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Todays horse racing tips come from Twitters finest tipsters who provide us with 3 tips every day in the following format

- NAP - Their best bet of the day

- NB - Their next best bet of the day

- IWAC - (in with a chance) a horse at at least 5/1 that looks a good each way or outsider bet.

Tips are posted from 5pm the day before giving you a chance to get on in the evening at the early prices. By the time the races start we usually have a full house of over 50 racing tips completely free of charge. Here's a q and a session we did with one of our top racing tipsters to give you an insight into the work behind the tips.

Q and A with top racing tipster @chatovburley

How much research do you usually do for your 3 racing tips?

It can vary, my first port of call is always to check my online notebooks. I will then look at the cards without the prices. Depending on the quality of the cards and amount of racing on, i can spend anywhere from 10 mins to a several hours looking for what in my opinion are good bets at the price.

How do you find the winner when its the first run of each horse?

Again, first i check my notebooks for anything i have in to look out for on debut or have been reported to have been working well. After that i will look at stats of the trainer and course in relation to their runners by age, distance etc. Then i will look at the entries they hold and pedigree before finally checking the price.

Where do you look for information on stats and form of the horses?

I have held a Proform subscription which is a brilliant piece of software that allows you to build your own databases and find your own angles. The Racing Post members club has become difficult and slow to use since being updated (if it ain't broke don't fix it), Timeform is good but again expensive, the best free site by far is ATR. I tend to use Proform and Racing Post Members Club but its not good for my blood pressure.

Would you use a paid horse racing tips service?

Your paying for someones opinion, that's it. There are 100's of paid Tipsters on Twitter, basically why pay for someones opinion who is faceless and posts no proof of results? There are several pundits who's opinion i respect but would never pay for tips.

Do you think theres a value in looking at steamers and drifters?

The problem with following steamers is you tend to get 'Lemmings' who simply back something because they see it shortening. Every horse has a price and you have to access if it is in your opinion too short to back? I believe a lot of so called 'gambles' are made up by bookmakers to draw the Lemming money in.

As far as drifters go i would never let that put me off although admittedly it can be disheartening to see something i have tipped much bigger in price. When this happens i often back it again, if you don't back your own opinion you may as well give up.

On the nose or Each way? What is your general preference?

I always back each way 5/1 or bigger or win and place market. Have a look at the race, ground etc. There may be a heavy ground horse at a huge price and there might be a deluge overnight. Could the race lose the market leaders as non runners? If they are you will be hit a rule 4 deductions but you will still be potentially ahead of the bookies.

What seems to be the type of bet you get the most success from? Both from a winning point of view and profit? E.g. Single, trixie, forecast etc.

Each way singles and trixies for sure. Another bet i find profitable is 5-10 selection accas for small stakes with a horse at lets say 7/1-4/1 and then add footie games to it. I will always have the horse as the first leg, if it wins you are in play and can hopefully watch your cash out build through the day, week or weekend.

Are there any other horse racing markets that have caught your eye recently as showing value?

I like to have a go at the ante post markets. This can be expensive as if your horse doesn't race you don't get refunded but if your willing to take a view it can pay dividends. Some of the successes i have had down the years include NATAGORA (25/1 1000 Guineas) WORKFORCE (66/1 Derby) (50/1 Arc), LORD WINDERMERE (125.0 & 70.0 RSA) (45.0 Gold Cup)

What is your preferred bookie of choice and why?

I use Betfair Exchange mainly and Betdaq because the prices are better and they dont penalise you when you have success. For my trixies i use the online bookies and am careful to move around every week or so.

Do you ever lay, rather than placing and what are Your thoughts on essentially 'becoming the bookmaker'?

I do on occasions but laying for me is small gains for big risks. If your laying i believe you need the money in the first place if you want to win decent amounts. To sum it up i think its a way to lose money quickly.

Where do you get the best 'whispers' from? The course or online/mobile?

To be honest i'm yet to hear a course whisper. There is a lot of info available now such as jockey and trainer blogs. You can pick up good stuff from them and a worth bookmarking. Ive also built up some trusted contacts in and around racing who's opinions i trust and respect. As far as bookie whispers go, don't believe anything a bookie tells you or there whispers, they are most likely talking nonsense!