Free horse racing tips for Sunday: Angus McNae's best bets

Two meetings on Racing TV on Sunday, with the Galway Festival coming to a close. I have four selections.

This horse has improved markedly since being fitted with cheekpieces, winning his past two starts and the hat-trick awaits.

He cruised to success at Stratford three days ago and such was the ease of that success that he is unlikely to recoil from that effort. His trainer, Ben Pauling, is in good form and has an impressive record with his summer jumpers striking at 27%. I expect this horse to dominate and win easily, despite his 7lb penalty.

I think this horse should be unbeaten for Mick Hammond. He won here at Market Rasen on his debut for the yard and then was unlucky not to win at Worcester.

He was travelling strongly when badly hampered on the home turn, nearly losing his rider. Despite this inconvenience he rallied to get to the front, but that effort took its toll and he flattened out late on to finish fourth. I have no doubt that he would have won had he not been hampered and he can make amends.

He won this handicap in 2020 and 2021 and can repeat the dose. He clearly goes very well at this track and is well treated.

His wins in this race came off marks of 99 and 105, and racing off 97 this time clearly gives him a big chance of winning this again. He comes here in good form having finished fourth at Galway last time out.

As long as he can fashion a good trip from his wide draw, in stall 13, he looks sure to go well.

Cawthorne is in great form, having won his past two starts over fences and now looks to be well treated returning to hurdles.

He won last time out at Uttoxeter off a mark of 92 yet gets to race here of 86 and can take advantage. His one success over hurdles came here at in 2020, where he easily landed a handicap hurdle off a mark of 79. This is not a strong race and he can complete a hat-trick of wins.