Horse Racing Tips: Wallace to score at Chepstow for Bailey

Kim Bailey's The Edgar Wallace was a progressive hurdler, and has appeared to improve for a switch to fences as he was victorious on his chase debut at Market Rasen in November. Taking in his second chase, Bailey's charge lines up in the 15:35 at Chepstow, and has proven extremely popular with our racing tipsters as six of them have napped the exciting seven-year-old. Available at 11/4, at the time of writing, the likes of Ben Morgan from Racing Ahead and Dean Kilbryde from the East Anglian Daily Times have napped Bailey's charge, who will be tough to beat.

Other popular naps on Sunday include the David Brace-trained Gats And Go, who was a winner last time out and has been napped by four tipsters and is a 13/8 chance for the 14:30 at Chepstow, while the Jonjo O'Neill-trained Yes Indeed (7/2) is another popular selection from Chepstow, and the Jackdaws Castle inmate will line up in the 15:35 contest against The Edgar Wallace.

There's a fascinating veterans' chase at Carlisle this afternoon at 14:55, and the Michael Scudamore-trained Some Chaos will be attempting to carry top weight to victory in the 3m 110y. Pulled up on his last three outings, Scudamore's charge will be hoping to recapture some form in this competitive event, and he's been napped by Paul Kealy from The Weekender, and Some Chaos is an attractive price around the 9/1 mark.

For those looking for a nap from Downpatrick then should look the way of Portstorm, who is a 7/2 chance for the 15:45 contest, and is the best bet Andy Morris from The Sport Report. The seven-year-old is currently a clear favourite for the Ulster National, which is a fascinating betting heat taking place on Sunday afternoon, and Portstorm looks the one to beat.