Sunday sizzlers: our experts reveal their best bets of the day

Newmarket: David Milnes

Contingency Fee (3.20 Southwell, nap)

Ran a great race to chase home Croeso Cymraeg over 1m4f here on Thursday and shapes as if this extra two furlongs should suit.

Others to follow
Southwell: 2.10 Tasaaboq, 2.45 Suzi's Connoisseur, 3.50 Candesta.

North: Richard Young

Ornate (2.45 Southwell, nap)

Dual course-and-distance winner who ran well in face of stiff task in a fast-track qualifier at Newcastle last time. Fancied to go well back in handicap company returned to Fibresand.

Others to follow
Southwell: 1.00 Kodi Dream, 1.35 Kommander Kirkup, 2.10 Diamond Pursuit, 3.50 Port Soif.

Lambourn: James Burn

Uncle Jerry (2.45 Southwell, nap)

Consistent and likeable colt who often gives his running, so should have claims and may have more improvement in him than older rivals.

Other to follow
Southwell: 3.20 Geordielad.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

La Bague Au Roi (3.00 Leopardstown)

Has carried all before her over fences and Warren Greatrex's progressive mare can stretch her winning sequence to four.

Longshot: Sam Hardy

Hardline (3.00 Leopardstown)

Stayed on gamely last time out to beat Getabird on the run-in. The extra furlong and a half should be no problem for this progressive Gordon Elliott-trained gelding.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Speaker Connolly (4.10 Leopardstown)

The six-year-old went up 11lb for his decisive course-and-distance win at the Christmas meeting here but should have more to offer and he gets the vote to land today's valuable 2m5f handicap chase for Alan Fleming and Donagh Meyler.

The Raceform Interactive nugget

Ted Walsh has had two winners and a third from five runners he's sent to the 4.10 at Leopardstown. Therefore, Any Second Now makes each-way appeal.

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