Lucky 15 tips today: Tuesday's best bets from across the tracks

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Each and every day on the racing calendar we bring you a punt-loaded NAPs table to give you the inside track on all the picks you’ll need for that day.

Don’t know what a NAPs table is? We’ll tell you! It’s an independently run competition involving the cream of the British and Irish racing press whose positions in the table are based on their profits to Level Stakes. And just like all sports competitions worldwide, those doing best are towards the top of the table.

So, we decided to put that great guide to the work for us, so we’re going to use it to point you towards what could be a lively Lucky 15 (4 horses, 15 bets). The four you’ll see below are the selections of the four top performing tipsters in the table. Let’s get to the bets…

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14:05 Exeter – An Tailliur (Racing Post: Spotlight)

The Jonjo O’Neill-trained AN TAILLIUR completed a three-timer in May after scoring at Southwell. He took a short break after that, but continued his rapid progress when winning with a bit left in the tank at Warwick in late September in this return. The gelding is well up to defying his latest 5lbs rise here.

Story Of Friends has become a well handicapped horse and is second choice. However, Khan won in pretty good style at Huntingdon a two weeks ago, while Terrierman is intriguing on his debut for Tom Lacey.

14:40 Exeter – What’s Occurring (Sky Sports Racing: Alex Hammond)

WHAT’S OCCURRING seems very well handicapped following his clear second to an in-form Yccs Portocervo at Uttoxeter in early June. There could be untapped potential in Oliver Sherwood gelding over today’s trip too. Elsewhere, Gleno finished last season in decent form and may yet have more to offer yet.

17:30 Kempton – Hurry Up Hedley (Yorkshire Post: The Duke)

There shouldn’t be a great deal between Leicester rivals HURRY UP HEDLEY and Midgetonamission on theses revised terms. William Haggas charge put up a career best performance to win that 10-runner nursery by 4 lengths seven days ago, staying on well to do so. Having to put up with a 6lbs penalty in this contest may not stop him taking the glory again.

19:00 Kempton – Antiphon (Daily Express: The Scout)

ANTIPHON comes in off a pleasing debut at Newmarket last April for Andrew Balding and holds obvious claims. He was an encouraging third of 8 in a novice that day and had a couple of subsequent Group winners behind him then too. It certainly has taken a bit to get him back out, but he should be open to progress.