Sunday selections: our regional experts provide their best bets of the day

North: Colin Russell

Its All A Lark (4.20 Stratford, nap)

In-form mare who has won two of her last three races and, although she has been raised 7lb for her latest success, she has conditions to suit and should go well again.Others to follow
Stratford 4.50 Pinch Of Ginger.
Wincanton 2.25 Dieu Vivant.

Lambourn: James Burn

Heatstroke (1.50 Wincanton, nap)

Well-bred gelding did not fire at Kempton last time, but the tongue-tie is back on and he is expected to go close for trainer Nicky Henderson.Others to follow
Stratford 3.10 The Bottom Bar, 3.45 Silent Steps.
Wincanton 2.25 Jurby, 3.00 Turtle Wars, 3.30 Salto Chisco, 5.10 Mr Woody.

West Country: Andrew King

Champagne Champ (2.25 Wincanton, nap)

Connections reach for the blinkers in the hope they will sharpen him up and he can make his presence felt where it matters.Others to follow
Wincanton 1.50 Olympic Odyssey, 3.00 Opening Batsman, 3.30 Tea Time Fred, 4.05 Gamain, 4.35 Southfield Vic, 5.10 Eritage.
Stratford 4.20 Riviere Argentee, 5.25 Master Baker.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Eritage(5.10 Wincanton, nap)

Penalised for a win in France but sets a good standard having shown up well behind the smart Get In The Queue at Exeter. His in-form jockey takes off a handy 5lb.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

The Sweeney (2.25 Wincanton)

Creditable runner-up at Market Rasen earlier this month and won this corresponding race last season.

Longshot: Sam Hardy

Goring One (4.50 Stratford)

Grand veteran who always runs his race. Won twice last year from marks of 87 and 90 runs and looks well handicapped off 84 here.

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Nicky Henderson has won with four of the last six chasers representing him at Stratford. He sends The Bottom Bar to the Warwickshire venue for a handicap at 3.10.

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