Horse racing tips: Irish 1,000 Guineas pick and more

It's Tattersalls Irish 1000 Guineas Day and I have a fancy in the Classic feature, even if that contest looks to be very competitive. I like three more at the too. 

This filly makes appeal thanks to her very strong debut effort last time.

Cold Hearted finished third at to and and those two met again on their subsequent starts last time, with reversing the form and being installed as joint favourite for the Albany at Royal Ascot. 

Cold Hearted showed plenty that day, running on well having been green early on, and her finishing effort was eye-catching.

Hailing from the in-form yard, she should be hard to beat.  

After just three starts, this filly is open to improvement running for the first time in a handicap. 

After running in a couple of maidens, Flight Of Fancy was upped in grade last time when asked to contest the Group 3 Blue Wind Stakes at Naas. She acquitted herself well that day in finishing a close fourth. 

This represents a step down in grade now and a handicap mark of 90 may underestimate her ability, so she looks sure to go well under .  

This is a fiercely competitive renewal, though Azada is trading at around 25/1 for the shrewd Dermot Weld and the trainer would surely not be pitching her in this deep on only her second start if he didn’t think she was a filly of great potential. 

Azada won well on her debut last October at Leopardstown, easily beating her rivals and while the second and third have gone on to win since. 

Stepping her up to Group 1 company on her seasonal return is an interesting move and her entries in the Coronation Stakes, Irish Oaks and Pretty Polly suggest she is highly thought of. 

She is worth supporting in an open-looking race.  

can outclass his rivals in this Group 3 contest. 

He will surely strip fitter following his effort behind in the Blue Riband Trial at last time out and his two-year-old form suggests that he is a lot better than that run. 

Chief Little Rock was second in the Group 3 Autumn Stakes at and the Group 2 Beresford Stakes at the Curragh, form that is superior to any of his rivals here. 

I would expect Ryan Moore to make the running on him as he did at Epsom and in a move which is never a bad tactic at the Curragh.