Marlborough racing tips and best bets for today's races

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Marlborough racing tips and best bets for today's races
Marlborough racing tips and best bets for today's races

Following today’s racing tips? In need of some guidance? Or just fancy a flutter?

Each day Marlborough brings you the best bets from every race at every racecourse around the country.

From the bright lights of the Cheltenham Festival and Glorious Goodwood to a low-key evening meeting at Chelmsford City, we have all your racing tips and best bets covered. Meanwhile, you can get the latest betting offers and free bets from the top bookmakers here.

Looking for a daily racing nap? Marlborough will indicate his top tip for the day in traditional style, with his other notable selection highlighted with "NB".

So come back every morning for Marlborough's daily selection. Note, tomorrow's tips will appear towards the bottom of the page. Good luck!

Sunday, February 5

Musselburgh

1.22 Shared NAP
1.55 Pay The Piper
2.25 Toothless
2.55 Shearer
3.25 Cartonne
3.55 Magna Sam
4.25 Zafar

Hereford

1.33 Si Elegant
2.03 Bretney
2.33 Sinndarella
3.03 Striking Out
3.33 Court Royale
4.03 Jasmiwa
4.33 Mr Mackay NB

  • Marlborough Nap: Shared, 1.22 Musselburgh

  • Whistler Nap: Sure Listen, 4.03 Hereford

Monday, February 6

Fontwell

1.20 My Ticketyboo
1.55 Unit Sixtyfour
2.30 Kilbeg King
3.00 Ozzie Man
3.30 Tapley
4.00 Mad About Sally
4.30 Sawpit Sienna NB

Carlisle

1.35 Dunnet Head
2.10 Escapeandevade
2.45 Ebonello
3.15 Maid O'Malley
3.45 Clear White Light
4.15 Patient Owner
4.45 Judicial Review

Wolverhampton

5.30 Kenstone
6.00 Tollerton Forest
6.30 Cuban Grey
7.00 Abnaa
7.30 Fox Flame NAP
8.00 Glen Buck
8.30 Fast Forward

  • Marlborough Nap: Fox Flame, 7.30 Wolverhampton

  • Whistler Nap: Tapley, 3.30 Fontwell

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