Tuesday horse betting tips: Sherborne heads the day at Huntingdon

Tuesday horse betting tips: Sherborne is the strongest selection

Our predictor’s strongest selection of the day is Sherborne in the 1:10 at Huntingdon. At 5/2 the price implies a 26% chance and our figures make it 25%, so this is a fair price rather than a bargain: the predictor has him clear by +3 points in the race, but we are not claiming he is underpriced.

The case rests on the stable and the profile. His trainer Joe Tizzard has 7 winners from 25 runners in the last 14 days (28%), and the ten-year-old gelding, rated 119, brings form of 3114-5 with Lorcan Williams in the saddle.

Racing tips today: Huntingdon and Lingfield

There are 12 UK races on Tuesday’s card, split evenly between Huntingdon (6 races) and Lingfield (6 races), and the going is Good at both. It is a jumps day, and several of the fields are small, which makes the prices on the outsiders worth a second look.

The feature is the Sharon Knapp Memorial Cup EBF ‘National Hunt’ Novices’ Hurdle Race at Lingfield (1:50), a Class 3 over 2m3f110y worth £8,714 with five runners. Our value play there is Templar Knight, while we oppose the favourite.

At Huntingdon our selections run in the 1:10, 1:40 and 3:10. At Lingfield they run in the 1:20, 1:50, 2:20 and 3:50.

Value plays and best selections at Lingfield

Allez Jacqueline (1:20, 16/1). The biggest gap of the day. The 16/1 price implies 5.5%; we make the four-year-old filly an 11% chance, an edge of +5.3 points and an expected return of +85%. She is trained by Katy Price and ridden by Gavin Sheehan, with form of 52-. The caution is that she has been off the track for 191 days.

Templar Knight (1:50, 12/1). In the feature, the price implies 7.1% and we make Templar Knight 11%. He has run once, finishing sixth, so he is unexposed; our figures simply think 12/1 is too big for a five-runner race. No negatives flagged by the predictor.

Reel Orange (2:20, 15/2). The shortest-priced of the value plays and the one with the most obvious form. Reel Orange won last time out (form 1-2141), and Joe Tizzard’s yard is again in the 28% run of form. The 15/2 price implies 11% against our 14%, for an expected return of +19.8%.

Lacrima (3:50, 16/1). Lacrima has won over the distance and is rated 106. The price implies 5.2% and we have 8.4%. Against that, trainer Nick Scholfield has 0 winners from 19 runners in the last 14 days, so this is a speculative play.

Huntingdon value picks to consider

Bargain Hunter (1:40, 16/1). A thin edge: 5.5% implied against our 8.1%, an expected return of +37.1%. Bargain Hunter is rated 72 but has not finished in the top three in his last 4 runs (7890-P) and has been off for 144 days. This is a price play, not a form play.

Stopherandgo (3:10, 16/1). The selling hurdle is a similar story. The price implies 5.3%; we make the nine-year-old mare, Stopherandgo, 7.8%. She has had no top-three finish in her last 4 runs (PP9-85), so keep stakes modest.

All of these are priced at double-figure odds, so most will lose more often than they win. The edge lies in the price, not in any suggestion that they are likely to win.

Runners to oppose: the market leaders our figures doubt

Three short-priced favourites are priced shorter than our figures justify.

• Port Glen One (1:50 Lingfield, 1/4): the price implies 74% and we make it only 59%. He won last time (form 1-1), but at that price the expected return is −25.7%.
• Got To Be Real (1:20 Lingfield, 8/15): 61% implied against our 51%. He won last time out but has been off the track for 247 days.
• Seven Stars (2:10 Huntingdon, 8/11): 51% implied against our 39%. She has won over the distance, but she has been off for 215 days and trainer Alan King has 1 winner from 21 runners in the last 14 days (5%).

Opposing a horse does not mean it will lose. It means the price leaves too little margin for the risk.

How our predictor makes its selections

Our predictor takes the best bookmaker price on each runner with the margin removed and blends it with a form score, weighting the market at 70 per cent and form at 30 per cent. A runner is flagged as a value play when our chance beats the price, and as one to oppose when the price is shorter than our chance.

You can see every runner’s figures on the predictor. These are our views, not certainties, and betting always carries risk.

Tuesday horse betting tips: questions answered

Who is the strongest selection on Tuesday 10 November 2026?

Our predictor's strongest selection is Sherborne in the 1:10 at Huntingdon, at 5/2. We make him a 25% chance against 26% implied by the price, so it is a fair price rather than a value bet.

What is the feature race on Tuesday's racing?

The Sharon Knapp Memorial Cup EBF 'National Hunt' Novices' Hurdle Race at Lingfield at 1:50, a Class 3 over 2m3f110y worth £8,714, with five runners on Good going.

Which meetings are on today's racing card?

Huntingdon (6 races) and Lingfield (6 races), 12 UK races in total.

Which market leaders do our figures oppose?

Port Glen One (1/4, 1:50 Lingfield), Got To Be Real (8/15, 1:20 Lingfield) and Seven Stars (8/11, 2:10 Huntingdon). In each case the price is shorter than our figures say it should be.

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