Key Tips for Saturday's Curragh Group 3s Neutral A cracking afternoon of racing in store from the Curragh on Saturday includes a trio of Group 3 races. The Newtownanner Stud Irish European Breeders Fund Stakes (14:20), the Heider Family Stables Round Tower Stakes (14:52) and the Snow Fairy Fillies Stakes (15:27) all precede the Irish Cambridgeshire later on in the afternoon. We have tips for the trio of Group 3 events on the card. Selections for The Curragh's Group 3s 14:20 Curragh - Queen Of Hawaii 14:52 Curragh - Red Earth 15:27 Curragh - Red Letter 14:20 Curragh - Queen Of Hawaii Aidan O'Brien has won this seven times since 2005 and his 7f course debut winner Sugar Island will be popular for the win now under Ryan Moore, however, that July success has taken a knock or two on the form book. Queen Of Hawaii was well held on debut over 7f here in June but came forward nicely to win a 1m Leopardstown maiden on good ground the following month in the hands of Dylan McMonagle. That form puts her right in the firing line for this and she has already improved for this mile trip. Her rider has been hoovering up weekend wins lately as he chases a maiden jockeys' title and can start off another good day at HQ. 14:52 Curragh - Red Earth Mission Central heads the betting for the Heider Family Stables Round Tower Stakes off the back of his second-time-out win over C&D earlier this month. He made all and left his rivals trailing in behind as he sauntered clear for an eight-length win. He sets the standard, but Red Earth made a pleasing first impression at Naas (6f, yielding) last month when taking care of business under minimal urging from Seamie Heffernan. He beat the experienced Krasimir cosily and the third, Whatchadoin, ran well in third behind Mission Central next time out at this venue. Fozzy Stack's son of No Nay Never is open to plenty of improvement after that initial success five weeks ago and it's no shock to find him taking a cut at a race of this ilk. He could be destined for much better things and, at the forecast odds, appeals as a solid each-way option now. 15:27 Curragh - Red Letter Ger Lyons' Frankel filly Red Letter can grab the spoils in the Snow Fairy Fillies Stakes over nine-furlongs. She remains low-mileage after just six starts and has two wins and two placed efforts on her CV. She didn't run badly in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket on her comeback in May, beaten less than three lengths, and was only denied by Barnavara in a hot renewal of the Listed Kooyonga Stakes at Navan in June. The winner won a Group 3 next time and third collected a Listed prize, as did Red Letter on her only outing since. That came at Killarney (1m, soft) just over six weeks ago where she overcame a wide draw and ground softer than she would relish to come and collect with something to spare. The extra furlong on good ground looks to be in her favour and it's unlikely we have seen the best of this Juddmonte-owned three-year-old.