Templegate looks to the United States confident he can spot winners in the star-filled Breeders' Cup.

UK punters will enjoy the Keeneland action on ITV on both Friday and Saturday.

He first reveals his top tip for each night before covering every race on the card.

Friday

Best Bet

Sun Goddess (8.15) could give Aidan O'Brien his third Juvenile Fillies Turf victory in five years.

The filly dazzled on fast ground in the Cheveley Park and proved her stamina at The Curragh when she won the Group 1 Moyglare under tougher conditions.

A wide draw may help, allowing Ryan Moore to avoid the scramble on the bends and make a late run on the outside.

Rest of the Action

Brickyard Belle offers the home team a first win in the Juvenile Turf Sprint (6.55) after posting a blistering Matron Stakes time at Belmont.

She benefits from a 3-lb allowance to the colts and prefers a late surge.

Miss Monica (7.35) has been dominant in California and captured a Grade 1 last outing; a good trip could see her finish strongly.

In the Juvenile, Coach Pope (8.55) could prevail after a too-aggressive ride in a previous Grade 1, with Jose Ortiz expected to be more patient.

Folsom Blues looks strongest in the Juvenile Turf (9.35) but the quick ground may be his toughest yet for Joseph O'Brien.

That opens a chance for Aidan O'Brien to claim a fifth consecutive win with Great Barrier Reef, provided he is fit after a reported stone bruise on Thursday.

Great Barrier Reef won the Coventry Stakes on firm ground and placed third behind stablemate Darkness Falls in the Dewhurst when stepped up in distance.

Saturday

Best Bet

Notable Speech (8.20) can defend the Breeders' Cup Mile for Charlie Appleby and William Buick.

He triumphed in this race a year ago and has stayed in sparkling form, handling tacky ground in the City of York and then quicker conditions in the Woodbine Mile.

Starting from stall eight, he is described as "hard to fault."

Rest of the Action

Ways and Means (5.10) was an impressive Grade 1 winner at Saratoga and should be more than adequate.

Comanche Brave (5.48) has been flawless this season, adding a Curragh Flying Five win to his July Cup success on fast ground.

Blue Bolt (7.04) can outpace Precise in a likely cracker, having handled a mile well in her two recent Group 1 victories.

Liam Smith (7.42) looks solid each-way after a fast Santa Anita time, likely to launch quickly and stay for a place.

Fully Subscribed (8.58) proved herself over this trip previously and should be close.

Johanna Walsh (9.36) can lead a strong European contingent in the Turf, despite a dislike for soft ground at York after a fast-ground Group 1 win at The Curragh.

Joseph O'Brien is expected to have her ready.

Knightsbridge (10.16) may edge out stablemate and Japanese hope Forever Young in the Classic after a fast clocking at Del Mar.

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