ITV Racing Tips on January 14th - Saturday's selection at Kempton and Warwick

Here are our free ITV Racing tips at Kempton and Warwick.

I'm going to go in again on TILE TAPPER, who I backed on his first start over three miles during Kempton's Christmas Festival. Remastered ran out a deserved winner on the day, but I was pleased to see Chris Honour's charge run on to place second, recovering well after a costly error at the third-last flight.

In response to that excellent effort, the handicapper has only upped Tile Tapper's mark by a single pound to 126. Bryan Carver has just 10-11 to carry on Saturday and any further softening in the Kempton ground would do his chances no harm.

A disappointing turnout of just four runners for this Grade Two. To be honest, I don't have an interest in backing any of the four. Complete Unknown seems the strongest stayer of the four, which will be important on heavy ground, but he holds little appeal at 6/5. I'll leave this one alone.

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The powerhouses that are Paul Nicholls and Dan Skelton are well represented in this Grade Two, with both Knowsley Road and Grey Dawning entering with genuine winning claims. Personally, I would rather side with Tom Lacey's runner, GINNY'S DESTINY, who ran out an impressive winner over course-and-distance back in November.

A bumper winner at Chepstow in the spring, Ginny's Destiny was far too keen as he finished fourth on his hurdles debut at Aintree. Stan Sheppard's mount settled much better on his second outing here at Warwick, swooping into contention around the final bend before powering eight lengths clear of Mexico on the run to the line. 

Mexico also lines up on Saturday, following a nine-length triumph on his next start, so the form of Ginny's Destiny's win is looking strong. Tom Lacey's stable may not be in the best of form at the moment, but that won't stop me from backing this promising seven-year-old. 

Charles Byrnes' raider, Green Glory is currently locked in a battle for favouritism with Outlaw Peter, following his surprise declaration. Harry Fry's Dubrovnik Harry and defending champion, Cobblers Dream have also come in for support since the field was confirmed.

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When bookmakers see the name WP Mullins pop up in an English handicap, they're bound to run for cover and I'm sure Mr Incredible will go off at a fairly short price on the day. This 31-furlong trip is going to take some seeing out on heavy ground, though, and both of Mr Incredible's wins for Henry De Bromhead came over 19 furlongs.

I'd much rather place my faith in the proven stamina of LORD DU MESNIL, who ran a blinder when second to future Coral Gold Cup winner, Le Milos on his only start of the season. Richard Hobson's ten-year-old goes all of his best work on heavy ground and he's won over this distance twice before. 9/1 is a lovely each-way price.

Gordon Elliott runs two in this qualifier and Richie McLernon will be under strict instruction to get Sire Du Berlais qualified, without actually winning the race. Sam Ewing, on the other hand, would need to win this race on LEVEL NEVERENDING to stand a chance of making it into the Pertemps Final at the Cheltenham Festival, and Elliott's raider looks to have a very good chance.

Level Neverending was only beaten a neck on his hurdles debut last season, with that run coming on heavy ground. Elliott's charge managed to open his account at Kilbeggan in May and was last seen running Grand Soir close in a Rated Novice Hurdle at Thurles in December. Elliott's novice enters this race from two pounds outside the handicap, but with just 10-2 on his back, it wouldn't be a shock if Level Neverending came out on top.