3:55 Navan Tips

Red Letter sets a clear standard here. Will handle the slower ground and the trip is no worry. The one to beat on form.

The market leader looks too short here and so for some better value I am going to go with Barnavara who placed last time out, has won over this trip and could easily place again today.

QUEEN OF THUNDER in addition holds a Group 1 entry and brings the confidence oif a seasonal reappearance maiden win. She was seventh in last year's 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket and clearly aiming high as a four year old she merits respect.

A useful filly showing clear improvement last time, winning a heavy-ground handicap with a strong rally. Tongue strap on for the first time clearly helped her focus. This step up to listed class suits her profile well, and she looks a solid win or each-way chance if she can replicate that progress.

Small each-way tip for this selection who arrives after a good run in a listed race last time out, today's race wouldn't be much tougher. Still very lightly raced so some further progress can't be ruled out. Drawn well, good jockey booked , top trainer.

Joseph Patrick Ryan trains and has this filly in fine fettle. Being by Wootton Bassett, I can see her expressing herself, and any rain would be bearing well for her.

Spicy Margarita is a 3-year-old filly trained by Adrian Murray. She has a bit to find on ratings but has a lovely pedigree, being related to six individual winners, two of which posted career-high RPR of 109-112. She is out of a dam called Nahoodh, trained by Mark Johnston, who won the Group 1 Falmouth Stakes and was rated 115. If reproducing the fast-finishing fourth in the 1m Group 3 Park Express Stakes over a mile at the Curragh in April, when beaten just 2.25 lengths, she could outrun current odds today under J M Sheridan.