Sunday Horse Racing Tips from Racing Lee

A smart bumper mare, SHARP OBJECT made a pleasing hurdles debut last time out when sent off 2-1 favourite.
She was runner-up in a listed bumper to the well bread and classy Auora Vega.
If she can progress and translate that form to hurdles, she should have too much for these.
 

PADDY ELVIS is still a maiden, but keeps chipping away at this level, and his mark isn’t beyond him. 
He was beaten half-a-length over course-and-distance three starts back, before two fair efforts at Perth.
The first of those Perth ventures he looked set to go close, he was a couple of lengths ahead before falling at the last. J.J.Slevin retains the ride, and he’s worth an each-way play.
 

WE DARE TO DREAM went close on debut, and although there is not much form to go on, he kept on well for a one length defeat. That was over this six furlong trip, on likely similar good ground.
The winner of that race has since ran a solid three length sixth in the Group Three Molecomb at Glorious Goodwood. The third was a winner prior to that, and WE DARE TO DREAM can use that experience to good use to win this for his in-form yard.
 

 COOL LEGEND - This lightly raced gelding was just denied two starts back when sent off 2-1 favourite at Goodwood over this trip. Last time out was again made favourite to notch a second win from eight career starts, but ran into trouble. He powered home when in the clear, and the winner has franked the form at Glorious Goodwood last week when running a close third in a big handicap. The second won next time out in a competitive race at Chepstow for the Racing League. He can make amends here.