Horse racing tips: Angus McNae's best bets for Sunday

This Cracksman colt made a taking debut at Newmarket when third in a strong-looking maiden and he can get off the mark here.

The youngster travelled strongly and kept on well, despite being green under pressure, and he is bred to stay well, so is likely to be a middle-distance performer next year.

The cut in the ground at Goodwood will suit and his experience can be put to good use in this one-mile maiden.

He showed much improved form when scoring at Pontefract last time out and a rating of 87 on his Nursery debut appears to underestimate him.

He still looked to be a work in progress but drew almost five lengths clear of his rivals and, given the ease of his success, he could have won by further.

That was a truly run race which produced a very good time figure, and a repeat of that here will see him win easily. I am very keen on his chances under top weight.

This seven-year-old has improved since stepping down to five furlongs and can complete a hat-trick here.

He overcame trouble in running when victorious at Windsor this month and was value for more than the winning margin suggests.

Ruth Carr’s charge has been raised 5lb for that success and he looks more than capable of defying that rise in the weights, given his progressive profile at this trip.

He rates as a strong selection here in a weak handicap.

This well-bred filly can build on her excellent debut at Kempton and this looks a good opportunity for her to get off the mark at the second attempt.

She was only narrowly defeated in that contest having made rapid progress to hit the front inside the final two furlongs.

She is bred to stay well and, with that in mind, plus some cut in the ground, I can envisage her galloping her rivals into submission from the front here.