Horse Racing Tips: Bold and Baxter tipped for Hereford success on Monday

David Pipe's Only The Bold was an impressive nine-length winner at Bangor-on-Dee last time out and the Pond House inmate will attempt to make it back-to-back wins on Monday when he lines up for the 15:35 at Hereford. Given a notable 10lbs rise by the handicapper for that easy win, the eight-year-old is well fancied to go in again today and has been napped by four tipsters for today's event. The likes of Lee Sobot of The Yorkshire Evening Post, who sits third in the naps table, and The Brigadier, who lies fourth, have both napped the 13/8 shot, who looks the one to beat.

Earlier on in the afternoon, the Warren Greatrex-trained Bill The Baxter has proven another popular selection with our racing tipsters as Lambourn from the Racing Post is one of four tipsters to nap the 9/4 chance, who has recorded two wins on the spin over fences and looking to make it a hat-trick today. Handed another 8lbs rise by the handicapper, Bill The Baxter has shaped like he could be capable of scoring off 128 and has caught the eye of our tipsters today.

Heading over to Huntingdon, the Charlie Longsdon-trained Largy Nights has been napped by three tipsters for the 16:00 event and the 9/4 shot has notched up a win and two seconds from his last three starts over fences, so has to be respected over the larger obstacles again today and the likes of RP Ratings and Rockavon fancy the Longsdon raider to prevail again.

Jason Heavey from The Star is the form tipster currently having amassed four winning naps on the bounce, and he will look to make it five in a row this afternoon and Heavey has napped Captain Kane in the 13:40 at Huntingdon. George Scott's raider is currently a 4/1 chance to land the prize today and will make his debut over hurdles this afternoon and the smart Flat performer is a fascinating contender in what looks an intriguing contest.

Rory Delargy of The Irish Field sits in fifth place in the naps table and he veers to Punchestown's Jumps card this afternoon and has a whopping 25/1 nap for what looks a competitive 15:42 event. Five-year-old maiden Ballygriffin Girl is the selection of Delargy, who will be hoping this thrice-raced maiden can improve on what she has shown on the track so far, but at the price is certainly worth watching.

Group 1-winning Flat mare Princess Zoe will make her hurdling debut at the age of eight this afternoon and she's arguably the most fascinating runner of the entire day as she bids for glory in the 13:57 at Punchestown, but with her being odds-on she's not been napped by any tipsters. Tony Mullins is hoping that she could be a potential Cheltenham Festival contender, so will be hoping for an easy win on a busy Monday.