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- This could go to the consistent TURANIA (12) who rarely runs a bad race and will be competitive once again. He may have the most to fear from WOOT CITY (4) who has been in the mix on his last two starts and knows how to win. CANOUANN (15) is well handicapped on what he has shown so far and was not far behind TURANIA (12) when back in fifth at Saint-Cloud last time when the selection was second. WINTERLAND (10) can give another honest performance and be involved.
- ONE MISTRESS (7) has bumped into a few promising types on her latest few runs, although beaten she has acquitted herself well and this looks like a good opportunity to break her maiden tag. SPRING BEAUTY (11) will make her work hard. Her dam was a top-class race mare who won a Group 1 race in Woodbine(Canada) over 1600m. She will be nicely tuned. BRAVO PAPA (9) is also well-bred and will be expected to be on the premises on his debut. LA LANDONNE (6) ran well on debut and is one to respect.
- DAIQUIBERRY (7) ran in a Listed race last time and drops in class dramatically. She was a good third in a Class 2 race two starts ago in February. She will be too smart for her rivals. KALEOCREEK (1) won a claimer three starts ago and ran well when third at this track in March in a Class 2 race. He can make his rivals work hard. SENZA TE (5) could be the best option each way. MISS WOO WOO (8) heads the remainder.
- KIND OF KISS (3) was a pleasing second on his debut earlier this month over 2100m and can step markedly forward for that effort and score from FUTURE FATE (4) who was half a length behind in third in the same race they contested over 2100m at Parislongchamp. PAY TO LEARN (1) ran with promise on debut on the PSF and can be expected to play a prominent role. AQUILAE (7) makes up the shortlist.
- GOODEVENINGMRBOND (1) is consistent in claiming races and holds strong claims for scoring again after two recent pleasing efforts. LETWAR (5) was a credible fourth last time and a nice winner before that at Pau. Lightly raced he has more to come. WHILAND (6) is one to include in all of the place bet permutations. GARMI (7) also warrants respect and can not be discounted.
- LUDDEN LASS (12) has shaped well on her latest two starts in maiden races when third on each start. She drops into a claimer and will be competitive. TOIJK (5) has experience in this level of race and can once again have a say in proceedings. CREW DRAGON (6) has been placed on his latest five runs and ought to be thereabouts. FEEL YOUR POWER (4) is capable of making his rivals work hard for success.
- LE GAST (7) ran well at this track when fourth in mid-March last time and is the main selection. His main danger could be NAISHAN (11) who was third when last seen at Compiegne 14 days ago over 2800m. REVENTADOR (14) is also one that can have a say at the business end after a decent third last time. KING OF MEADOWS (1) shaped well when fourth at Saint-Cloud last time and has strong place claims.
- Prolific winner FLUTE EN SOL (1) likes this track and trip having won two starts ago in early March at this venue can get her twelfth success. Her main threat could come from GUINESS STAR (2) who ran well in a Class 1 race last time after scoring at Durtal before that. ZOOM CHOP (8) is one for the each-way backers to take seriously. DREAMS (7) has been placed on his last four starts and can not be ignored.
- IGO CLEA (5) only found one better at this course last time out and could like this shorter distance. ICAMORA DE HOUELLE (9) is in very good form and is hat-trick-seeking after some solid wins and should be right there at the finish. GRAND ROI KALOUMA (8) has run well in Mounted races before and could contest the finish. I LOVE D'AMOUR (1) is battling to score but could make the frame.
- KENOBI D'HERFRAIE (6) showed his very best when scoring last time out and is capable of following up but does have major disqualification issues. KARMA LIGHT (7) looked a much-improved sort last time out and could do even better this time around. KING STALLION (3) is hard to trust but is capable of an upset. KHEOPS DU PERSIL (12) is better over a shorter distance but is not out of it.
- L'APOGEE IMPERIAL (9) has been good without winning so far and looks the right one for this race. LUTHER (7) ran well on debut but did not repeat that last time out when disqualified. He tries a Mounted race and could bounce back to score. LORD CATH (5) has been disqualified in both starts but could be the surprise package of the race. LINGKO THELOIS (8) has some ability and can contest the finis if in the mood.
