Horse Racing Tips
Our daily horse racing tips below are based on the selections made by some of the UK's leading newspaper tipsters. Read More
Below you'll find selections from the HorseRacing.net team - including longshot specialist Raceolly and Cheltenham Twitter expert @RoadCheltenham.
You'll then see the most popular tips of the day, biggest priced tips and more. Good luck if you're having a bet and always remember to gamble responsibly.
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Naps Table Leaders (5 Tips)
17:00 Catterick
- Richard Fahey
- Shane Gray
16:30 Catterick
- Richard Hannon
- Alec Voikhansky
15:30 Catterick
- Richard Fahey
- Ethan Tindall
14:50 Bath
- Lemos De Souza
- Silvestre De Sousa
20:40 Yarmouth
- Michael Appleby
- Mason Paetel
Form Tipsters (4 Tips)
17:50 Killarney
- Joseph Patrick O'Brien
- Dylan Browne McMonagle
18:50 Killarney
- G M Lyons
- Colin Keane
14:20 Bath
- Michael Bell
- Hector Crouch
14:30 Catterick
- Sam England
- Miss Rebecca Hitchen
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Spotlight Tip Of The Day (1 Tip)
15:38 Uttoxeter
- D Summersby
- Bryan Carver
Treble Tip (3 Tips)
- Harry Charlton
- Trevor Whelan
- John & Thady Gosden
- Oisin Murphy
- Sir Mark Prescott Bt
- Luke Morris
Lucky 15 Tip (4 Tips)
- Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero
- Toby Wynne
- Simon Hodgson
- Callum Shepherd
- Rod Millman
- George Wood
- Jennie Candlish
- George Wood
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About Our Tips
Horse Racing Tips from HorseRacing.net are supplied by over 50 expert tipsters and journalists from publications such as The Racing Post, The Sun and The Daily Mail together with our own analysts including Raceolly, Steve Chambers and Billy Grimshaw.
This page focuses on Raceolly's selections plus the most popular tips from across our pool of tipsters. To view tips for a specific race, just navigate to the race via the today's racecards page and you'll see them displayed underneath the jockey silks.
One of the most popular pages on our website is the naps table which is a daily competition run twice each year designed to find the best tipster for the Flat and Jumps seasons. Each tipster selects a nap each day and their position in the table is based on their profit and loss to a £1 stake. And another extremely popular page focuses on our Lucky 15 tips today - this involves putting four horses into one bet that covers the four single bets, six doubles, four trebles and an accumulator. It can pay huge amounts for a small stake.
Types Of Horse Racing Tips
Our free horse racing tipsters offer an array of tips and picks across a range of different betting types — here’s a rundown of the most common.
Win
A win bet is the most straightforward type of bet you can make, as it’s simply a bet on which horse will win a particular race. If your pick crosses the finish line first, you’ll receive the specified payout. Win bets are generally less risky than other options as you’re only relying on one selection to come good.
Each Way
An each way bet is effectively two bets: the first being on the horse to win, and the second bet on the horse to place. The designated places vary across different races depending on the number of runners, but ‘placing’ typically refers to finishing in the top 2, 3, or 4. Horse racing tipsters may recommend an each way bet on the Grand National, for example, as there are lots of runners in a highly competitive race.
Double
Horse racing tipsters may also recommend a double bet. Here you’re betting on two horses to win two different races. For the bet to win, both selections have to come good. If one horse wins and the other is pipped to the post, you’ll lose the bet and your stake. Placing a double can be a good way to increase the potential payout if you’re betting on two favourites with short odds, for example.
Lucky 15
A Lucky 15 consists of four selections across 15 different bets: four singles, six doubles, four trebles, and a fourfold accumulator. Tipsters can recommend four horses for upcoming races and the Lucky 15 assembles them into multiple betting combinations. Punters choose a unit stake, let’s say £1, and the total cost will be 15 times this amount — £15 in this example. At a minimum, you’ll receive some return if one of your horses wins, thanks to the single bets. If more of your selections win, your winnings will increase.
Accumulator
An accumulator is a bet with four or more selections bundled into one. This can be a combination of different types of bets, such as wins and each way bets, but the accumulator only pays out if all of the selections are successful. As a result, accumulators typically carry greater risk but larger potential payouts.
Tipping Categories Explained: Selection Criteria and Types
Here at HorseRacing.Net we have tips for every single race run in Britain and Ireland each day. The tips are collated using a number of methods, with those used listed here:
Most Tipped
A simple one to start with, the most tipped horse in the race is exactly what it says on the tin; the horse that has been tipped to win by most of the experts whose opinions we have available on our site.
Biggest Price Tip
This is the style of tip that those who love a longshot will enjoy. The horse at the longest odds in the race who has been selected by at least one expert as their idea of the winner is the biggest priced tip in the race.
Most Napped
In horse racing parlance, a NAP is the best bet of the day. It is a term derived from the original phrase of ‘The Napoleon’ which was in the 1800s someone’s strongest opinion. Nowadays at HorseRacing.Net we have Naps from over fifty experts each and every day who take part in the Racing Post Naps competition and the most napped horse in a race or on a day is the one who has been picked as the best bet by the most experts.
