Five horses to follow at Royal Ascot on Saturday

Tipsters: Andy Stephens, Dave Nevison and Alex Scott.

Hear what Andy has to say about his chances below:

Tipster: Andy Stephens

Tipsters: Dave Nevison and Alex Scott

Get Dave's thoughts below:

Given the results this week, most of us would have been better off just writing 'FAV' on our betting slip rather than trying to be too clever and find the bigger priced upset.

However, I napped More Thunder when he won his second Newmarket handicap and, even though it was very close at the line, I was always confident Tom Marquand was going to get him home. Straight away I knew the ex Sir Michael Stoute-trained horse  would be favourite for the Wokingham and, provided he got a decent draw, I was going to get involved.

Based on results up to Thursday, the now Haggas-trained colt has done well with the draw in stall 23 and has subsequently shortened up even further.

He could well get even tighter in the betting, but this stiffer 6f will suit him perfectly and he looks another very strong handicap favourite.   

Tipster: Johnny Ward

Tipster: Danny Archer

Not many racegoers will be sober after a week on the sauce in Berkshire, but Willie Mullins's charge makes stacks of appeal in the finale to the Royal Meeting.

An easy winner of a Killarney novice hurdle on debut for the Closutton maestro, he was a dual Group Two winner in France when trained by Andre Fabre.

The son of Camelot’s final start in the country was a terrific performance at Clairefontaine and it looks likely given his connections that a Melbourne Cup bid is on the agenda. Stamina is the one slight concern, but his class might see him prevail anyway.