Saturday's free racing tips: our expert team pinpoint their best bets

Handicappers' nap

Tile Tapper (12.30 Taunton)

Boasts the best form, favoured by the weights and faces lesser opposition, having taken minor honours behind the smart Metier on his two runs over hurdles.
Steve Mason

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Ace tipster

Espoir De Guye (3.00 Ascot)

Failed to stay over 3m here last time, but holds a perfect course record besides and is still relatively unexposed.
Keith Melrose

Newmarket nap

Craved (6.10 Newcastle)

Showed enough promise on his belated debut at Lingfield to take the beating here and has since moved well on Warren Hill.
David Milnes

Speed figures

Sam Brown (2.40 Haydock)

Successful on this card 12 months ago, he has had his share of problems, but this lightly raced nine-year-old made a very pleasing seasonal return at Carlisle in November and can start to make up for lost time.
Dave Edwards

Spotlight nap

Dashel Drasher (3.00 Ascot)

Beat a pair of higher-rated rivals over course and distance in a graduation chase on heavy ground five weeks ago to take his Ascot record to two from two. New mark looks manageable and is open to further progress.
Steve Boow

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Dark horse

First Flow (3.35 Ascot)

In the form of his life after winning his last five starts and boasts some strong form at the track, including a course and distance success on his penultimate start.
Sam Hardy

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