Lucky 15 Tips Today: Wednesday's best bets using our NAPs table

Wednesday’s Lucky 15 tips

14:10 – Haydock – Bollin Margaret
16:00 – Yarmouth – Gearings Point
18:00 – Limerick – Grey Fable
18:20 – Hamilton – Scoops Ahoy

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So, we decided to put that golden guide to the test and use it to steer you towards what could be a savvy Lucky 15 (4 horses, 15 bets) today. The four you’ll see below are the selections of some of the top-performing tipsters in the Table. Let’s get to the picks…

14:10 – Haydock – Bollin Margaret – (Racing Post, Daily Mail)

The mare BOLLIN MARGARET was an easy winner at Thirsk last Monday and can defy a 5lb penalty. Swift Tuttle went close over this C&D last time and is feared most, ahead of Monday’s Pontefract winner C’mon Kenny.

16:00 – Yarmouth – Gearings Point – (East Anglian Times)

Gilbert kept on gamely to win at Windsor nine days ago but GEARING’S POINT was only two necks away in third, having been denied a clear run, and Sheena West’s mare has a pull in the weights here. Lailah, a possible improver over today’s longer trip, is next on the list

18:00 – Limerick – Grey Fable – (Irish Daily Star)

Following a much-improved performance at Roscommon GREY FABLE can open his account by upholding form with Pinot Gris. Form linked to recent Listed winner Cadeau Belle suggests that Alazne can feature in this company. Hialeah is on the upgrade on the evidence of his seasonal debut

18:20 – Hamilton – Scoops Ahoy – (The Scotsman)

The David O’Meara-trained SCOOPS AHOY has by far the best form and is taken to get off the mark. Petra Celera was too green to do herself justice on her debut at Carlisle and is second choice.