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2.30 - Jersey Stakes

Daban might give him a little bit to think about, but LE BRIVIDO to win at looks the best bet here.

The Godolphin horses will be popular after a storming day one and I also couldn’t put anyone off an each-way investment in Top Score at .

3.05 - Queen Mary Stakes

I always prefer to look for a value edge than tipping favourites, but I feel all the positive vibes around HAPPY LIKE A FOOL ( ) are justified.

Wesley Ward has sent over impressive winners of this race twice running and this year's field looks weaker than most.

I just don’t know which other filly in the line-up will stop her, so this is the banker bet of the week.

3.40 - Duke of Cambridge Stakes

South African-bred mare SMART CALL has a great claim to be there when it counts in this race.

Ryan Moore teams up with Sir Michael Stoute and after a seasonal opener at York she can land this big prize at a nice price of .

4.20 - Prince of Wales's Stakes

There were already murmurs in the press room that Aidan O’Brien’s horses looked a little off colour as they drew a blank on day one of this meeting.

But take lessons from Cheltenham - when Willie Mullins was written-off after two blank days - and let’s not write off a whole stable on a very competitive day of racing.

O’Brien can take this with the top-class HIGHLAND REEL ( ).

5.00 - Royal Hunt Cup

HORS DE COMBAT has decent each-way claims at in this highly-competitive contest for the Denis Coakley stable.

He stayed on well here in a decent handicap over seven furlongs last month and can use the extra furlong to stake a claim here.

5.35 - Sandringham Handicap

All horses can be forgiven for running badly at Epsom, the quirky Surrey track.

We are going to give KILMAH a free pass for nearly coming last there just over two weeks ago.

She can bounce back today and has an each-way shot at a huge price of .