Free racing tips at Punchestown and Exeter

ITV viewers have seven live races to enjoy on Sunday. The bulk of the action comes from Punchestown, where the Morgiana Hurdle headlines the proceedings. ITV will also head to Exeter for a trio of decent handicaps.

Panda Boy won at Punchestown last season. Thedevilscoachman is the classiest of the seven entrants. The ground is heavy. Panda Boy could vastly outrun his current odds.

Morgiana Hurdle is live streaming from Punchestown.

Dubrovnik Harry makes his chase debut in Devonshire Novices' Limited Handicap Chase. Sean Bowen's mount enjoyed a solid novice hurdle campaign last season and came third in the Novice's Handiap Hurdle Final at Sandown in March. Dubrovniks Harry has an opening chase mark of 128.

Monbeg Park is the one I'm most keen on in the Maiden Hurdle. Seabank Bistro is all the rage in betting. Monbegs Park finished second on his debut at Galway.

Harry Kimber's mount won at Chepstow with plenty left in-hand off a mark of 107. Joe Tizzard's eight-year-old entered this season as a 13-race maiden over fences. Faustinovick placed second four times during his novice season.

Sean O'Brien's mare Nell's Well won first time out last October. Mark Walsh's mount couldn't make up ground from the rear on her final start of last season off this mark.

Martinhal won twice at Exeter as a novice. David Pipe's stable is going great guns. Martinhal ran just twice last season.