Redcar afternoon racing tips: Best bets for Sunday, July 21
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There's a fantastic Sunday afternoon of racing at Redcar and the Planet Sport tipsters have the selections you need to beat the bookies.
We kick off with some details on our four selected horses at Redcar, with a full set of tips from the eight-race card at the bottom of the page.
Don't forget to check out the full racecard, results and live odds in Planet Sport's racing live centre.
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(Please be aware selections could become non-runners after article's first publication)
14:52 (Redcar) Borderline Boss
Borderline Boss is a strong contender in the Sky Bet Supporting Matt Hampson Foundation Handicap.
He finished second on handicap debut over six furlongs, beaten by just half a length and he could go well when revisiting this longer journey.
Prior to that he finished third at Catterick, so he is improving with every run and a win can't be far away.
15:22 (Redcar) Flight Radar
Flight Radar made a very promising debut and can get off the mark at the second time of asking in the Margaret Jefferson Memorial Restricted Maiden Stakes at Redcar.
Unraced at two, the James Garfield gelding was completely unfancied for his debut at Haydock, being sent off a 28/1 chance.
That is unusual given how much strength in depth his trainer Karl Burke has this season, and he ran a race full of promise.
He had plenty to do having been at the rear of the field but made up lots of ground to be beaten just a length.
The form has not been tested as yet, but all of the first three had the benefit of previous experience and the second had already won a race.
15:52 (Redcar) Coppull Hall Lane
The second that day was Ed Bethell’s Coppull Hall Lane and she reappears in the following Sky Bet Go-Racing-In-Yorkshire Summer Festival Handicap.
She has been awarded a rating of 83, so if that is accurate it really points to the fact Flight Radar should take the beating, but Bethell’s runner should also be backed.
This daughter of Mayson was second at Redcar on debut before winning at Beverley in fine style.
Under a penalty last time out, she looked like making all the running until being caught right on the line.
17:02 (Redcar) Gregorianna
Gregorianna caught the eye, albeit beaten a long way, when third last time out at Newcastle.
Julie Camacho’s charge now goes handicapping off a lowly mark of 55 in the Start Your Racing TV Free Trial Handicap and there is surely some mileage in that.
She was 200-1 when ridden by an apprentice but made eyecatching headway before the winner ultimately pulled clear.
She will be a different kettle of fish now sent handicapping.
Redcar selections in full:
Redcar: 13:47 Blueandtangerine, 14:17 What’s She At, 14:52 Borderline Boss, 15:22 Flight Radar, 15:52 Coppull Hall Lane, 16:27 One Of Our Own, 17:02 Gregorianna, 17:37 Gibside.
