Sunday tips: Katie Midwinter's best bets at the Curragh and Longchamp

Hat-trick-seeking City Of Memphis has a fitness edge on her side over talented stablemate One Look, which may give her the advantage for Paddy Twomey in this Group Two contest. 

The daughter of Sioux Nation remains unexposed in only her fifth career start, winning three from four to date with her only defeat suffered in the Irish 1,000 Guineas last year won by Lake Victoria.  

She was absent for 332 days following her run at this meeting twelve months ago but returned in good order with a Gowran Park success this term, before doubling up in Group Three company when last seen at Leopardstown.  

Entitled to keep on progressing, there could be plenty of further improvement to come from the four-year-old filly, who is in-form, with fitness on her side, and should be suited by this test. 

In the hands of Christophe Soumillon, four-year-old gelding Seagulls Eleven is one to note on the back of a promising Group Two effort at Saint-Cloud when only narrowly denied by No Lunch. 

Dropping to Listed level here, he could land another Stakes success having won a Group Three prize at Goodwood last summer in rain-softened ground. He had shown plenty of form earlier in his career when up against the likes of Ancient Truth, Henri Matisse and Shadow Of Light, as well as finishing second to Opera Ballo at Newmarket during his previous campaign.  

The son of Galileo Gold has amassed plenty of valuable experience and could be coming into his own as a mature horse with solid form in the book; he makes plenty of appeal for Hugo Palmer. 

Seven-year-old mare Flying Fortune is able to race from 12lb below her career-high rating of 131, achieved when claiming Grade Two honours in convincing fashion at Chepstow in 2024. She beat a number of subsequent winners that day including the now 137-rated Intense Approach, as well as Vincenzo and Ryan's Rocket. 

She was off for 484 days subsequently, but the daughter of Soldier Of Fortune returned to action at Warwick earlier this year, failing to make an impression there or on her subsequent run at Chepstow.  

She fared much better at Perth on her penultimate start, when four-and-a-quarter-lengths behind Atlantic City, proving she still retains some ability, and could be worth keeping onside despite a disappointing effort when last seen, currently on a workable mark if at her best. 

Whilst Minnie Hauk will be tough to beat, Bay City Roller could pose a threat if able to take a step forward from his return to action when narrowly denied by dual Derby winner Lambourn at Chester. He travelled well into the race on that occasion but couldn't get past the eventual winner in the closing stages, putting in a creditable effort in defeat. 

The New Bay colt has been progressive in recent seasons and claimed top level success when a dominant seven-length winner at Munich last autumn. He had previously put in a number of competitive efforts against tough opposition, including when chasing home Opera Ballo at Sandown, and there could be further improvement to come from him. 

Imposing filly True Love was hugely impressive when landing the 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket earlier this month, and could double up in Classic company to land a third successive win. 

Ryan Moore is aboard this time around, and, although stablemate Precise will likely come on for her latest run, it's difficult to envisage her reversing the form unless she shows considerable improvement. 

True Love shaped with great promise as a juvenile last term, performing consistently well whilst claiming Group One honours as well as two Group Two prizes, including in the Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot. She proved her staying credentials over a mile when last seen and remains unexposed over this trip, capable of showing further progression. 

An exciting filly whose ceiling is unknown, the daughter of No Nay Never is difficult to oppose and could put in another glittering performance. 

The Peter Lawlor-trained Summer Snow is entitled to improve for her first run of the season when finishing down the field at Leopardstown, and could be capable of a better showing this time around from a 1lb lower rating under 5lb claimer Patrick McGettigan. 

The six-year-old is only 2lb higher than her last winning mark and was able to finish third to the now 99-rated Onemoredance from a 3lb higher rating at Leopardstown last summer, with the now 95-rated Aviatrice in second.  

She was in great form this time last year, enjoying a fantastic season which included three wins, and could be able to bounce back from a workable mark.