Nap of the day: the best horse racing tips from the day's five meetings on Monday April 28

Top selections across the cards in Britain on Sunday

Ayr

C&D winner RAMON DI LORIA arrives in good form and can capitalise on the drop back in trip. Today's first attempt at 6f could be a good move for Royal Duke, who has been kept to 5f thus far in handicaps, and he is second choice ahead of Inanna.
Ben Hutton

Ramon Di Loria14:00 Ayr

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Jky: Tommie Jakes (3lb)Tnr: Ewan Whillans

Lingfield

2.45: State Flag

This looks the time to catch STATE FLAG and she's on a workable mark to boot. Diamondonthehill (second choice) and Bell Shot are solid contenders on recent efforts, while Navagio has a good chance on his best turf form.
Steve Boow

State Flag14:45 Lingfield (A.W)

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Jky: Jim Crowley Tnr: Tom Ward

Windsor

6.30: Promethean

This is a drop in grade for PROMETHEAN, who looked unlucky not to finish closer than seventh in last month's Spring Mile at Doncaster and could still have untapped potential over today's longer trip. He gets the vote ahead of Morcar, Silver Gunn and First Officer (preferred in that order) who are all very effective over this C&D. Expert Witness should also feature.
Chris Wilson

Promethean18:30 Windsor

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Jky: Tom Marquand Tnr: David Menuisier

Wolverhampton

7.50: Elliott

Attractively handicapped ELLIOTT has rejoined Rebecca Menzies following a spell in Ireland and looks interesting returned to the scene of his sole success. Colors Of Freedom warrants respect kept to this C&D and she is second choice ahead of Street Life.
Steve Boow

Elliott19:50 Wolverhampton (A.W)

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Jky: Kevin Stott Tnr: Rebecca Menzies

Naas

7.40: Scott Key

A 7lb penalty is unlikely to stop cosy Gowran handicap winner SCOTT KEY from following up once this race doesn't come too soon. Tribal Nation, Mister Adam and Mississippi River can prove to be his main dangers.
Tyrone Molloy