Dave Nevison's Tuesday tips: three best bets at Redcar

Ingleby Archie is a consistent front-running sprinter who has run well on both his Redcar starts, winning once and being placed third in the other.

He has won a couple of handicaps already this season but is only 4lb hgher than the latest of those and has run well enough to suggest he can win off this mark. Adrian Nicholls’s gelding looks to have done well with the draw, having a bunch of slow starters drawn inside of him, and he should be able to get the lead, which will suit him well.

He was unable to dominate against 5f sprinters last time, but will be happier back over 6f and has plenty going for him here.

I took a chance with Just Typical running on turf at big odds last time out and feel he could very possibly have won if his jockey had managed to get the hood he wears at the start off him at the first attempt.

He eventually stayed on to be a very good second, proving he acts on turf, but it was a frustrating run nonetheless.

Ian Williams did really well with this gelding on the all-weather, but I have no doubt he can win races on turf if things go right and he looks to have upside potential still.

David O’Meara’s filly was involved in one of the tightest finishes of the season at Doncaster last week and just lost out by a short-head to the admirable Cape Flora.

She got the race by the same margin at Ayr on her previous start (race has already produced two subsequent winners) so she is clearly in strong form and also doesn’t shirk in a finish.

The handicapper hasn’t had time to raise her for the Town Moor run and, provided she is over that effort, it does look as though the trainer has got her in a much less competitive event here.