Looking for expert ITV Racing tips for Wednesday, 14th May. Our tipsters have handpicked today’s best horse racing tips from York and Yarmouth, featured live on ITV1 and ITVX.
From form analysis to betting value, scroll for today’s top selections, a Wednesday ITV Racing accumulator, and the best bookmaker offers.
Our accumulator for Wednesday's ITV races focuses on the action from York, including a selection against the favourite in the Group Three Musidora Stakes.
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ITV’s coverage kicks off with the 14:10 at York. William Haggas-trained The Reverend deserves respect, but due to the fact that he is unknown on the ground, a chance could be taken on the improving Almosh’her.
The Karl Burke runner has won twice from three career starts, and looked to have been suited by the step up in trip when seeing off Arqoob by a nose on the all-weather at Kempton at the start of March.
Makes his first start for the Burke team today, and has little to find based on official ratings.
ITV’s only race from Yarmouth on Wednesday comes at 14:25. Berry Clever should have more to give, as he returned to seven furlongs with an eye-catching second behind Zariela over a mile at York last time out.
Ran well for a long way on that occasion, and was just collared late on. First-time blinkers have been reached for today, and that could make the difference.
Ryan Moore is an eye-catching booking for the Richard Spencer-trained Two Tribes in the 14:42.
The four-year-old ran to form on his seasonal reappearance at the start of the month, finishing third but only a head behind More Thunder.
Up just 2lb following that effort, and he has course and distance form in the book after finishing fourth in the Constantine Handicap last August. Plenty going in his favour.
Inisherin will attract plenty of attention following the booking of Ryan Moore in the Group Two 1895 Duke Of York Clipper Stakes, but Night Raider could offer better value.
The improving four-year-old enjoyed an excellent end to the year on the all-weather, winning twice in October and November over six furlongs.
Is yet to win on the turf, but he appeared to excel at the end of 2024 when dropped to six furlongs after regularly competing over seven furlongs or further. Oisin Murphy takes the ride, with the jockey striking at 17% over the last two weeks.
Whirl could be opposable after finishing only sixth on her seasonal return. Therefore, a chance is instead taken on Serenity Prayer for the Andrew Balding stable.
Oisin Murphy will take the ride on the filly in the Group Three Musidora Stakes, just as he was when the three-year-old made a winning debut under rules at Newbury last month, beating Lady Ridgewood by over a length.
She is already proven over this distance, and the strength of that debut form has worked out reasonably well with the third later winning over a mile and three at York in April.
Tattie Bogle could be an each-way player in ITV’s final race on Wednesday. The three-year-old bounced back to form when just a neck behind Prince Of India over seven furlongs at Lingfield last week.
This quick return to action does raise concerns, but connections are hopeful of a big run. Ground and trip suits her chances with her only career success to this point coming over six furlongs at Newcastle. Andrew Mullen being aboard is also a positive.
Coverage begins at 14:00 on ITV1 and ITVX Live races today include:
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