Irish racing tips for Sunday: Johnny Ward shares his best bets

A rare mixed card at Tipperary is always a delight for racegoers, where punters spend much of the day taking in the action at ParisLongchamp.

I'll be in Killarney, though, taking in as much as I can in the beautiful Kingdom, and both meetings in Ireland on Sunday will be shown live on Racing TV.

Be lucky.

I like two angles here - Wesley Joyce claiming off this mare, and that Sheila Lavery is among the winners.

It's asking a lot for this five-year-old to win this contest, but she should be a decent price, and with conditions suit, and her rating of 70 no issues, she's worth chancing.

One cannot be confident after her run at Cork in September, where she finished sixth, but she followed the same path 12 months ago and bolted up in this.

A big run can be expected here, so she looks overpriced at the double-figure odds available.

It's a shame only seven runners have been declared here, but the favourite, Bialystok, is such a terrible price there simply has to be value elsewhere.

I'm not certain Granville Street is the answer, but he's promising, in great shape, and really consistent, so the 12-1 is worth taking.

Gavin Cromwell's jumpers have been in some nick recently, and I liked this one's handicap chase debut last week in a race won by a handicap blot.

The way he stayed on suggests he'll improve past the exposed Likeable Chancer, and go close.