Biggest Price NAP
Similarly to the biggest price tip, the biggest price NAP is the horse who has been selected as the best bet of the day by an expert on our grids who is available to back at the biggest price. As the NAPs competition reaches its conclusion, we often see plenty of huge price NAPs as experts try desperately to rocket up the rankings.
How do HorseRacing.net tipsters pick a winning horse?
The tipsters we display on our site and those who write exclusively for us will all use slightly different methodologies to select their horse racing tips. Some tipsters make the ground the most important factor, while others are more focused on things like trainer or jockey form.
In horse racing there are a myriad of metrics which impact the outcome and each tipster will have a slightly different style to select the horse they fancy to win any race. Below we list a few of them:
- Form
- Trainer Form
- Jockey Form
- Age
- Weight Carried
- Course Record
- Distance Record
- Headgear
Horse Racing Tips Disclaimer
The horse racing tips provided on HorseRacing.net are for informational and entertainment purposes only. While our experts strive to offer accurate and insightful analysis, we cannot guarantee the outcome of any race or the success of any tips provided. Horse racing is inherently unpredictable, and all betting carries a risk of financial loss. We strongly advise that you gamble responsibly and only bet with money you can afford to lose. HorseRacing.net is not liable for any losses or damages resulting from the use of our tips. Please ensure you are of legal gambling age and comply with all local gambling laws.
Horse Racing Tips From Big Tipsters
Here at HorseRacing.net we partner with over 50 expert tipsters and journalists from a range of top publications. Let’s take a look at some of the biggest names in the tipping world that we feature on our site.
Who Is RaceOlly?
Geraint Williams, better known on Twitter as RaceOlly, is a life long horse racing fan who’s amassed a large following tipping long shot fancies online. He tipped a 200/1 winner and gained a reputation for turning small staked bets in to big wins. He’s worked on a few online publications before, even putting together his own magazine featuring a host of Twitter tipsters. His Twitter page often gets over 10 million impressions a month and the last Twitter magazine was viewed 225,000 times.
A real love of all things Cheltenham Festival related, RaceOlly is our designated daily tipster and almost every day of the year - barring abandonments or unforeseen circumstances - he will post his longshot fancies right here on the morning of racing..
Templegate
The Sun’s Templegate is one of the most highly regarded horse racing tipsters. He offers daily naps on all the top races via The Sun’s website and his Twitter page. Templegate has a dedicated page at HorseRacing.net where you’ll find today’s nap, his profit and loss for the season, and overall position in our naps table. For around a decade the identity of Templegate was Steve Jones, who was then replaced by Steve Mullen.
Newsboy
Newsboy is the Daily Mirror’s expert tipster. He provides some of the best horse racing tips in the business, which you can easily follow here at HorseRacing.net. Newsboy provides detailed analysis of each selection’s recent form, their current weight, and the type of ground in previous and upcoming races.
Robin Goodfellow
Robin Goodfellow offers free horse racing tips through the Daily Mail and is ranked 23rd in our naps table. Sam Turner recently stood down as the man behind Robin Goodfellow after 17 years in the role.
Rob Wright
Rob Wright has been the racing editor at The Times since 2000. Ranked 15th in our naps table, his tips are in profit for the current flat season. In the past, he has won the Racing Post Naps Table for the 2018–19 jumps season and is a record five-time winner of the Racing Post’s National Press Challenge.
Rory Delargy
Rory Delargy writes for, amongst others, The Irish Field and Paddy Power and is often heard on various racing podcasts giving his views on the biggest and best race meetings. He won the Naps competition in 2020 with a huge margin and is one of the most respected tipsters around.
Farringdon
Paul Jacobs tips under the name Farringdon in the Morning Star and has one of the best records around in the Naps competition over the years. winning the title multiple times including in 2023.
Popular Races And Festivals For Tips
Thanks to our vast ensemble of expert horse racing tipsters, we have tips for all the big races and festivals throughout the year. So, whether you’re into flat racing or jump racing, we’ve got something for you.
Cheltenham Festival
Part of the National Hunt jump racing calendar, Cheltenham is a four-day festival that takes place in Gloucestershire in March. The festival features several Grade I races such as the Cheltenham Gold Cup, Queen Mother Champion Chase, Stayers’ Hurdle, and Champion Hurdle. In terms of prize money, Cheltenham is second only to the Grand National. The festival usually coincides with Saint Patrick’s Day and is popular with Irish visitors, while Irish trainers have also been particularly successful in recent years. Its electric atmosphere is epitomised by the famous ‘Cheltenham roar’.
Cheltenham Gold Cup
The Cheltenham Gold Cup takes place during the Cheltenham Festival each March. The event is a steeplechase run over a distance of about 3 miles and 2½ furlongs, and is open to horses aged five years and over. It’s the most prestigious National Hunt event and the most valuable non-handicap chase in Britain — in 2023, the total prize fund was £625,000.
