Horse Racing Tips: Check out the best bets for Wednesday's racing

Grant Tuer's Dreamcasing remains a maiden heading into the 16:50 at Catterick today, but the Showcasing gelding showed significant signs of improvement last time out when second at Thirsk and the four-year-old is well fancied to go one better today. Trading as an 11/8 market leader for today's contest, Dreamcasing has proven extremely popular with our tipsters as six of them have napped the Tuer raider. One of those tipsters selecting him is Spotlight from the Racing Post, who has notched up three winning naps on the bounce and is hoping the warm favourite can make it four on the bounce.

Melissa Jones from the Mirror Online is chasing down naps table leader Expert Eye and she duly recorded a third winning selection on the spin yesterday, and the top tipster, who has a fine profit of £39.68 heads to Yarmouth's 15:10 contest and she is tipping up the 8/11 jolly Sea Galaxy, who should prove to be a cut above the rest of the field.

Dominic Ffrench Davis will fancy his chances of landing a winner at Kempton's all-weather card this evening, and he will team up with Silvestre De Sousa with the 5/2 shot Call My Bluff, who is a leading player in the 18:45 event. Napped by three tipsters including the third placed Lambourn from the Racing Post, Call My Bluff is a course and distance winner and will be hoping to show that class once again today.

Flying high at the top of the table with a fine profit of £47.22, Expert Eye is looking to continue the fine tipping form and is another that heads to Kempton's evening fixture for the best bet. Expert Eye has napped the George Boughey-trained Spangled Mac, who is 9/4 for the opening race at 17:10 and is a horse bidding to recapture the form that saw him win on debut at Bath. Third on his next two starts, the consistent performer has shaped like he could get his head in front again and has to be respected.

Turning our attentions to some bigger priced contenders, Karl Hedley from the Irish Field heads to Fairyhouse tonight and has put up the 20/1 chance Company Keeping in the 20:00 contest, while Rory Delargy heads to Bath's 20:35 event and is backing the 16/1 shot Patroon, who was last seen finishing third at Lingfield Park.

A course and distance winner, the John Jenkins-trained Sir Rodneyredblood is as big as 12/1 to claim victory in the 15:00 at Lingfield, and the five-year-old was last seen being victorious at Yarmouth and will attempt to follow up on Wednesday afternoon in what looks a competitive betting heat for punters to get stuck into.