The Punt Daily: Tom Collins with two to follow on Sunday

GOOD THING

Mount Mews (2.05 Kelso)

Really talented sort, who remains lightly raced at the age of eight having had just 13 career starts. Winner of six of those, Mount Mews was a prolific sort over hurdles early in his career before encountering some problems once sent chasing and hasn't quite managed to transfer his ability to the larger obstacles. Following a short spell with Ruth Jefferson, Mount Mews is now with the Donald McCain yard who will surely be able to get this grey back on track this season. If he retains his ability, he will walk to victory here off a mark of 139.

EYECATCHER

Mag Brady(3.50 Punchestown)

Another unexposed eight-year-old, Mag Brady, who is winless in nine career starts, catches the eye as a potentially leniently-treated runner off a mark of 101 given the form of her maiden hurdle placed efforts. Mag Brady's best piece of form is probably when she was second of 14 at Tramore in December 2017 to the brilliant Laurina, but that wasn't just a flash in the pan as she has run respectably on each of her last four starts as well. She finished strongly when third to a Henry de Bromhead-trained runner last time out and could be chucked in against some exposed opponents now back in handicap company over her ideal trip.

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