By Gary Carson - DE NORDENER comes here in fine form and may be able to make his mark now on the 'track'. The Ocovango gelding has won a couple of banks races in point-to-points and has also run well here in the past. He travelled well until a mistake two from home in this last year, eventually finishing fourth to Three By Two. Last year's victor obviously has to command plenty of respect but his two efforts this year haven't been to the same level. Casey West is an interesting recruit to this game. He won a Clonmel hunter chase in January and has the ability to make a mark if taking to the obstacles.
By Gary Carson - A large field and plenty will have been targeted at this big pot. The progressive MORRICONE may be able to land his hat-trick at the course. Ray Hackett's charge stayed on well when stepping up to this trip here in early February, getting up to beat a decent sort in Shannon Royale who went on to win subsequently. There is a good English presence in this and Montregard could be a big player off a nice weight. He overcame some sloppy jumping to win at Wetherby last time and is still unexposed. Millstream Lady ran really well in Grade 3 company at Limerick last month and only got a 2lb raise for that effort. She's another for the shortlist.
By Gary Carson - MYSTICAL POWER can turn the tables on Cheltenham conqueror Slade Steel on what should be less testing ground. Annie Power's son wasn't doing a lot in front and was value for a bit more than his winning margin at Aintree, when beating Firefox by half a length. The deep ground looked to take a toll late on at Cheltenham but he handles it soft as he showed last time. Slade Steel obviously commands plenty of respect and was a good winner of the Supreme Novices. His stamina may have been the difference when the pair met last time. Firefox has been held by the aforementioned pair on his last couple of outings but is sure to be thereabouts again.
By Gary Carson - DADDY LONG LEGS won't have taken much out of himself after a cosy success at Ludlow last week. That confidence boosting win should have done him good after he finished well-beaten in Grade 1 company behind brilliant stablemate Ballyburn at Leopardstown. He could be nicely treated now in handicap company. Toto Too was good when winning on his first outing for Gavin Cromwell at Naas and is another unexposed sort that could play a big part. Bialystok won this last year and comes here off the back of a good run at Ayr 10 days ago. He's another that has to come into calculations.
By Gary Carson - Sermandzarak is the sole winner in the field but was awarded that race after finishing second to Colcannon, who weighed in light here in February. It was still a promising effort by Gordon Elliott's charge though and he is entitled to improve. The eye is drawn to the Willie Mullins-trained newcomer KING RASKO GREY. The British and Irish champion trainer was really taken by the Galiway gelding after they paid €250,000 for him at the Arkle Sale last June and he is a fascinating debutant in this now. Henry de Bromhead's runner Dino Roque is another interesting newcomer as she is a half-sister to Grade 1 winner Readin Tommy Wrong.
By Gary Carson - DINOBLUE was a good winner at the festival last season and this looks like another nice opportunity to score at the top level with the mare. She already has a Grade 1 in the bag this season, having won in fine style at Leopardstown over Christmas. She drops back in trip now having failed to reel in Limerick Lace in the Mares Chase at Cheltenham last time. Captain Guinness had his day in the sun when taking the Champion Chase last month, beating Gentleman de Mee. That race lost some of it's lustre after the exit of El Fabiolo but Captain Guinness is a wonderfully consistent performer and is sure to be a big player again here.
By Gary Carson - There looks scope for further improvement from SPILLANE'S TOWER at this trip. Jimmy Mangan's charge made a couple of slight errors over the last two when taking the WillowWarm Gold Cup at Fairyhouse over Easter but was nicely on top at the line and has always shaped like a horse that would appreciate a trip. Monty's Star ran a cracker when chasing home the brilliant Fact To File in the Brown Advisory at Cheltenham and he is a horse that is still progressing. Embassy Gardens bumped into a good one when second to Corbetts Cross in the National Hunt Chase at Cheltenham. A mistake two out put paid to his chances then and he's capable of getting closer now.
By Gary Carson - UNKNOWN ENTITY was narrowly denied in his sole point-to-point start and can make a winning start for Willie Mullins now. The Kingston Hill gelding looked set to score before a slight mistake at the last in Belharbour in early February and has been snapped up by the all conquering Closutton colossus for his track career. Pat Doyle, who trained Unknown Entity for his point-to-point run, has an interesting runner in this with Attaho. The half-brother to Allaho was third on his debut 'between the flags' at Knockanard in February. Sixandahalf chased home a smart mare in Familiar Dreams on her racecourse bow at Naas last month and has to be respected on that form.
