Horse Racing Tips: Boy tipped for Musselburgh success on Monday

Sandy Thomson's Coolbane Boy has proven extremely popular with our racing tipsters as three of them including the third placed tipster Moorestyle from the Daily Star Sunday have napped the 7/2 shot for the 14:40 at Musselburgh. A winner at the track on New Year's Day, Thomson's charge has struggled for form of late, but has slipped down the handicap and is now rated just 2lbs lower than his last success, so has to be a major contender for today's event.

Only one other horse has been napped three times and that is the Karl Burke-trained Tothenines, who is currently available at 11/4 for the 19:20 at Wolverhampton and is the best bet of the likes of The Guardian and Irish Sun tipsters. Third on his last three starts, the son of Dandy Man, who was a winner at Ripon in June, is looking to build on those consistent efforts and will look to return to the winner's enclosure today.

Newsboy of the Daily Mirror had a superb tipping weekend notching up back-to-back winners and he will go in search of a third win on the bounce today and has napped the 5/6 favourite Bonttay for Fergal O'Brien in the 12:55 at Lingfield. Glendale from The Scotsman is another tipster that has landed winning naps on Saturday and Sunday and is aiming for a third win on the bounce today, and that tipster heads to Musselburgh for the bet of the day. Backing the 11/10 jolly Masked Crusader in the 13:40 race, Glendale will be hoping Donald McCain's charge can build on a fourth placed finish on chasing debut last time out.

Postdata from the Racing Post is currently topping the naps table with a profit of £22.63 and will look to pull clear at the top of the naps table and the tipster has napped the 9/2 shot Waikiki Waves in the 15:25 at Lingfield. The Gary Moore-trained raider was a winner off a mark of 113 earlier in his career, so today's mark of 100 looks extremely attractive if he can recapture some old form. Unable to land a blow in recent times he maybe a shadow of his former self, but having finished second off this mark at Lingfield last time out he has to be respected.

For those punters looking for some notable naps at Wolverhampton could side with Karl Hedley from the Irish Post's nap of the day, as he has put up the 10/1 chance Gavi Di Gavi in the 19:20 race. A course and distance winner, he tasted success at the track two starts ago at Wolverhampton, but failed to follow up when beaten at Kempton Park on his last outing. A return to Wolves this afternoon should see him in a better light and Alan King's charge has to be respected at an eye-catching double-figured price.

Gavi Di Gavi is the second biggest priced nap of the day at 10/1, but the current biggest priced nap at the moment is the 11/1 shot Amazing Amaya, who runs in the 16:20 at Wolverhampton and is the best bet of Lawrence Taylor from Attheraces. Derek Shaw's seven-year-old mare is a course and distance winner, but has struggled to get her head in front in recent times, so could face a stiff task today.