Rory Paddock pinpoints a duo of runners worth keeping a close eye on this Sunday who could do far better than their odds might suggest. 13:52 FFOS LAS If you believe the old saying "Horses for courses" then you'd be happy to side with River Voyage, who's won his last two starts here at Ffos Las. Hailing from a yard that claimed a Grade 1 last week the stable are in good early-season form. If the eight-year-old is fit for his seasonal return, he should go close. RIVER VOYAGE

Liam Hall looks at the two remaining meetings in the UK and Ireland with action from Carlisle and Naas to get stuck into this Wednesday. 14:00 CARLISLE Five runners for the opening contest. Queen Of Christmas is the only one with a run under her belt, she was fifth and never really looked capable of landing a blow to the principles, stiffer finish should suit however. In The Black has the best pedigree on paper and represents a shrewd operation when it comes to first time ou

Kieran McHugh heads to Ireland for his best bets this Sunday with action on the flat at Naas and over jumps at Limerick. 16:02 LIMERICK Perhaps not the best Grade Three you are ever likely to see. Ad Caelum and Slotty Dotty need to find more, which leaves us with two. Uhavemeinstiches has been pretty good, placing behind some smart mares. She fell early in the Leinster National and she could be the form pick. However, You Oughta Know was fancied in the Kerry National before s

Kieran McHugh previews two races this Sunday as he pinpoints a couple of runners he’s backing. 14:50 CARLISLE Hilcrest is a case of ‘what could have been’ and he nearly got his head back in front last time out. He keeps the visor on, but my heart would rule my head more. Tommy’s Oscar was good at Musselburgh, last time out, but this is his first time over three miles in six years. The vote goes to Credo. Despite recent form, he won this race last year and arrives three pounds

Kieran McHugh previews the best of Sunday's action from both the UK and Ireland as he pinpoints two runners to get stuck into. 14:50 FONTWELL An interesting renewal of the National Spirit. Phantomofthepoints arrives here after a win at Warwick and a good performance at Haydock but more is surely needed. Nurse Susan is in receipt of weight all around and has been performing well but she could find this a tad more difficult in open company. Potters Charm bounced back to form wi

Kieran McHugh picks out two runners he’s following this Sunday. 13:25 NAAS Workahead was disappointing in the Supreme but had good form prior to that. He is interesting. Farren Glory is a Grade One winner in his novice hurdle days and reverts to this code following a slightly disappoint chasing campaign. He could just be best left watched today. Karbau has been behind some smart horses and Townend and Mullins have a phenomenal record in this race. He is the one to beat. KARBA

Liam Hall previews his best bets of the day this Friday as he heads to Southwell and Naas for his selections. 13:38 SOUTHWELL Cool customer has finished runner-up on both starts to date, looks sure to be competitive again but looks vulnerable for win purposes. Elderflower Tonic showed a pleasing attitude when winning at the second attempt in Irish Points, makes her rules debut here and is capable of getting involved, but this sharp track might not play to its strengths regard

Rory Paddock looks across Wednesday's action and pinpoints a handful of runners from Wexford, Naas and Doncaster to get stuck into. 14:38 WEXFORD A drop down to this two-mile trip could be the answer for You Oughta Know, who aims to take his first chase victory. Has gone off as the clear favourite in both of his starts over the bigger obstacles and wasn't far away when filling the runners-up spot last time. Representing the powerhouse yard of Willie Mullins he makes a ton of

ITV's Sunday Series returns with seven races at 'Flat HQ' Newmarket with three additional races over in Ireland at Naas. 15:45 NEWMARKET The opening contest on ITV's Sunday Series is a Novice contest. Novice races are tricky to decipher at the best of times, let alone unraced novices. We've got six runners set to make their career debut, and if the current betting is anything to go by, then Godolphin's Treanmor should be hard to beat. Priced as the clear odds-on favourite, t

Pundit Rory Paddock turns his attention away from the ITV action this Saturday and gives his best bets from the additional races. 14:30 NAAS Lovely Hurling was a convincing five length victor of a bumper when last seen. The form of that race has been franked with a handful of rivals going on to claim subsequent success. Although Jump Allen, Autoportrait and Road To Home can throw down a serious challenge we're siding with JP McManus' charge. LOVELY HURLING (WIN) 15:05 NAAS He

Wednesday evening's action is where we find our best bets of the day as Dean Kilbryde picks one from Naas and one from Sandown to get on.

Pundit Rory Paddock leaves the ITV action well alone and finds three alternative selections away from the gaze of the ITV cameras.

15:35 Naas Tycoon Prince has a win and a placed effort from two prior runs at the course but will need to step up on what he has achieved so far this season, whileDoctor Phoenix won this race last season but hasn’t visited the winners’ enclosure since and is unlikely to be suited by the drying ground so faces a tough challenge if he is to go in again today. Avenir D’Une Vie is partnered by top jockey Rachel Blackmore who is in fine form and has an excellent strike rate over f

13:55 Naas Although the Ballydoyle team have had far more pressing matters across the Atlantic this week they still hold a host of contenders in their native Ireland where we find Ferretti in the fourth on the card. Two mediocre runs were put behind him when doing much better to finish a credible 2nd at this very venue. That looked a much tougher race than this one and it seems as though Aidan O’Brien has found an easier target. A step up to seven furlongs looks a promising m

14:15 NAAS Any horse sporting the Potts colours that’s ridden by Robbie Power demands the upmost respect and there’s no difference here in the form of Sizing Titanium. This very lightly raced ten year old aims for back to back victories after success at Navan. This race looks less competitive than the one he won previously and although he’s been given a hefty rise by the handicapper he looks to be able to overcome the weight and win once more. Inconsistent course an

15:35 NAAS The fascinating dual for the Irish Champion jockey’s title between Colin Keane and Pat Smullen moves to Naas on Sunday and this listed contest over the 1 mile trip looks like being a direct head to head with both riders having solid chances here. The latter veteran has the mount for his boss Dermot Weld on Making Light and the filly looks to be battle hardened after two wins and two places from six career starts including a narrow runner up at this level two star