Grand National
The Grand National is the most valuable jump race in Europe, with a prize fund of £1 million. The event dates back to 1839 and is held at Aintree Racecourse in Merseyside. Runners compete in a handicap steeplechase over a distance of about 4 miles and 2½ furlongs. The course consists of two laps, with horses jumping over 30 fences before crossing the finish line. Broadcast live on free-to-air television since 1960, it’s an event that draws in many Brits who don’t normally watch or bet on horse racing, with many having a flutter once a year.
Epsom Derby
Also known as the Derby Stakes, the Epsom Derby is a Group 1 flat horse race open to three-year-old colts and fillies. Taking place at Epsom Downs Racecourse in Surrey on the first Saturday of June each year, the distance covers 1 mile, 4 furlongs and 10 yards. The event was first run back in 1780 and is the most prestigious of the five British Classics — the long-standing horse races run during the traditional flat racing season.
Royal Ascot
The Royal Ascot is held at the Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire for five days every year in mid-June. It is known not only as a racing event but as one of high fashion and world-class entertainment. The most prestigious event of the Royal Scot is the Gold Cup, a flat race traditionally held on the third day of the meeting. Each day begins with the Royal Procession, where the monarch and other members of the Royal Family arrive along the track in horse-drawn landaus, before spending the day watching the races from the Royal Enclosure.
How to follow the racing tips
If you’re looking to get started with our free horse racing tips and place a bet yourself, follow the steps below and you’ll be clued up in no time.
Read the racecard
Before honing in on tips, be sure to familiarise yourself with our easy to access and use racecards. On this page for every race each day we show clearly each horse that has been tipped and by who.
Find your favourite tipster’s selection
If a tipster has selected a pick in a certain race, on HorseRacing.Net we will display clearly next to the horse’s name on the racecard or on our tips hub that a specific horse is the selection of your chosen expert.
Choose and sign in to or join your betting site
If you do not have an account with the bookmaker that is offering the best odds on your chosen tipster’s selection, it is easy to sign up through the links on HorseRacing.Net. If you are a punter who only has one account, it can prove massively beneficial to open a few more to bag yourself a bundle of free bets.
Head to the chosen betting site
On HorseRacing.Net we have made things as simple as possible for those who want to see their favourite tipster’s picks and bet on them at the best price instantly. All our odds displayed are clickable and once you click the fractional odds, you will be redirected to the chosen betting site with your selection in the betting slip.
Place your bet
Once you have gone to the betting site of your choosing with your tipster’s selection in your betslip, it’s time to deposit or fund your account. Once you have done this, enter the stake you wish to bet on the horse and hit place bet.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Horse Racing Tips
Who provides your tips?
We provide horse racing tips from a number of dedicated writers with longshot specialist Raceolly being our main big race tipster on the site. Not only do we have Raceolly's insight, but we also have our in-house writers Steve Chambers and Billy Grimshaw providing tips alongside an abundance of tips and naps from racing journalists then there's plenty of tips on offer for your perusal.
How many tipsters should I follow?
This is a personal preference question for each horse racing punter. A good starting point is to find a few tipsters and read their pieces for a number of weeks, see which convince you most of their selections and then follow them in with actual cash.
How often does the favourite horse win?
In horse racing the favourite stereotypically wins the race between 30-35% of the time, with the second favourite winning 18-21% of the time.
Is there any easy way to use your tips to place a bet?
All our horse racing tips will be provided with their current odds with the bookmakers, and you are able to clickthrough on the specific tip and go and place a bet with the bookmaker. With odds grids available, it couldn't be easier to place a bet through HorseRacing.net, so give it a try!
When do your tips go live?
Our horse racing tips are updated daily, so you can always find up-to-date picks for upcoming races. Early birds can access tomorrow's horse racing tips from around 5:30pm on our dedicated page.
Can I link through to a bookmaker through your tips?
Yes! With each of our tips we display the best bookmaker odds — simply click through to sign up and place your bet. For multiple selections, there’s the handy option to ‘add all selections to betslip’. What’s more, on many of our pages — such as event racecards — you’ll find a full odds comparison grid comparing the prices among the UK’s top bookmakers for each runner.
Who are the most popular tipsters on your tips page?
Our most popular tipsters include The Sun’s Templegate, the Daily Mirror’s Newsboy, and Robin Goodfellow from the Daily Mail, alongside our resident analysts Raceolly, /@RoadCheltenham, and Billy Grimshaw.
Do you offer Cheltenham Festival tips?
Absolutely! You’ll find everything you need on our dedicated Cheltenham Festival racing page.
Why are the horse racing tips free here on HorseRacing.net?
HorseRacing.net can provide free tips because we make money from advertisers and bookmaker partners.
Do you keep a record of how your tips do?
There's up-to-date P&L for all our tipsters in the Naps Table, so you are able to see which ones are in good form, and which ones are blowing more cold than hot.
How can I join your tipping team?
If you have any questions about joining our tipping team then get in touch with out Contact Us page, and we will happily get back to you with any information you require.