Racing Tips For Today: Bridge to strike at Punchestown

Having tipped up two winners on Monday we now turn our attentions to Tuesday's action and we've highlighted three eye-catching selections from our Naps Table tipsters...

Ballyboker Bridge - Punchestown 12:30

Tipster - Andy Morris, Shropshire Star; Angle - Classy veteran

Andy Morris of the Shropshire Star kicked off the week with a winning 2/1 Nap and the form tipster will look to follow up with another winner on Tuesday and heads to Punchestown races for his best bet of the day. Morris is backing Ballyboker Bridge to win the 12:30 contest, which can often throw up a contender for the Cross Country Chase at the Cheltenham Festival, and 13-year-old Ballyboker Bridge looks to stand a great chance today. A course and distance winner, the veteran will be making his first start of the season,so if he can still show the fire burns bright then he can land the prize in fine style.

Whitlock - Southwell 14:07

Tipster - The Scout, Daily Express; Angle - Decent Flat performer

Fresh from a 5/2 winning Nap on Monday, The Scout from the Daily Express will look to follow that success up on Tuesday and has picked out the Nap of the day in the 14:07 at Southwell races. The Scout has sided with Whitlock, who is making his second start for Nicky Henderson and has the potential to be a decent hurdler. Rated in the late 80s on the Flat for John Gosden, Whitlock failed to land any significant blow on his hurdling debut at Ludlow, but should improve for that experience, and if he can come on leaps and bounds from his first hurdles test then has to be respected today.

Global Wonder - Wolverhampton 19:00

Tipster - Farringdon, Morning Star; Angle - Follow the leader

Farringdon of the Morning Star is miles clear at the top of the Naps table, and the form tipster extended the lead on Monday with a 5/2 winner. Looking to build on a current profit of £50.25, Farringdon heads to Wolverhampton races for the best bet of the day, and the tipster is backing Global Wonder in the 19:00 contest. Suzi Best's five-year-old has been seen over hurdles the last three times, but will revert to the Flat today, and running off a mark 11 lb lower than his last victory then he has to stand a major chance if producing a more accomplished display on a return to the all-weather.