Tuesday's racing bulletin

The Five Live tip is Celtic Boy in the 1855 at Worcester (all times BST).

The day's racing comes from Lingfield Park, Ripon, Nottingham, Worcester and Sedgefield.

The ground at Ripon is good following a dry night, but that may change after light rain early on Tuesday.

Jamie Osborne's horses have started to hit form and his gelding Morse should have a good chance in the 1510.

Significantly, Frankie Dettori who gets on well with the horse, has been booked to ride.

The turf course at Lingfield is good to firm with good places while the Polytrack is standard.

There are 107 runners on the seven race programme making selecting winners difficult.

Godfrey Street ran well on the debut and should improve enough to take the 1420.

There is no shortage of runners at Nottingham either with 100 entries.

Komreyev Star in the 1600 looks a stand out selection.

The two evening meetings are both National Hunt fixtures. Both Sedgefield and Worcester race on ground described as good with good to firm patches.

Celtic Boy in Worcester's 1855 looks the best bet of the day, despite unseating his jockey last time out.

The gelding looked like winning at Uttoxeter and barring any accidents should make amends on Tuesday.