- INTERCESSOR made a pleasing return to turf when scoring by a length and a half over a mile here and he is only 4lb higher for that success. The seven-year-old struck over track and trip in September and he looks the one to beat again. Marsh Benham made the frame at Newmarket when last seen in November and it would be no surprise if he could get involved off a 2lb lower mark. Uncle Dick also holds an obvious chance after his triumph over a mile here recently.
- CARIBBEAN WIND shaped with plenty of promise when hitting the crossbar behind a strongly-supported newcomer at Wolverhampton and she would have learned a great deal from that experience. Jack Channon's representative might only need to find normal improvement to score, with her main danger possibly Apeeling, who sets the standard with a rating of 77 in a first-time hood on her return. Fahrenheit Seven completes the shortlist after his second at Chelmsford.
- Chinthurst may have been fortunate to score by a short head over 1m2f here because he was allowed a soft lead and took full advantage. This is tougher and with that in mind, DAPHNE MAY might be the way to go. Gary Moore's mare was successful at Epsom the last time she was seen on turf in August last year and runs off a 6lb lower mark now so could prove tough to beat. Lexington Hero can fight it out for the minor honours.
- ZAYINA gained her sole victory as a juvenile here at the third attempt in October before not disgracing herself when turned out just eight days later at Wolverhampton. Stepping up in trip has the potential to unlock a fair amount of improvement from George Boughey's filly and she is taken to make a successful start in handicap company. New Heights won twice at Epsom last season and is likely to be in the mix, along with The African Queen.
- Lightning Bay has stepped forward on his last couple of starts with a brace of runner-up efforts at Wolverhampton and Lingfield. He switches to turf for the first time and may have more to offer, but a chance is taken on OUR PAPA SMURF. Dropped 3lb following his nursery debut at Chelmsford in November, he represents a stable that does well with similar types and it would be no surprise if the son of Too Darn Hot had more to offer. Tenyatta, Rasmah and Elforleather head the remainder.
- ARLO'S SUNSHINE kept on well to finish third over 7f here recently and stepping back up to a mile off the same mark, he edges preference. Split Elevens should also appreciate the extra furlong and it will be no surprise if he is able to capitalise on his tumbling mark for his astute stable sooner rather than later. Cap D'Antibes completes the shortlist on his return to handicap company.
- SCRAMBLE scored cosily at Kempton, prior to finishing a never-nearer fourth over the same C&D, and off an unchanged mark, she gets a tentative vote to show her rivals the way home in what looks a trappy affair. One Hart is now 8lb below his last winning rating and, sporting blinkers for the first time, he may give the selection most to think about. Autumn Flight is one of the likely pace angles into the race, but he will need to bounce back from a lacklustre effort at Yarmouth.
- ASMUND was only beaten a length into fourth on his seasonal return at Southwell a month ago and the seven-year-old merits the utmost respect on the back of that performance. Langholm was a close second over C&D two starts ago and has to be of interest as a result, while Shotley Royale and Rockin Rosa also merit places on the shortlist.
- ENGLEMERE displayed plenty of promise when second on her debut at Bath 11 days ago and the daughter of Goken could be hard to stop with the benefit of that experience behind her. That said, Solid Bond should not be discounted having also shown plenty of promise on her racecourse bow at Thirsk, while Cheerleader edges out Big Bug to be best of the rest.
- STOLEN ENCOUNTER was third on his return to this trip at Wolverhampton last time and the son of Cracksman just gets the vote off a 1lb lower mark here. Prince Hector has the form to go well but does have to prove that he stays this far, so the main threat to the selection may prove to be Lord Torranaga on this occasion.
- Object appeals from an unchanged mark after his success in an apprentices' race over C&D last week, while High Opinion has been threatening to get back to winning ways lately and rates a player off a competitive rating. LATIN FIVE also has rock-solid claims based on his peak form and, with ground conditions in his favour, he looks worth chancing on his first turf start of the current campaign. Dream Deal tends to go well here and is another notable contender.
