Horse racing tips: four to watch at Tipperary

This looks an ideal opportunity for him to go one better than last time. 

was asked a big question when running in the Wokingham at Royal Ascot and, while he cut little ice there, he bounced back to form in an easier contest at Naas last time when finishing second.

The six-year-old has not won for a while, but he struck from last year when rated 101 and a return to anything like that form will see him go close here.  

This filly is improving all the time and she can take another step forward.

Super Sox he has won her last two starts, firstly at the and then at last time where she took the step up to Listed company in her stride despite her jockey putting up 2lb overweight. 

This is the strongest race she has contested so far, but the speed figure she produced last time definitely suggests she is up to the task for the shrewd Paddy Twomey. 

Last year's winner can repeat the feat in the Listed Irish Stallion Farms EBF Abergwaun Stakes.

This is a drop in grade for Twilight Jet after contesting Group Two and Group Three level on his latest starts and, before those runs, he showed that he retained all of his ability when finishing second at Naas in May in a strongly-run Listed contest. 

Blinkers replace the cheekpieces that he wore last time and in a return to the headgear that he was sporting for that excellent effort at Naas, and this track is no issue given this course winner lost his maiden tag here. 

This is low-grade stuff but With Annie Luck looks to hold more potential than her rivals.  

She caught the eye when putting up an improved effort last time here at Tipperary, running on strongly from a poor position to grab third place inside the final furlong. A step up from seven furlongs to nine should suit here and Jack Cleary, who rode her last time, keeps the ride. 

A draw in stall 14 is ideal given that high numbers are favoured at this trip at .