Lucky 15 Tips Today: Sunday's best bets using our NAPs table

Sunday’s Lucky 15 Tips

13:10 Cork – Dgalwaygallivantor
14:05 Exeter – Tarahumara
14:45 Uttoxeter – Kitesurfer
15:00 Punchestown – Gabbys Cross

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So, we decided to put that golden guide to the test and use it to steer you towards what could be a savvy Lucky 15 (4 horses, 15 bets) today. The four you’ll see below are the selections of some of the top-performing tipsters in the Table. Let’s get to the picks…

14:10 Cork – Dgalwaygallivantor (Jersey Evening Post)

Top-weight Bukhill never landed a blow at Cheltenham last time but has to be respected dropped in class here, as does recent Clonmel winner Housemartin. However, it could pay to side with the four-year-old DGALWAYGALLIVANTOR who caught the eye at Downpatrick last time and could well have more to offer.

14:05 Exeter – Tarahumara (Morning Star)

Lightly raced and improving 7yo who is 3-4 over hurdles; TARAHUMARA made all in 2m handicaps at Southwell (good) and Warwick (soft) since having wind surgery; bred to be as effective at this longer trip; has gained all wins when fresh and now has something to prove turned out relatively quickly (only 19 days since last run); otherwise respected.

14:45 Uttoxeter – Kitesurfer (Racing Post)

KITESURFER Won his only French hurdle race (soft) but suffered heavy defeats on both his starts in Britain; latest was handicap debut over 1m7f at Wincanton last month; this is much more of a stamina test and could conceivably see him in a different light, with a tongue-tie (worn in France) restored.

15:00 Punchestown – Gabbys Cross (Irish Daily Star)

Better over fences but GABBYS CROSS managed a good second behind Biddy One in this sphere at Galway last month; not certain to uphold form with third-placed Shadow Rider who was making his seasonal debut and was also returning from a spell over fences.