- Run This Way disappointed when a strong fancy on her first run back after wind surgery at Thirsk but appeals with her match-fitness topped up. However, HIGHFIELD VIKING, a winner at the same venue on his penultimate start, shades the vote as he drops back to this more suitable trip after being stretched by a mile at Pontefract. Still of low mileage, the four-year-old has more to offer from just 4lb above that winning mark. Showtime Mahomes completes the shortlist.
- Cash In changed hands for 28,000 pounds as a yearling and is related to a 5f winner, so it would be no surprise if he could go close on debut. However, the vote goes to KODI LION, who was sent off co-favourite on his return to action but could only manage sixth at Kempton, although he was way too free on the day. It's possible that effort could have blown away any cobwebs and he can bounce back to score. Moral Standards is another to consider.
- SLAINTE MHATH was beaten under a length by Trilby over track and trip earlier in the month and she renews rivalry on 7lb better terms. Katie Scott's six-year-old can overturn that form and get her head back in front. Trilby was also victorious at Haydock on Friday and he ought to go close again under his penalty. Jungle Charm wasn't beaten far into fourth at Lingfield last time and is another to watch out for.
- KODIBEAT justified market support when she got off the mark at the first time of asking in similar race at Kempton 20 days ago and is a key player now switched to turf. The 7lb penalty obviously complicates the matter, but her pedigree is all about speed and she can put her experience to good use if handling the ground. Diamont Katie debuts for a yard with a very good strike-rate with juveniles and merits consideration, while Fly Liberty Fly is another notable debutant.
- Mehmo had a couple of lengths to spare over Stallone when he scored over this course and distance 10 days ago, but is by no means certain to uphold the form. However, this can go to QUANAH, who hinted at a revival when third in similar race at Leicester on Saturday and, given he gets plenty of weight from his two main rivals, Liam Bailey's eight-year-old looks the call in a wide-open race.
- CLEAR STORM debuts in a handicap from a very workable mark and, assuming the switch to turf is taken in her stride, this half-sister to the Listed-winning Mystic Pearl has a lot going for her on these terms. Summit was second to a promising type at Ripon on her seasonal debut 12 days ago and enters calculations despite conceding 7lb to the selection. All-weather maiden winner Kindest Nation also warrants some thought on her first run on grass.
- DORA MILAJE tasted defeat for the first time when finishing third on her handicap bow at Newmarket in July. However, that was still a respectable effort in the circumstances and David O'Meara's filly appears capable of taking another step forward. Roarin' Success commands respect having won on her return at Ascot last season, while a drop in grade gives Mother Mary every chance of being competitive.
- HEARTACHE TONIGHT was highly tried last season with all four of her outings coming in Group company, including when fourth in the Prix Saint-Alary at Longchamp in May, and this appeals as a nice opportunity for David Menuisier's filly to get back to winning ways. Ching Shih is expected to be a key player, despite the trip probably being short of her best, while Elegancia and Madame Ambassador are others for the shortlist.
- It is hard to look past ARDBRACCAN, who scored comfortably over C&D last week and she can successfully shoulder a 6lb rise to bring up the double here. Underfoot conditions should hold no fears for Astronomica and the consistent daughter of Belardo warrants respect on her return to action. Kynsa also merits consideration after finishing fourth on her seasonal reappearance over a mile at Southwell earlier this month, although there doesn't look to be a lot of margin for error off her current rating.
- BLUFFERONTHEBUS pulled clear with the runner-up when scoring in determined fashion over 6f at Pontefract last week and she can defy a 6lb penalty to bring up the double. Anglesey Lad weakened late on over 7f last month and it would be no surprise if he were to emerge as the main danger to the selection stepping back to 6f, while better can be expected from Groove Inn on her first start in a handicap.
- GORDON GREY arrives here on the back of two second-placed finishes and the most recent of which came over C&D a couple of weeks ago. Off a 1lb lower mark, it would be no surprise to see the son of Australia finally get off the mark. Oyamal has also been running well in defeat of late and could prove to be the main threat, ahead of the hat-trick seeking Mc'ted.
