Sunday tips: Angus McNae shares his four best bets

 El Champo is a consistent performer who can gain due reward for some decent recent efforts. 

He was only narrowly beaten by the useful Banjaxed at Cork two starts ago and he may benefit from the return to a handicap off a mark of 116. 

El Champo won off a similar mark over hurdles and this looks to be a good opportunity to get off the mark over fences. He is a front-runner and, as such, an easy lead would help his cause.

Holy Sea was a capable performer on the Flat in France for Christopher Head and he made a promising start to his hurdling career for William Durkan at Limerick when finishing fourth of 16, just fading late on after travelling well for a long way. 

He made a mistake at the last as he got tired, but his jumping was sound and with this experience behind him he looks sure to go close.

The 2023 Champion Bumper winner has since been lightly raced, but he made a promising start to his hurdling career at Fairyhouse where he finished fifth, having suffered significant interference going to the second last. 

Once he was able to gather his momentum he ran on strongly with the promise of plenty more to come. 

If he can get close to his top-class bumper form, then he will land this on the way to better things.

Cave Court shaped as if his turn was close when a decent second in a Leopardstown handicap last time out. 

He was held up in a steadily run affair but ran on strongly to fare best of those who had been ridden patiently. 

Cave Court ran on strongly after the last and, given that this was his first run for three months, he deserves plenty of credit. He is versatile in terms of trip, but the step up by two furlongs looks sure to suit.