Sunday tips: Angus McNae has bets at Exeter and Navan

A very interesting clash between the two Irish raiders, Fun Fun Fun and Only By Night. The former receives weight and has to be the call given that she was very impressive on her chasing debut at Naas when winning hard held last time out. 

That was a strong Beginners chase and there could be plenty more to come from this mare over fences. She won on this card last year, too, and can do so again.

I like the chances of this mare coming down in trip and down in grade in a contest where she may well get an easy lead. 

She was a little too keen over three miles last time out and failed to see out the trip, and dropping back to two and a half miles gives her a much better chance of finishing her race strongly. 

Returning to a Listed contest from a Grade Three will also benefit her and with no other front runners in the race, I can see her making all. 

This does not look to be a particularly strong Grade Two and Meet And Greet arrives here in better form than most of his rivals. 

He won a competitive contest at Limerick over Christmas where he comprehensively outstayed a decent field, and stamina is his strong suit.

The selection will be galloping when others have had enough in the attritional conditions here, and he looks sure to run well with the emphasis on stamina. 

This veteran may not be as good as he was, but he still retains enough ability to win again in this sphere. 

The 11-year-old is a very good jumper who finds plenty for pressure and is best when the emphasis is on stamina. 

He showed those attributes when winning at Market Rasen last time out and has only been raised a couple of pounds in the weights. 

Joe Tizzard's charge should go well again now that he has got his head back in front.