With the summer calendar in full swing, there are another eight racecards in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland on Friday.
A small selection of them, offered by BoyleSports, will be providing extra places, with MFT bringing you the lowdown on those races here.
Wexford 2.05
With no outstanding favourite in a 17-horse race over 2m 1f, punters will be grateful for a fourth place being on offer in Wexford's second race of the day.
The 7/2 shot Prince of Air is the favourite with the bookmakers, a justified pick for the consistency that has been shown of late, but this is an open field with very few runners having secured their maiden victory.
Only a Dollar at 9/2 may be a better bet, however, having recently scored a third place at this course, while Highland Earl is your outside pick at 11/1 with the drop in distance likely to suit him after fading last time out.
Wexford 2.40
As with the previous race, punters will be glad of the fourth place in this 16-horse race, and Hatfield Hammer will attract plenty of interest after winning by nearly four lengths over course and distance on May 28.
Aussie Warrior should be the main challenger, proving his staying power over a longer trip at Tramore on May 30, with Menas Miracle at 8/1 potentially your best each-way shot.
Doncaster 4.35
This 7f race is a pick'em with the top six in the betting all priced between 9/2 and 8/1 as of Friday morning.
One of two course and distance winners in the field is Sharon Curly down at 10/1, but this is a step up in class.
Amayretto is the other at 6/1 and appears a favourable pick. With wins at this venue and Redcar in 2025, this four-year-old seems to be the one to beat.
Wexford 5.00
Five places are on offer in this 18-horse race at Wexford run over 2m 3f 110y, the Wille Mullins-trained horse May Call You Back as short as 4/6.
Since switching to the Mullins yard, three wins have been posted in four races, yet the test will come having raced as recently as Tuesday over this same distance.
Second-favourite Burru at 4/1 feels like a more appealing price having delivered three top-two finishes in succession over longer trips.
Darren is a writer and tipster across a wide array of sports including football, golf, darts and boxing. He counts Keegan Bradley's US PGA Championship win in 2011 as his greatest-ever bet. Darren is also a Chelsea and Hednesford Town fan, as well as a keen golfer and darts player.
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