- BUDDING has shown promise in all three of her starts in novice/maiden company and the step up in trip could help her to make a winning handicap debut. Mon Etoile failed to fire last time on the all-weather but is a player based on her previous performances this year, while Papagei and Inappropriate are the pick of the remaining field.
- RED PIXIE boasts strong form claims following her encouraging racecourse bow at Kempton. Sir Michael Stoute's filly is entitled to have improved over the winter and could be one to keep an eye on this year. Run Away is a full-sister to Blackbeard and has to be respected on her first outing, while Cat Ninja and American Arrow are other noteworthy newcomers.
- Lord Of Love failed to fire on his debut when finishing sixth at Kempton in November, but he is bred to be smart and could have plenty more to come in a first-time hood. However, preference is for AT VIMEIRO, who was thought highly enough to run in the Royal Ledge at Newmarket in September. The son of Sea The Stars was disappointing on his final start back on the Rowley Mile in novice company, but that clearly wasn't his true running and a gelding operation might further aid his cause. Any market confidence behind Legend Of Kings would be interesting.
- Great Blasket did what was required of him when going in by just under two lengths in this grade at Southwell earlier in the month, but he will need to transfer that form to turf off a 5lb higher mark. For that reason, PRISHA is the one to side with. Tom Clover's filly was beaten four lengths into third on her handicap bow at Windsor in September and she makes her return off a 1lb lower mark. Shot Of Love is another to watch out for.
- Ed Walker's team has started the campaign in fine fettle and QUEEN'S REIGN has potentially a lot in her favour on her return to action. A winner of her second outing at Newmarket in June, both her debut effort, when third at Haydock, and her final juvenile appearance, when clearly not right back on the July Course in August, saw her chase home leading 1000 Guineas contender Fallen Angel, so a mark of 85 may underestimate how far she could climb this season. Shin Jidai is likely to be in the mix based on her juvenile performances, while others to note include Royal Elysian and Nighteyes.
- BORN A REBEL produced her best effort to date when third at Kempton in December and the daughter of Outstrip is entitled to step forward with her attention switched to handicap company. Berry Clever nearly gained a first career success over C&D earlier in the month, when denied in the final strides by Magnificent Match, and is 2lb better off in his attempt to reverse the form. Merrimack and Rogue King are others capable of further improvement.
- Narrowly denied over further at Tampa, DREAMSTER can gain compensation on the drop in trip, with Blame Day and Frozen Solid looking best placed to chase her home.
- JUMP INTO THE FIRE has been knocking on the door of late and this looks like a good opportunity to regain the winning thread. She can get the better of Luna Moth and Sunny Isle Beach.
- CONDIMENT GIRL must hold every chance if bouncing back to the form that saw her win at Oaklawn Park on her penultimate outing. Ghostly Night and Sense You Left are capable of being in the shake-up too.
- BATTEN DOWN was beaten by half a length into third over an extended mile at Keeneland earlier in the month and he might be the one to beat. Daily Grind and Bricklayer could also have a say.
- BATTLE OF NORMANDY finished a strong third in a Grade 3 event at Keeneland in September and this looks a suitable assignment on his return. Phileas Fogg and Fredo are others to watch out for.
- This represents a drop in grade for COLLECT A LIL, which can help her regain the winning thread. Outrageously and Ella Frances could also get involved.
- MO SENSE posted a solid third at Turfway last month and a similar performance for new connections could suffice. Transparency, Miss Tappy Tone and Pivosky are also worth a closer look.
- The progressive QUEEN OF THE MUD looked one to follow when completing a double at Keeneland in October and she could get a hat-trick up if continuing her forward momentum. Quick Munny and Howboutdemapples merit respect.
- GLOBAL STAGE has some strong form to his name, especially considering he is now dropped in class, and this looks a perfect opportunity for him to open his account. Midnight Ambition is feared most, while any market support for Cat On Time on his debut would be interesting.
- The James Jackson stable can do little wrong at present and this looks like an ideal opportunity for K P SILVER BULLET on his return. Crimson Rocket and Muni Muni Slew are likely to be thereabouts as well.
- A taking winner over this distance on his penultimate start, REDDEN just about sets the standard. Cantrunwithbigdogs and No Mas Cerveza look to be his main dangers.
