Cityman the cornerstone selection on Sunday at Tipperary

It's always good to have a banker going into the Pick 6 conundrum and the Andrew Slattery-trained Cityman could prove just that in the 5f handicap (3.10) for crack apprentice Ben Coen.

The three-year-old had a couple of reopposing rivals behind when running a cracker in the first-time blinkers to finish second at the Curragh last time and he can go one better here.

Piece Of Paradise is the one to side with in the opening 5f maiden (2.05). The Fozzy Stack-trained juvenile was supported on debut at the Curragh on Guineas weekend but showed notable greeness. With that experience behind her she can gain compensation, while newcomer Franklin Street is also interesting.

May Remain made a bright debut for Pat Murphy at Sligo last week and he holds major claims off the same mark in the second race on the card, also a 5f handicap (2.35).

The second half of the Tipperary card is a little trickier, and Tham Luang, Basrah Breeze and Memyselfandmoi all hold hold claims in the 7f maiden (3.40).

Basic Law has been found the perfect race by Ger Lyons and he should be hard to beat in the penultimate leg, the 1m1f handicap, while Yenillik, Kangaroo Valley and Yonkers are all worth siding with in the concluding 1m4f handicap (4.50).

Pick 6 Selections

2.05
Piece Of Paradise
Franklin Street

2.35
May Remain

3.10
Cityman

3.40
Tham Luang
Basrah Breeze
Memyselfandmoi

4.15
Basic Law

4.50
Kangaroo Valley
Yenillik
Yonkers

18 selections @ €1 per line = €18 total cost

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