Five horses to follow on Bank Holiday Monday

Tipster: Harry Allwood.

Best odds: 5-1.

This mare produced a career-best effort at Warwick last time out, when racing out of the weights, and showed enough to suggest she can win a similar contest.

Quicker ground and a longer trip appeared to be the two reasons she took a step forward there, and she was only outstayed approaching the last having secured the lead, after being held up, turning for home.

Dropping back to 2m6f should therefore prove ideal, and she faced give underfoot on her seven starts prior to that outing, but appeared to relish good ground at Warwick. It's also worth noting her half-sister was also suited by better ground.

The selection pulled clear of the third at Warwick, and the winner, Cinderello, scored again in good style at Fontwell on Sunday off a 6lb higher mark. Half Paint Daisy should therefore be competitive again off a rating of 75, with Ned Fox taking off 3lb, while her handler, Clive Boultbee-Brooks, has had two runners this month, and both were placed. 

Tipster: Ross Millar.

Best odds: 5-2.

Has a good record of three from five at this track, and finished runner-up on the other two occasions.

Trainer Mickey Bowen endured a sobering first winter season as a sole named trainer, but has found better form for his string this summer.

Fairlawn Flyer is yet to conclusively prove he stays this trip, but often finishes strongly over three miles. He's on a winnable mark, and can strike here.

Tipster: Dave Nevison.

Best odds: 7-2.

This progressive gelding scored over course and distance last time out when sent off the well-backed 7-4 favourite. 

Kevin Philippart De Foy's charge has been given a 4lb rise for that victory, but I think he can follow up that success here.

He's my nap of the day on Monday. 

Tipster: RaceiQ nap of the day (Andy Stephens).

Best odds: 11-2.

Played a part in his own downfall at Chester last time, being slow away from an already unfavourable outside draw. 

He signed off with two sub-12-second furlongs, though, and ended up being beaten just a length and a half.

He's entitled to be sharper here and this track may also suit him better. He's the RaceiQ nap of the day on Monday.

Tipster: Johnny Ward.

Best odds: 11-1.

There are plenty of iffy, Flat-bred horses in this contest - the McHale Tiger Roll Beginners Chase - and at 11-1 each-way, you should at least get a solid run from Scalpnagoon. 

The six-year-old was backed into 3-1 against classy stablemate Staffordshire Knot last time out at Down Royal, and ran well to finish second.