Friday's free racing tips: six horses to consider putting in your multiple bets

Friday's free racing tips: six horses to consider putting in your multiple bets . . .

Handicappers' nap

Brioni (4.10 Newmarket)

Has shown improved form in two starts since a gelding operation, impressing with the way he travelled in a clear-cut win at Ascot last month. He beat a well-handicapped rival there, which makes a 7lb rise look fair, and there should be more to come from Rossa Ryan's mount now stepped up to 1m4f.
Paul Curtis

Brioni16:10 Newmarket

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Jky: Rossa Ryan Tnr: Alan King

Eyecatcher

Maissara (5.15 Kempton)

Roger Varian's filly should settle better if allowed to bowl along in front, like her speedy dam, and can confirm her superiority over So Sassy.
Richard Lowther

Maissara17:15 Kempton (A.W)

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Jky: Jack Mitchell Tnr: Roger Varian

The Punt nap

Thunder Roar (1.30 York)

Thunder Roar is a proper soft-ground specialist, with form figures in those conditions or worse of 213112324, and he ran better than the result suggested when fourth at Ascot last time. He's officially 3lb well-in here and this course winner, who was unlucky not to land a Haydock handicap last month, has conditions to suit.
Harry Wilson

Thunder Roar13:30 York

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Jky: Cam Hardie Tnr: Tony Coyle & Kaine Wood

Newmarket nap

Sound Angela (4.45 Newmarket)

There was no fluke about her game win in the Listed John Musker Stakes at Yarmouth last month and she has come out of that in good shape for Roger Varian.
David Milnes

Sound Angela16:45 Newmarket

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Jky: Richard Kingscote Tnr: Roger Varian

Speed figures

Royal Scotsman (3.00 Newmarket)

Has clocked plenty of high-class speed figures in his career, including when making all (new tactics) when last seen on Derby day.
Craig Thake

Royal Scotsman15:00 Newmarket

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Jky: Jamie Spencer Tnr: Paul & Oliver Cole

Dark horse

Gin Coco (5.00 Chepstow)

Back down to the same mark as when landing a handicap at Ascot last November. He never hit those heights again last season but did run well in a competitive Plumpton race in March. He's had wind surgery over the summer and goes well fresh.
Rob Sutton