Katie Midwinter's Tuesday tips: bets at Killarney and more

Grace Harris-trained filly The Feminine Urge has performed with credit in two starts for her current yard this season, making the frame at odds of 16-1 on seasonal reappearance here before being beaten only two-lengths when upped in class in her latest run.

Bidding to make it third time lucky at Bath, she could be a horse to keep onside as she's on a workable mark of 64 currently, 2lb below her last win when successful at Yarmouth last summer.

The four-year-old daughter of Mehmas is on a mark from which she can be competitive with Rossa Ryan in the saddle.

In this competitive mile handicap, Can I Kiss You makes appeal on the back of a promising second-placed effort at Gowran Park last week. She was no match for the winner, Majestic King, that day, but was able to outrun her odds to perform with credit and shaped with promise. 

The Kodi Bear filly is still seeking her first win as she makes her tenth start, but she has shown ability, is on a mark from which she can pose a threat and has the benefit of a recent run from which she could take a step forward.

Equipped with first-time cheekpieces on handicap debut, unexposed gelding Mount Eden is a horse to note for Donnacha O'Brien under 5lb claiming Paddy Harnett. He hasn't been in a position to seriously threaten on three maiden runs to date, but did run on well in his penultimate start and could find better luck in handicap company.

An opening mark of 66 could prove workable for a well-bred son of Camelot, who is out of Group Three runner-up Nell Gwyn, a sister to Rock Of Gibraltar. The addition of headgear could spark further improvement too, as well as the step up in trip, and he's an interesting contender in this sphere.

Gatlinburg is another handicap debutant who warrants consideration for Donnacha O'Brien in the hands of Gavin Ryan. 

The three-year-old colt has shown some promise in maiden company despite being unable to make an impression over shorter distances to date, and could improve for the introduction to handicaps as well as the step up in trip. 

The son of Churchill is related to a number of black-type achievers and winners, and is a half-brother to Listed winner and Grade One third Mountain Bear, as well as three-time winner Moon Daisy, who finished third in the Irish St Leger Trial.

James Tate-trained filly Inside Story could improve for her return to action at Kempton in her latest outing, when far from disgraced in fifth over 6f on that occasion. She is a pound lower here stepping up in trip to 7f, which could allow her to fare better and build on the promise shown during her juvenile campaign.

Last term, the daughter of Siyouni finished second to Dandana, now rated 93 following a fourth-placed effort in the Lowther Stakes, in a novice event, before shedding her maiden tag by beating a field featuring four subsequent winners, including runner-up Angel Love, now rated 83, and fourth-placed Fiery Damsel, now rated 88.

There should be further improvement to come from Inside Story, who makes appeal in this contest under Billy Loughnane.