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Here are today's Ladbrokes Wolverhampton tips
17:30 Wolverhampton
Given their official marks we can only seriously give chances here to Fremen, Bazroy and APPALACHIAN TRAIL and we will side with the last-named.
Noel Wilson's nine-year-old has a couple of course and distance wins to his name, including his most recent success, which also came in a claimer in November. We can easily put a line through his last effort at Southwell over 7f, which would not have suited as well as today's trip, and now freshened up after a break he can take advantage of the favourable weights here. On grounds of stamina, Fremen is preferred of the other leading pair. Dandy Nicholls' veteran has a very good strike rate for one at this level and tends to put in his best efforts in claiming company. Although better over a mile, he has won at this trip and should see it out better than Bazroy. The latter has scored over a mile, but tends to go better over 7f and if there is anything like a true gallop then he will be hard pressed to get home. With the Mark Hoad stable going well at present, Shake On It might emerge best of the remainder and given that he stays he might even nick a place if Bazroy comes up short. Watch the market for clues there, though for the win we will follow the Appalachian Trail.
18:00 Wolverhampton
A tough race to call here with a very competitive look to it and plenty of course and distance form among the nine declared and we will side with STAND GUARD to score, while Tartan Gunna may be the one to chase him home.
The selection loves it here, with three wins at the track, over what looks to be his optimum trip. He is racing from a mark 2lbs higher than the best of those wins tonight, but Andrew Heffernan's 5lb claim helps to negate that and with the yard's runners going well enough we will side with him to follow up his success of last time. Tartan Gunna has not been seen since October, but Mark Johnston's runners are generally straight enough after an absence, and this four-year-old may still have improvement to come over this trip, though it may also stretch his stamina too far. He acts here and is respected. Baylini would have a much better chance if this were at her beloved Lingfield, but we are taking her on, while we will also oppose Thunderstruck from his current mark. Confidentiality is just 2lbs above his highest winning mark and market support for the Michael Wigham-trained runner would make him of more interest. Winter Fever should remain competitive from today's mark of 88, while Orchard Supreme would be thrown in on old form, though he has failed to produce that for some time and is a risky proposition. Wigwam Willie tries this surface for the first time and acts well with cut on the level. He is 4lbs higher than his best win on turf and again, the market will be a good guide to his chance. Just Bond should not be underestimated as he loves it here and is back below his best winning figure, and with so many in with a shout the market should be strong and Stand Guard is our suggestion.
18:30 Wolverhampton
Rannoch Moor is an interesting debutant for a stable among the winners and pedigree suggests that this sort of trip is ideal, though preference is for DR FINLEY ahead of Manxman.
The Michael Bell-trained selection has had a few chances so far, going close on three occasions in turf maidens last summer. The step up in trip here should be able to help bring about a little improvement, and provided he doesn't have any issues with this surface on his first try then he will be tough to beat. Manxman was sent off at 20/1 in a similar contest here earlier in the month and finished only a length adrift of the winner. That was a marked improvement on his debut and he looks capable of better, so he is much respected. Gra Adhmhar is going the right way and is another who could come on further for this extra furlong or so, though this may represent the boundary of his stamina. Although related to success over sprint trips, Rannoch Moor has bags of stamina in the bloodlines and could go very close here, though we will just side with the experience of Dr Finley.
19:00 Wolverhampton
It is not surprising that trainer George Baker runs SWORN TIGRESS under a penalty here after the way she won last week and now stepped back up in trip she gets the confident vote to beat Blackstone Vegas.
The selection landed some tasty wagers when dotting up a week ago and even with the penalty here she looks around 7lbs well-in compared to her likely future mark. She has been placed over this trip in the past, so stamina should not be an issue and we will stick with her. Broughtons Point is an obvious danger after scoring here over 1m 6f last time, for which she too carries a penalty. She may be able to improve enough to handle that extra 6lbs and the market should be checked out for clues given the profile of her yard. Red Wine rarely runs a bad race here, although he has only won once at the track. This trip is ideal, but he has been beaten from a lower mark on his last two visits and the frame looks his best hope again. Trysting Grove is another who should be very competitive, but who has probably just got a couple of pounds too many to shoulder to be winning. Conversely, Our Kes looks well handicapped if able to reproduce her form of last September, though she has to show much more than in recent efforts to recapture it. Josiah Bartlett is proving almost impossible to win with, even for in-form Ian Williams, while King's Fable is another that is back below previous winning marks at this trip and would appeal if backed. Without that knowledge, however, we will side with Sworn Tigress.
