Horse Racing Tips: Check out a host of tips for day two of the Dante meeting

Lee Sobot of the Yorkshire Evening Post has been in sparkling tipping form and has notched up three winning selections on the bounce, and bids for number four on Thursday and has put up the Aidan O'Brien-trained King Of Bavaria in the 16:10 at York. The 15/8 shot was last seen losing his 100% record at Navan, but he's sure to improve for that outing and he can strike gold for the in-form Ballydoyle yard.

Two horses have been napped by three different tipsters for the hugely competitive 15:00 at York, with the Nigel Tinkler-trained Isla Kai (9/2) being tipped by the likes of Jon Freeman from The i and Jim Delahunt from the Scottish Sun, while the Keith Dalgleish-trained What's The Story is an 8/1 chance for the same event and has been napped by second place in the table RP Ratings and Rory Delargy from The Irish Field.

Tim Easterby's Copper Knight maybe in the twilight of his career, but the eight-year-old was a sensational winner of the 13:50 contest last year, and he will return to York to try and retain his crown on Thursday and the 13/2 chance has been tipped up by three tipsters for the opening contest in front of the ITV cameras.

The only other horse that has been tipped up by three tipsters on Thursday runs away from York and it's the James Ferguson-trained Viadelamore, who was an excellent winner at Redcar last time out, and that 2/1 chance will look to follow up in the 14:05 at Salisbury.

Expert Eye from On The Nose failed to pick up a winner yesterday, but having notched up 11 winning naps from the last 20 selections it's no surprise to see the tipster sitting pretty at the top of the standings with a profit of £38.58. Veering away from the action on the Knavesmire, Expert Eye is tipping up the Michael Bell-trained Bolthole, who was third at Sandown last time out, and the son of Free Eagle fancies the 13/8 chance to build on that effort and strike in the 19:45 at Newmarket.

Luke Tucker of the Cambridge Evening News is another opting to avoid York's sparkling Flat card and heads to Fontwell Park's National Hunt meeting. Having recorded back-to-back winners, Tucker will be hoping that the Paul Nicholls-trained Hell Red can outclass his rivals in the 16:37 at Fontwell, and the Ditcheat raider is a well-fancied 6/4 chance for the event.

Other eye-catching selections at bigger prices are the 20/1 chance Ataser, who goes for glory in the 15:00 at York and is the selection of Rob Wright from The Times, while Farringdon of the Morning Star is backing 14/1 chance Aristia in the 14:25 at York.