ITV Racing Tips: Check out the best bets for the Sunday Series from Musselburgh

Jim Goldie's Wickywickywheels was victorious at Hamilton last time out, and the four-year-old is well fancied to follow that success up this evening when he lines up in the 18:45 at Musselburgh. Proving hugely popular amongst our racing tipsters, the 7/1 chance has been napped by a whopping five tipsters, which include current naps table leader Expert Eye, who is top of the pile with a profit of £38.87.

There's a hugely competitive contest coming up at 17:15 and that stayers event has caught the eye of our tipsters as three of them feel that the aforementioned Goldie can taste more success on the day with 4/1 chance Geremia, who is the best bet of the likes of Templegate and The Guardian tipster. Taking on that charge will be the likes of Picksfromthepaddock and Ben Morgan, who fancy the Gordon Elliott-trained Tronador to score at odds of 5/1.

Garry Owen of the Daily Record is currently second in the naps table behind Expert Eye and the classy tipster has a current profit of £25.25, and he will look to kick off the Musselburgh card on a winning note as he is napping the 5/1 chance Rory, who runs in the 16:16 contest. Taking on Owen will be The Duke from the Yorkshire Post, who has put up Only Spoofing at 5/1 in the same race, while Rory Delargy from the Irish Field has opted for the 7/1 chance Ballintoy Harbour.

Moorestyle of the Daily Star Sunday has been in tremendous tipping form of late as the tipster has notched up back-to-back winners on Friday and Saturday. Going in search of a hat-trick on Sunday, Moorestyle has gone with a real flyer at Musselburgh as they have tipped up the 40/1 outsider Improvised in the 17:45 at Musselburgh. Fourth last time out, the David O'Meara-trained raider will need to build on that effort, but at huge odds he could offer some each-way value.

Another eye-catching big-priced selection at Musselburgh is the Paul Midgley-trained Leodis Dream, who is a 16/1 chance for the 16:16 contest and is the best bet of Farringdon of the Morning Star.

Fortunatus of the Sheffield Star is the other tipster bidding for a hat-trick of winning naps and that tipster has veered away from Musselburgh's card and heads to Listowel for the best bet of the day. The Willie Mullins-trained Jon Snow is a 2/1 chance for the 15:40 at Listowel, and the Closutton inmate will be having his first run on the Flat for over 700 days and was last seen finishing down the field over hurdles, but is of huge interest today.