Horse Racing Tips: Digital to deliver at Southwell for naps table leader on Wednesday

Andrew Bladen from the Wolverhampton Express & Star extended his lead at the top of the naps table on Tuesday evening when bagging a 100/30 winner, and the high-flying tipster, who has a current profit of £24.62 will head to Southwell on Wednesday for his best bet of the day. Bladen has napped the 3/1 chance Digital, who runs in the 14:38 contest and the Roger Fell-trained raider is already a course and distance winner, so has to be respected. A creditable second at Chelmsford last time out, Digital has been given a 1lb rise for that effort, but off 89 today still looks to have a big chance of landing the prize.

Over at Hexham's National Hunt card, Spotlight's nap of the day is the George Bewley-trained Paddy The Horse, who is an 11/4 shot for the 15:23 race. A winning Irish pointer, the seven-year-old was last seen storming to victory at Hexham last month in a maiden hurdle and he will now venture into handicap company this afternoon. Lining up off a mark of 113, Bewley's charge will need to improve on that recent success, but heads to the track in fine fettle, so has to be respected.

Second in the naps table is Postdata from The Racing Post and that tipster heads to Kempton Park this evening for the best bet of the day, and Postdata has napped the 15/8 shot Pandemic Princess in the 20:30 race. Sitting in third spot in the naps table is Picksfromthepaddock from the Norwich Evening News and that tipster is backing the 5/1 chance Ring Of Gold in the 20:00 at Kempton, while the fourth placed tipster Karl Hedley from The Irish Post is also heading to Kempton and he's napped Bandinelli in the 19:30 race.

As mentioned above all eyes will be on Jonbon at Warwick this afternoon as Nicky Henderson's star looks to make a winning start over fences, but away from the Seven Barrows raider there are some eye-catching naps at the track this afternoon and the first that catches the eye is De Rasher Counter in the 15:15 race. A former winner of the Ladbrokes Trophy (now Coral Gold Cup), the ten-year-old will be looking to land today's veterans event and he is the nap of The Punt from The Racing Post. 

Currently a 15/2 chance, De Rasher Counter will face some notable rivals in today's fascinating event and Paul Kealy from The Weekender fancies the 7/2 shot Lostintranslation to claim glory, while Sirius from The Sun On Sunday is taking a chance on David Pipe's old stager Ramses De Teillee, who is an 11/1 chance at the time of writing for what looks a hugely competitive event.

Farringdon from The Morning Star is another heading to Warwick and has napped the red-hot 5/4 favourite Swincombe Fleat in the 14:15 race, while for those looking for a selection at Dundalk on Wednesday could side with Ian Gaughran from The Irish Herald's nap. Gaughran has napped the 20/1 outsider Well Suited, who runs in the 15:30 contest, and that raider is a course and distance winner who will attempt to reign once again.