Horse Racing Tips: Check out the best bets from seven meetings on Tuesday

Donald McCain's Could Be Trouble was an impressive two-and-a-quarter length winner at Warwick a few weeks ago, and the in-form seven-year-old mare will look to follow up on Tuesday evening in the 13:40 at Bangor-on-Dee. Currently trading at 7/4, the McCain-trained raider has proven popular amongst our racing tipsters as three of them - including the likes of Ian Gaughan from the Irish Herald and Ben Morgan from Racing Ahead - have put up Could Be Trouble as the best bet of the day.

The most popular selection on Tuesday is the William Haggas-trained Substantial, who is partnered by Tom Marquand and is a red-hot 8/15 favourite for the 19:00 at Newcastle, and is the best bet of five tipsters including Mercury of the Daily Post, who is bidding for a fourth winning nap in a row.

Kerry Lee's Do It For Thy Sen is the other popular choice with our racing tipsters as three of them have tipped the 6/4 chance for the 13:00 at Southwell. The course and distance winner was last seen finishing second at Chepstow in April, and off a 2lb higher mark this afternoon the eight-year-old looks the one to beat.

Expert Eye from On The Nose still remains top of the naps table with a profit of £36.21 and the red-hot tipster looks to build on a comfortable lead by picking out the winner in the 17:10 at Lingfield. Expert Eye has put up Sir Michael Stoute's Real Dream, who is a 4/1 chance for the 1m 2f event and the Freemason Lodge inmate will be looking to build on a decent debut, where he finished fourth at Nottingham.

Chasing Expert Eye are the second placed Lambourn from the Racing Post and the third placed Garry Owen from the Daily Record, and that pair have opted for the same selection on Tuesday, and side with Clive Cox's Yarralumla, who is a 7/2 shot for the 14:50 at Bath. The four-race maiden has put up some decent efforts up in defeat and has finished in second spot on her last two starts, and she will aim to go one better today and looks a leading player in a trappy event.

For those looking for some more eye-catching value on Tuesday could head to Bath for their 14:20 and side with the Tony Carroll-trained Boom The Groom, who is currently a 28/1 chance for the event, and is the best bet of Rory Paddock from The Jersey Evening Post. The veteran 11-year-old may not be the force of old and his hit a losing streak of late, but has shown class in the past, so can't be completely discounted.

Others that catch the eye are bigger prices today are the John Jenkins-trained Sir Rodneyredblood, who is a 16/1 chance for the 19:40 at Lingfield and is the best bet of Chris Wright from the Liverpool Echo, while the Yvonne Lutta-trained 16/1 chance Everylittlestep is the nap of the Irish Sun in the 19:20 at Gowran Park.