Naps of the Day: Best bets for York Ebor Festival and more on Saturday

Ryan Moore: Hiawatha has a leading chance at Curragh

Curragh, 13:25 - Coolmore Arizona Irish European Breeders Fund Maiden

"This brother to Luxembourg has run well on both his starts to date, and those performances give him a leading chance, with the clear prospect of more to come."

Back Hiawatha

Daryl Carter: Soulcombe has been crying out for perfect Melrose scenario

York, 14:25 - Melrose Handicap

"Soulcombe has been steadily progressive for William Haggas and took a big step forward after receiving the cruellest chop of all and the fitting of the blinkers. He can land the competitive 14:25 Melrose Handicap.

"He hit the line extremely hard at Goodwood at a track that would never play to the strengths of a horse with "lazyitus". He was under the pump for some time but ran on very strongly at the death to encourage this longer trip."

Back Soulcombe @ 4.03/1

Kate Tracey: Calling to have Ebor run to suit

York, 15:35 - Ebor Heritage Handicap

"One horse who ticks a lot of boxes is Calling The Wind who is a big price at 34.033/1. Richard Hughes's runner drops back into a handicap here after running well to finish third in a Listed contest last time out.

"We know that stamina is no issue at all for this gelding after he ran over two miles on his latest couple of starts. He is a very consistent performer so should run his race once more and he won't be hindered by this drop back in trip either."

Back Calling The Wind each-way @ 34.033/1

Timeform: Ebor runner-by-runner guide

York, 15:35 - Ebor Heritage Handicap

"(Earl of Tyron has been a) big improver for this yard, completing a hat-trick when seeing off Raise You by a length and a quarter in a Limerick listed race in June. Seemingly saved for this since and his yard continues in very good form. Big player."

Back Early of Tyrone @ 7.26/1

Kevin Blake: Back Spangled Mac to shine in fierce contest

York, 16:10 - Constantine Handicap

"The Sky Bet Constantine Handicap (16:10) is one of the most fiercely-competitive handicaps of the entire meeting, but we'll always have a crack at races like this if we can and the one I like is the George Boughey-trained Spangled Mac.

"The three-year-old was an inspired purchase for just 16,000 guineas when still unraced just last April and has already won five races since. He has been firmly marching up the ranks in the last six weeks and, while he had his winning run brought to an end at the Shergar Cup meeting on his latest start, he enhanced his credentials in defeat."

Back Spangled Mac win and place @ 9.89/1