Angus McNae: our in-form tipster has four more bets on Sunday

This horse has improved with every run and starts off his life in nurseries off a workable mark of 76.

He shaped with plenty of promise when second at Newbury on his third start and there could be plenty of improvement to come. His trainer Jonathan Portman is having his best season with 40 winners, already striking at 16 per cent, and he has a live chance of another winner here.

This filly is the class act in this field, having been thought of as a legitimate Classic contender earlier this season.

She won the Group Three Guineas Trial at Leopardstown before disappointing in the Irish Guineas itself and, given she has not been seen since then, it is fair to assume all was not well that day. She returns in Listed company and can resume her progress. 

Light As Air looks to be a promising three-year-old stayer in the making and  the step up to two miles today can bring about more improvement.

He was an excellent second in a Premier Handicap at the Curragh last time out where his jockey put up 2lb overweight and it is interesting that he has an entry in a Group Three contest at the Curragh next month. He may be well ahead of his mark of 96.

Alpha Crucis won this race last year and shaped like he was ready to strike again when finishing second here on his latest start.

He was poorly positioned in that race, giving first run to the winner, but he ran on strongly in the style of a horse who is in good form.

He would be an even stronger selection if the ground was softer, but he is effective under today's conditions and comes here in good form.