Big Prices, Big Potential: Hunting for Tuesday's Outsiders
Serious punters know value is the heart of profitable betting, and today's action at Clonmel, Lingfield, and Newmarket doesn't disappoint when it comes to finding genuine chances at longer odds. We’ve honed in on several big-priced contenders who look overpriced based on form, going, and suitability to today’s conditions. Topping the list is the fascinating Beauforts Storm at a mouthwatering 33/1 in Clonmel's 18:42, a race where the favourite might struggle to stamp its authority in a testing field.
Elsewhere, Giorgia Rose (16/1) in Clonmel’s 19:42, Heart Sign (7/1) in Lingfield’s competitive 19:00, and Daisy Roots (13/2) in the 19:30 on the same card offer intrigue in open-looking contests. Let’s dig deeper into each selection.
Beauforts Storm (33/1) a Live Outsider in Clonmel's 18:42
Make no mistake, 33/1 shouts “outsider,” but Beauforts Storm could massively outrun his odds in this 16-runner 2m 3f handicap hurdle on yielding-to-soft ground. Trained by an underrated handler in J T McNamara, this horse has shown glimpses of ability in similar conditions. His best effort came last October when finishing a staying-on fourth in a big-field handicap at Cork over a slightly shorter distance. While his last few outings have been underwhelming, he's dropping back into a more manageable grade and gets a valuable 7lb claim from Mr D Doyle, who has shown a knack for riding tidy races at Clonmel. With many of the fancied horses needing firmer ground, this longshot could find today’s going ideal.
The huge price provides an obvious value betting angle. A modest each-way stake could prove lucrative if Beauforts Storm hits the frame.
Giorgia Rose (16/1) Could Upset in Clonmel's 19:42
The 19:42 at Clonmel is another deep-field contest over 2m on yielding-to-soft going, and Giorgia Rose appeals as a lively outsider at 16/1. This mare may not have the most consistent recent form figures (PP-450), but her fifth at Navan in November reads better than it looks. She stayed on strongly that day on similar ground over 2m 4f, suggesting this intermediate trip could suit her better. Trainer C Smyth has a respectable strike rate with handicap hurdlers, and the booking of Mr Alan O'Sullivan adds further interest — he’s been in the winner’s enclosure twice in the past fortnight, both at big prices in Ireland.
She’s the type to sneak into the places in an attritional race where several fancied runners, including the current 3/1 favourite, have question marks over their stamina on the likely sticky ground. At 16/1, Giorgia Rose is worth considering for those seeking each-way value.
Heart Sign (7/1) Is Big Each-Way Value at Lingfield 19:00
Switching to Lingfield’s all-weather card, the 19:00 is a wide-open Class 4 handicap over a mile, featuring 12 runners. One who catches the eye is Heart Sign, available at 7/1. This filly has been ultra-consistent this season, placing in three of her last four starts. She comes into this off the back of a solid second over course and distance two weeks ago behind an improving type. That performance clocked some of the best sectionals in this field, and the return booking of Saffie Osborne, who boasts a solid 16% strike rate on the Polytrack this year, is another positive.
Trainer James Fanshawe has his string ticking over nicely with a 20% strike rate on the all-weather over the past month, making Heart Sign a rock-solid each-way proposition in a contest where few scream reliability.
Daisy Roots (13/2) Ready to Bloom in Lingfield 19:30
In Lingfield’s 19:30, a tight-knit Class 5 handicap over seven furlongs, Daisy Roots represents strong value at 13/2. This James Tate-trained filly has been steadily progressive since stepping into handicap company, and her second-place finish over this course and distance last month is a standout piece of form. She finished just a neck behind the winner that day, with a gap of three lengths back to the third — a performance backed up by excellent speed ratings.
Her tactical versatility is a significant plus here. With P Cosgrave taking the ride, she should be able to hold a handy position from her favourable draw in stall three, which can be critical for Lingfield’s tight layout. If you’re looking for mid-range each-way value, Daisy Roots fits the bill.
Competitive Handicaps Today: Key Angles
For punters who like to focus on larger-field handicaps, Clonmel offers a trifecta of eye-watering puzzles. The 16:37 features 17 runners over 2m 3f 185y on ground likely to test stamina, while the 18:12 (16 runners, 2m 216y) and 17:42 (15 runners, 2m 7f) also promise a significant examination of staying power. The trick in these events often lies in scouting unexposed types or those well-handicapped on historical form.
Be sure to browse today's full list of runners and check for late withdrawals before placing your bets — a change in field size could swing the value in favour of specific runners.
Best Bets Summary
- Beauforts Storm (Clonmel 18:42) – 33/1 each-way value
- Giorgia Rose (Clonmel 19:42) – 16/1 each-way angle
- Heart Sign (Lingfield 19:00) – 7/1 strong each-way contender
- Daisy Roots (Lingfield 19:30) – 13/2 mid-market pick
For more refined selections, don’t miss our AI-powered tips. Looking ahead? Check out tomorrow's early selections for a head start on your racing strategy.
As always, weigh your stakes carefully and consider an accumulator if you fancy combining today’s best each-way bets for bigger payouts. Good luck, and may the value be with you!
