LiveScore's Five To Follow at the Curragh on Sunday

2.20pm - Moyglare "Jewels" Blandford Stakes (1m2f - Group 2)

Dual-Classic winner LOVE has been beaten on her last two outings on the track, but both of those defeats came in Group One company. 

A drop down in grade should help the Ballydoyle filly record the eighth success of her career.

It was not long ago that Love was being talked about as one of the best fillies in recent history. 

Last season's Oaks winner can get back on track with victory in this race, beating Thundering Night and La Petite Coco, her two biggest challengers.

LiveScore Selection: Love

2.55pm - Derrinstown Stud Flying Five Stakes (5f - Group 1)

DRAGON SYMBOL has had to settle for minor honours in a number of leading sprint races this season in the UK, including the Commonwealth Cup, which he lost in the Stewards' room. 

Archie Watson's colt is now taking his chance in a Group One race in Ireland where he is in with a big chance.

The three-year-colt is still open to improvement so there may still be a lot more to come from him this season. He was less than two lengths behind Winter Power last time and that form can be reversed here.

LiveScore Selection: Dragon Symbol

3.30pm - Moyglare Stud Stakes (7f - Group 1)

It was an impressive debut that HOMELESS SONGS made earlier this season when she scored at Leopardstown over this distance. 

You would not have known that was her opening start as she looked very professional and won going away from her rivals.

The Frankel filly is clearly highly regarded by Dermot Weld as he has thrown her into Group One company on just her second outing and The Irish trainer's judgement should be trusted.

LiveScore Selection: Homeless Songs

4.05pm Goffs Vincent O'Brien National Stakes (7f)

It has been four wins from four starts for POINT LONSDALE in what has been an impressive start to the Australian colt's career, with his latest victory came in the Group Two Futurity Stakes, a race he won with ease.

This horse could be the latest superstar from the Ballydoyle operation and if that is the case, he will need to score here in his first attempt at a Group One contest.

LiveScore Selection: Point Lonsdale

4.40pm - Comer Group International Irish St Leger (1m6f)

TWILIGHT PAYMENT finished third in the Irish St Leger 12 months ago. He can go two places better this time as he has improved considerably since then,  warming up for this race by winning the trial contest over this C&D.

The 2020 Melbourne Cup winner is eight years of age now, but he is producing the best form of his career and looks set for another big race success.

LiveScore Selection: Twilight Payment