Nap of the day: the best horse racing tips from the day's four meetings on Sunday, October 5

Kelso

Being a recent C&D scorer who remains very nicely handicapped on peak form, Malystic could well make it fourth-time lucky in this race. Second choice is Tommy's Oscar, who won this contest in 2023 and, like the selection, is on an attractive mark.
Steve Boow

Malystic16:18 Kelso

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Jky: Brian Hughes Tnr: Peter Niven

Killarney

4.44 Nastya

On the back of a good comeback run at Ballinrobe, Nastya is a confident selection to make it third time lucky over fences. William Butler looks the most likely of the chasing debutants.
Alan Hewison

Nastya16:44 Killarney

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Jky: Mike O'Connor Tnr: Henry De Bromhead

Tipperary

2.08 Immutable

Testing ground is a big worry for Coeur d'Or. Akecheta won't mind conditions as she bids to get her first handicap win, but she's been beaten off lower marks before. Titanium is well handicapped and should go well, but Immutable will love the ground, is preferred by Gary Carroll and should improve plenty for his Galway comeback run.
Dave Stephens

Immutable14:08 Tipperary

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Jky: Gary Carroll Tnr: Joseph G Murphy

Uttoxeter

5.10 Gaelic Park

This can go to Gaelic Park, who got his career back on track with a creditable C&D third for his new stable last month. The 9yo gets another chance off the same mark today and will be hard to beat if that recent outing has brought him on. All of the others have something to prove, but Irish point winner Weir Lane (second choice) looks quite interesting on her chasing debut, while Rostello has good claims if judged on his Catterick second in January.
Chris Wilson