Horse Racing Tips: Eeetee aims to hand tipster four-timer at Redcar

The Guardian tipster has stormed into the top ten in the naps table in recent days, as the form tipster has knocked in three winning naps on the bounce and will look to make it four on the spin today when they head to Redcar for the best bet of the day. The Guardian tipster is backing the 5/1 chance Eeetee, who runs in the 15:05 contest and the David O'Meara-trained raider is looking to build on a decent fourth placed finish at York last month and off a mark of 82 looks capable of going very close.

Three horses have been napped by four racing tipsters on Tuesday and the first of that triumvirate is the Saeed bin Suroor-trained Dubai Souq, who is a 2/1 shot for the aforementioned 15:05 event and is the best bet of the likes of The Brigadier and Paul Kealy. The second runner on Tuesday to be napped four times lines up in the 18:15 at Newcastle and the horse in question is the Karl Burke-trained Printemps, who is a well fancied 15/8 shot. The daughter of Shamardal broke her maiden tag last time out at Newmarket and having only been given a 2lb rise the Burke raider has to have a big chance of notching back-to-back wins.

Returning to Redcar for the third most popular nap of the day, we focus the attentions on George Boughey's Cantora, who is a red-hot Evens favourite for the 13:20 race and is the best bet of Marlborough from the Daily Telegraph and Fortunatus from The Sheffield Star. A winner at Leicester last time out, Boughey's juvenile will have to carry a 6lbs penalty in today's contest, but the daughter of Time Test looks a progressive sort, so can strike gold impressively today.

Sitting top of the naps table is Whistler from the Sunday Telegraph, who has a profit of £20.75, and that tipster will head to Southwell's all-weather card for the best bet of the day. Whistler has picked out the Mick Appleby-trained Starsong as the best bet of the day, and that 9/4 chance will be looking to build on a victory at Newcastle last time out, but he will have to deal with a 6lbs hike in the handicap, so will face a tougher assignment today.

The early naps table leader was Andrew Bladen from the Wolverhampton Express & Star, but he has slipped into second place with a profit of £20.21 and he is looking to storm back to the top of the table with a 9/1 winning nap at Newcastle. Napping the top-weighted Tilsitt in the opening contest at the north east venue at 16:10, Bladen will be hoping his selection can improve on a promising second placed finish at Ayr last time out, and off just a 1lb higher mark that five-year-old has to be a lively contender.

Other eye-catching naps on Tuesday include the Dan Skelton-trained Horizon D'Ainay, who has been napped by three tipsters for the 15:45 at Warwick, while returning to Newcastle the Edward Bethell-trained James McHenry has also been napped by three racing writers and that contender is an 11/4 chance for the 16:45 at Newcastle.