Free horse racing selections

Dual-purpose Gary Moore’s performer Deebaj can grab the staying spoils in the Racing Welfare Handicap at Linfield.

The 7-year-old is the kind of horse Moore shines with, fit for many uses, One to mix and match on trips and codes.

He will undoubtedly be set to do justice to himself as well this Tuesday, during his primary race since completing second in a handicap hurdle held at Font well two month ago.

Deebaj actually triumphed over hurdles on the turf course around December, and became a runner-up in this race particular race one year ago.

He runs off the same mark as he goes back to the stage for the very first time since that time.

Toro light triumphed in this mile one month and a half weeks ago, and can do two times more during the Take the Reins Handicap.

The instructor Richard Hughes is grateful to carry with him the 3-year-old back to the Surrey venue, despite scaling up with a 5lb increase for a three-quarters-of-a-length decision over Rich Cummins.

Toro light put the race to rest with a decisive turning of about foot two furlongs from home and seemed like he was simply doing just enough when put to challenge at the closing stages.

Ibraz can display that he is heading towards his maximum after two runs coming after an extended absence, by landing the Megan O’Brien 30th Birthday Handicap at Newcastle.

Roger Varian’s 4-year-old was well-grounded on his return in the Newbury Spring Cup in April but ran a little better when 6th to Elector at New market.

He was lesser than three meters behind the winner, in spite of the last of the 9 furlongs simply finding him out. Scaling back to one mile should be an addition.

The milestone up to a long mile and a half should not interfere with Kodi Koh in the Sky Sports Racing on Sky Channel 415 Handicap.

The 4-year-old, couched by Simon West, shot up in the fading strides in a mile and a quarter of this course to put on record his first career breakthrough at the 14th trial.

Kodi Koh shot up only 2lb due to that effort – and he could get to improve easily in this distance.

Global Domination looks forward to defying a 7lb fine at the Tony Martin Ltd Handicap Chase at South well.

The eleven-year-old has built up that extra weight to take over after a cozy 5-length victor below a massive yoke at Warwick recently.

This race stands for a slight improvement in grade. However, Caroline Bailey’s charge has triumphed in this stage during the past and is definitely in good shape.

Saumur comes back at the Nottinghamshire track behind the two wins in her previous three starts, and could maintain the good work in the Supreme Bloodstock Mares’ Handicap Hurdle.

Denis Coakley’s seven-year-old is tactics and versatile, for the reason that she can be prominently ridden or upheld.

Court Duty can super cede the mark by far in the Residential Estates Novices’ Handicap Chase at Bangor.

He finished number two during his most recent trial grounded a length and three-quarters, but that effort appears much better than initially since he lost his two shoes in the race and finished lame.

Court Duty is gradually improving and can possibly earn his just prize here.

Sporting Life selections:

BANGOR: 2.00 Winding Roe, 2.30 Court Duty, 3.00 Wazowski, 3.30 Gamain, 4.00 Perfect Summer, 4.30 the Character.

LINGFIELD: 5.40 Revolutionise, 6.10 Love Love, 6.40 Sussudio, 7.10 Pettochside, 7.40 DEEBAJ (NAP), 8.10 Kimbriki, 8.40 Torchlight.

NEWCASTLE: 5.50 Kodi Koh, 6.20 Home Before Dusk, 6.50 Never Be Enough, 7.20 Ibraz, 7.50 Jump The Gun, 8.20 Arnold.

SOUTHWELL: 2.15 Bard Of Brittany, 2.45 Global Domination, 3.15 When the hell broke loose, 3.45 Caracas, 4.15 Saumur, 4.45 Groveman, 5.15 Pelican Pie.

TIPPERARY: 5.30 Yuften, 6.00 Kattani, 6.30 Lorelei Rock, 7.00 That’s Mad, 7.30 Show Must Go On, 8.00 El Tren 8.30 Cork Harbour, 9.00 Red Gerry.

DOUBLE: Deebaj and Torchlight.