The Punt Daily: Tom Collins with three to follow on Tuesday

BANKER

Four Kingdoms(2.55 Redcar)

Receiving the weight-for-age allowance, Four Kingdoms can extend his winning streak to three for trainer Karl Burke. He's gone up 17lb in the ratings since his first win when absolutely bolting up at Yarmouth midway through last month, but he proved he was still reasonably treated when coming home late to land a Kempton handicap off a mark of 58. Burke steps him up an extra two furlongs here, which looks set to suit, and he boasts more raw talent than his rivals.

EYECATCHER

Arthur McBride(3.35 Exeter)

Having his first start over hurdles since July 2016, Arthur McBride looks the clear form choice in this 0-115 handicap. The eyetaking eight-year-old gelding has performed above all expectations on the Flat since his last jumping exploit, notably scoring at Goodwood twice, and ran well to finish 12th of 34 in the Cesarewitch when last seen. 2m7f on good to soft ground looks ideal and he should return to the winner's enclosure without much fuss.

DARK HORSE

Ladycammyofclare (6.15 Kempton)

Tipping against Sauchiehall Street may not be the wisest of moves given how impressive he was when scoring at this track last month, but he's been taken out of two engagements since, both of which were over longer trips, and he could be worth taking on. Two horses in behind Sauchiehall Street that day were Secretario and Ladycammyofclare and the latter, who looked like landing the prize, looks worthy of support. John Egan hit the front far too soon that day and she completely curled up underneath him inside the final furlong. She looked the best horse in the race, but is obviously exposed now and her price will reflect that.

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