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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/betting/racing/fort-erie-racing-tips-today-june-02/

Fort Erie racing tips today: the best bets from Ontario, Canada

2020-06-02 01:45:00, , The Telegraph

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Fort Erie is the focus on Tuesday and our North American racing expert sticks with a star female rider as the Ontario track resumes racing.

Today's racing tips from Fort Erie

Tom Collins's three best bets from Fort Erie are below.

The Fort Erie racing tips today come from an expert tipster who's been in fine form across North America over the past few months.

But he is unexposed at this track with one victory, which came in a similar contest last September from two starts, and can go in again.

He ran away with that sprint nine months ago, picking up in fine style and drawing clear to win decisively at the wire.

Odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

Fort Erie racing tips today 7.44pm – Mine looks a perfect starting point

Melanie Pinto is one of three female jockeys that lead the way at Fort Erie, a Canadian racetrack that returns to the fray after eight months out of action.

Known as "the border oval" as it sits just a mile from the US, Fort Erie is usually heaven for favourite backers with small fields the order of the meet.

That is certainly the case on the track's first day back this evening with field sizes between five and seven – so sticking with the best jockeys may pay its way.

Krista Carignan has won the title here for the last two meets, but she is not riding yet.

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