19:30 Wolverhampton
Not a race to get heavily involved with in what is a compressed handicap full of inconsistent performers and it may be worth a speculative wager on ACROSSTHEUNIVERSE, while Bertbrand, Sonhador and Royal Acclamation are all likely to be involved, and also shorter in the market.
The selection represents a stable that has been known to plot one up, and this filly's recent form would not, if taken at face value, have you racing to place a bet. However, she has acted well enough here previously, she has a good pilot booked for the job, and she sports first-time headgear. All of that plus a 4lb drop in the weights makes her of some appeal tonight and we will take a chance on her in a weak contest. All three of Bertbrand's career wins have come here, and he looks well handicapped on his efforts of less than 12 months ago. However, he has been on the slide for a little while now and he is not seen as any more competitive than a number of others for the purposes of this race. Sonhador fits a very similar profile and has a strike rate of just one win from 26 attempts, while Royal Acclamation is one from 27, but has at least been producing some consistency and looks a more solid option. Imperial Djay showed a bit more spark last time and would be interesting if supported, while Jessica Wigmo appears better at either Kempton or Lingfield than on this surface. We'll chance Acrosstheuniverse in a weak affair.
20:00 Wolverhampton
Gallantry would be showing just that if able to defy a 6lb penalty and follow up his recent Kempton win tonight, and while he has to be short-list material, we'll side with AVISO to come good.
The Barney Curley-trained pick rattled up a hat-trick on his first three career starts but has not added to that in 11 subsequent attempts. Once rated as high as 95, he now races from a career low mark of 67, and his effort at Lingfield last time when 3lbs higher showed a chink of light at the end of the tunnel. True, he has to prove himself on this particular circuit, but that aside he will be plenty straight enough after his recent spin and tonight could be the night to catch him. Gallantry is still well enough handicapped on his form of last year if he can recapture it, though recent evidence suggests that consistency is not his strong suit and Kempton may have been the time to be with him. Smalljohn appeared to be in the grip of the assessor last time, but he does at least race over his optimum trip and enjoys himself here, so a win would not be a huge shock. Chief Exec looks held by the handicapper, but Peter's Gift is not badly treated now if he can show his best around here. Caution is advised here and Aviso gets the nod.
20:30 Wolverhampton
A tricky heat confronts us to conclude the card and once again lumping on does not look to be an option, and we will chance KHUN JOHN to score, with Jan Mayen, Alfie Tupper and Maximus Aurelius others to consider.
The last-named comes from a yard in great form and given the lack of strength here that probably makes him a major player. He has gone well at the track before and sees out the trip well, and if you forgive him his latest run then it is not difficult to give him a decent chance. Alfie Tupper has won four times over course and distance and a couple of those have been from higher marks than today's. He was comfortably beaten last time but the return here may prove more fruitful and he is respected. Watch those bets because Alf Tupper also opposes and has a chance at the weights now dropped back to this trip. Market support would fuel confidence given his yard's record here. Jan Mayen has twice disappointed when sent off favourite after a promising debut and we'd like to see her produce more now before getting involved again. Seventh Hill should not be far away, while both Blue Eyed Eloise and Scary Movie return from lengthy absences and are fairly treated by the assessor, so money for them would probably be significant. That leads us to the selection, Khun John. Willie Musson's seven-year-old is 12lbs lower than his best winning mark, though that was a long time ago. However, there were still a couple of efforts last year that showed he retains some ability, he can go well when fresh, and he has winning course form, so now that he is able to race from a mark of 63 he might just be able to return to the winner's enclosure.