The Punt Acca: Harry Wilson's three horse racing tips on Sunday

Does He Know (2.35 Sandown)

The Listed Future Stars Intermediate Chase has been won by some top-class stayers and this promises to be a strong running with Grade 2 winners Pic D'Orhy and Does He Know going head to head. The latter is more unexposed having won three of his six chases, including a five-and-a-half-length defeat of Threeunderthrufive on his debut over fences. He progressed with every start last season and took his form to another level when a 16-length winner of the Reynoldstown at Ascot. His latest fall can be ignored as he was heavily bumped in the air and being proven at the trip could be a big advantage over his main market rival.

Moulins Clermont (3.05 Sandown)

The 2m handicap hurdle could provide Gary and Jamie Moore with some deja vu as they look to win this race for the second year running with an Alan Jamieson-owned four-year-old. Last year, Hudson De Grugy won a juvenile hurdle at Sandown in January, then had two more starts before winning on his reappearance in this race, which is the same preparation that Moulins Clermont has been given. They evidently hold their charge this year in high regard as they tried him at Grade 2 level and a mark of 125 could prove lenient on his first go in handicap company.

Master Mikey Dee (3.50 Ffos Las)

There are very few runners in this handicap chase that have had a recent run, so it will pay to side with those who go well fresh, and one that fits the bill is the highly unexposed Master Mikey Dee. He was beaten upwards of 27 lengths in each of his five runs over hurdles, but the switch to fences proved effective when winning on his first try at Taunton after a 55-day break. His last run can be ignored as 2m5f on good ground didn't suit, but the return to 2m in soft conditions could see him go close off his low weight.

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