- ROYAL AIR FORCE did it well when scoring over shorter at Mahoning Valley last time out, and the step up in trip can eke out further improvement. Naughty Streak and Ramblin Chrome are high on the shortlist also.
- A commanding winner over track and trip last time out, JOYA DEL SUR is expected to double her tally. Windy Lu Who and Mobil Chic complete the shortlist.
- This represents a drop in grade for CUE THE BAND and Valerie Shanyfelt's mare could take full advantage. Rainbow Ship and Hitch City are feared most.
- Having been narrowly denied on each of his last two starts, AFJAN can gain some overdue compensation and go one better. Stop Being Greedy and Nasty Habit might battle it out for second.
- EL DE CHIMI was beaten seven lengths into second over C&D last time and that level of form looks the best on offer. Street Max and Dixie Giant also merit consideration.
- STAY THIRSTY AMIGO was just touched off into second over C&D on his latest outing and he could prove tough to beat. Otis Otis Otis and First Homestead can also get involved.
- RUN SNAPPY is a really consistent performer and he looks well placed to make it four wins out of his last five. Darnquick and Prime Example are others to consider.
- GODSEND was denied by just under a length into second over an extended 6f here last time and he can go one better. Fleet Of Flags and Mr. Captain Jack also merit consideration.
- SHE'S MY NIECE filled the runner-up berth in stakes company when making her first start at this track in February and that looks the best piece of form on offer. Stardust Dreams and Nang Singha can follow her home.
- CC PROUD OF MY EAGLE gets the vote following her second here last time, while Imm Sizzlin Ivory and Sweetdisire are the pick of the remainder.
- The in-form LAUNCHED could be hard to stop based on recent evidence, although Lettherainsettleit and Reckoning Day should not be discounted.
- Victory Line and Crypto Conspiracy could both go well but preference is for SCOPELLO, based on his second in a slightly higher grade here recently.
- HOWBEIT showed enough pace when scoring over further here last time out to suggest that he can handle the drop in trip on this occasion. Sol Del Sur and Welton can follow him home.
- HANDR'SDREAM has shown enough in recent starts to suggest that he can regain the winning thread for his in-form connections. His chief threats look to be Curly Esa and Head For Business.
- AWARENESS AUTISM must hold every chance if bouncing back to the form that saw her finish second over C&D on her penultimate outing. The three-year-old is preferred to Jeweled Again and Rocksie Hartbraker.
- KIMBELL'S STRATEGY finished an excellent second over C&D earlier this month, and a repeat of that performance should be enough to see her go one place better this time around. Neversaynoletsgo and Moonlight Rain can also go well.
- SEATTLE WILDCAT kicked clear to score comfortably over an extended 5f here last month and, stepping up in trip, she gets the vote to bring up the double at the chief expense of Mucho Mia and Miss Long Legs.
- OKIE TROUBLE scored over 6f here on her penultimate start and after finishing fourth in a higher grade most recently, she can return to winning ways in these calmer waters. Our Bet and Pearl's Code are also respected.
- CAPTIVATED DRAMA did it well when scoring comfortably over C&D last time out and he can follow up for a fourth career victory. Hap Hot and Mister Chairman need considering as well.
- MAZUMA has been in terrific form of late and the hat-trick looks like a distinct possibility for the son of American Pharoah. Dame Plata and Tommyhawk are likely to be thereabouts too.
- UNBRIDLED KISSES has been knocking on the door of late and this looks like a good opportunity to get off the mark. Run A Fire and Sissue are high on the shortlist.
- It is hard to oppose HAPPY TO PLEASE, who finished down the field in a higher grade last time out. Back in these calmer waters, she edges preference in what looks a winnable affair. Bathing Beauty and Blame Nellie can also make their presence felt.
- LINCOLNS BRISKET ran out a comfortable winner over C&D on his debut earlier this month, and he can bring up the double for his in-form stable. Searchin Safari and Suppose You Dream are respected most out of the remainder.
- HEXCEL represents a trainer very much on the hot list and, easing in grade, he shades preference. Holcombe and Let Me Love You can battle it out for the silver medal.
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