ITV Racing Tips – Friday 15th May 2026 Best Bets for York & Newbury

The final day of the Dante Festival from York will see six televised races on ITV, including the featured Group Two Yorkshire Cup Stakes.

We have gone through all televised races on Friday, picking out ITV horse racing tips, and an accumulator for ITV racing.

The final day of the Dante Festival on ITV kicks off with the Listed Michard Seely Memorial Fillies’ Stakes, run over a mile. So Regal could have the fitness advantage over the reappearing Pacific Mission.

The three-year-old for the in-form John & Thady Gosden yard has won on back-to-back starts this year, including most recently when easily pulling two lengths clear of Crownright in a Novice Stakes at Ascot. Looks very progressive, and Daniel Tudhope is booked aboard.

One race is also covered from Newbury on Friday, with a handicap covering a distance of a mile and two. At a big price, Mustazeed could be an each-way player, as one of the few with previous course and distance form.

The eight-year-old won impressively at the track at the end of last season, and has failed to finish outside of the first two in three of his last four attempts at Newbury. Should be on song for this after a recent return to action at Kempton.

Next up is a handicap over an extended mile and two from York. Castle Stuart could be more unexposed than most in this field for the Richard & Peter Fahey stable.

The four-year-old returned to action with a decent sixth at Doncaster, but he should be primed to give a better account this week. Has previous experience at York, finishing a close third behind Dain Ma Nut In over course and distance last August. Each-way prospect.

York’s next race is the Listed Marygate Fillies’ Stakes, run over a five-furlong distance by fillies aged two. Princesse d’Orange made a striking impression on her racecourse debut last month when beating Donna Rumma by a widening four-length margin.

That form has been boosted since, with the second finishing a very close second at Musselburgh. The manner of her win on debut indicates that further improvement is likely on her second start under rules.

The feature on day three is the Group Two Yorkshire Cup Stakes. Amiloc holds solid claims on his return to the track for the Ralph Beckett yard.

The selection was fourth in the Group One Breeders’ Cup Turf on his final start last season, and held his own over this increased distance on his sole start when not beaten far by Al Riffa in the Group One Irish St Leger. Should be stronger in his four-year-old season, indicating that this return to a mile and six is a positive. Plenty to like.

The final race on Friday is a handicap over five furlongs. Being drawn low has been a positive this week, meaning that Entailed could be a fascinating contender at an each-way price.

The Gemma Tutty yard is striking at 23%, and the three-year-old filly was an eye-catching third in a big-field at Thirsk last time, when a slow start could have cost her. Wasn’t far behind Shrodinger’s Cat, who is a much shorter price. Should be capable of better, and won on her second start after a reappearance effort last season.