4 To Win is Betway's free-to-play prediction game, with a £1,000 prize on offer every single day, an increased jackpot of £10,000 for all ITV meetings and a £25k jackpot for selected events. Simply guess the winner of four chosen races for your chance to claim the cash.

With £10,000 up for grabs on Sunday, here are Chad Yeomans' best horse racing tips for Sandown to get you started. 

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13:15 SANDOWN

The Dragon Stakes opens the card at Sandown on Eclipse Day. It is run over five furlongs in the centre of the course.

It often pays to be drawn low and against the rail on that particular course at Sandown, so it’ll be no surprise to see CREATIVE FORCE 

, who is drawn in stall one, go well.

He looked very smart when he was successful on his debut at Newmarket and, while he was slightly disappointing at Royal Ascot, he did show up for a long way on the wrong side of the track.

I think he’ll give a better showing here. The race isn’t the strongest and he looks the most forward of the two-year-olds.

14:25 SANDOWN

The Henry II Stakes is a marathon staying contest run over two miles.

This race has four contenders from the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, and, of those, I expect CROSS COUNTER 

 to improve.

He won’t mind any juice in the ground and seemingly stays all day. He was given plenty to do in the Gold Cup and stayed on at the end of the race. With William Buick back in the saddle, I expect him to take all of the beating.

15:00 SANDOWN

William Haggas’ MONTATHAM 

 ran a blinding race at Royal Ascot and was a real eye-catcher when he finished fourth in the Royal Hunt Cup.

This is less of a challenge for him and I do think he’ll be suited by Sandown’s uphill finish. He’s the chosen mount of Jim Crowley and, with his yard in flying form, I do think he’ll be very tough to beat. 

16:05 SANDOWN

The Gala Stakes is the last leg of the 4 To Win and, while it looks hugely competitive, I’m siding with Betway Ambassador Andrew Balding’s FOX CHAIRMAN 

, who did run better to my eye than the result suggested at Royal Ascot last time.

He is still lightly-raced but did show some very good form last year, showcasing his natural ability, and will have learnt from that recent run at Ascot.

The French horse Magny Cours 

is a major unknown, but does have very good form in the book. It would be no surprise to see the Andre Fabre five-year-old go well, too.

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