Racing Tips For Today: Side with du Seuil

It's the final day of the November Meeting begins today at Cheltenham, and Joe Tuffin has looked at the Naps Table for the three fancies you need to be siding with...

Lucky Lucky Man - Southwell 14:20

Tipster - Farringdon, Morning Star; Angle - Follow The Leader

Farringdon's lead on the Naps Table has gotten shorter following some nice winners at the November Meeting for other tipsters, but he heads to Southwell races for today's tips in the hope he can turn it around. Lucky Lucky Man arrives here off the back of a win last time out, and has only been put up 5 lbs for his last win. Prior to that he came sixth when too keen at the start and again before that was a winner. For a horse that has won two of his last three, he looks a nice price to strike again on his fibresand debut providing he handles the service. 

Defi Du Seuil - Cheltenham 14:25

Tipster - Multiple tipsters; Angle - Popular Pick

A recognisable name to many a racing fan, Defi Du Seuil has attracted a lot of attention on the Naps Table on his return to the racecourse after disappointing at the Cheltenham Festival last time out. Nothing really came to light about why he didn't perform in the Champion Chase that day, but prior to that he was having a season to remember over fences, winning three in a row - two at Group 1 level, and last season's renewal of this. He's widely considered one of the best two-mile chasers in training and providing he doesn't run anything like how he did at the festival, he should dot up here today.

Ballyandy - Cheltenham 15:00

Tipster - Two Tipsaters; Angle - Eye-catching tip

The Greatwood Hurdle is the big betting race today, so it's not surprise to see many Naps Table tipsters looking to the 15:00 at Cheltenham races for their best bet of the day. One that certainly catches the eye is Ballyandy, a consistent performer ad Grade 1 winner in his own right who isn't unfamiliar with these big field handicaps, having once won the Grade 3 betfair Hurdle. Useful over both fences and hurdles, he's settled nicely back over hurdles and won a Grade 2 last season, before a respectable second in the Welsh Champion Hurdle behind Sceau Royal. Carrying top weight won't be an easy task, but he loves these conditions and is the clear pick on quality alone.