spotlight from the Racing Post. Staying at Wolverhampton, the Alice Haynes-trained Vitesse Du Son is another popular nap of the day with three tipsters napping that 2/1 shot for the 20:30 at Wolverhampton, as the course winner aims to strike at the track again.