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The Punchestown Festival has kicked off and there is plenty of quality on show across the Irish Sea in the first of five days of action. Record Sport's resident tipster Garry Owen's picks included Casey West in the 15.40, Daddy Long Legs in the 4.15 and Dinoblue in the bag race of day 1.
Prestbury Park is bathed in sunshine and the thousands who are descending upon this iconic racehorse have a spring in their step.
STRAIGHT HOME (12:40) can kick-off another good day for Willie Mullins at Leopardstown. The mare remains fairly-treated over hurdles after bolting-up from Romella at Clonmel. And he Closutton Ace can double-up with BALLYBURN (1:10) in the Ladbrokes Novice Chase.
GALOPIN DES CHAMPS (3:30) cannot be opposed in the Irish Gold Cup at Leopardstown. Willie Mullins’ star only needs to repeat his Savills Chase romp here last month to triumph.
BROADWAY BOY (3.00) can play the starring role in the prestigious Coral Gold Cup at Newbury.
MARV MICHAEL (1.10) can score for Henry De Bromhead in the novice chase at Cheltenham. The six-year-old ended a reasonable timber campaign by hammering Isle Of Sark at Tramore. He relished tackling fences when giving El Champo no quarter on debut at Kilbeggan recently. The gelding won with real authority so he can follow-up for a yard who excel at this meeting.
Scottish racing enthusiasts will flock to Ayr today for the prestigious flat-season highlight, the Virgin Bet Ayr Gold Cup.
MOSTABSHIR can give all-conquering Team Gosden their first winner of the Ayr Gold Cup. The grey looked a top miler in the making when bolting-up from Ziryab at York in May 2023. However, he struggled after a disappointing seventh in the St James's Palace at Royal Ascot. The four-year-old showed more when third to Mount Athos over seven furlongs at Kempton. Poor at Ascot, the four-year-old hit back with a fine fourth in the Buckingham Palace back there. The top handlers began to eye shorter trips after he flopped again in the Bunbury Cup at HQ. That looked a smart move when the colt was fourth to Get It in the Stewards' Cup at Goodwood. The HQ raider is unexposed as a sprinter and should be primed after some blistering workouts.