I’LL GO WITH THE PRO
PROSCHEMA (1.50) can stay on the upgrade for Dan Skelton in the ROA Novices’ Hurdle at Wetherby.
The gelding would have beaten Thebannerkingrebel when that rival came down at the last over course and distance. That race is working out well and the four-year-old can follow up in another redhot event.
HAWK HIGH (2.20) can swoop for Tim Easterby in the ROA Handicap Chase. The ninestaying by gaRRy oweN year-old was revitalised by a switch to fences last term and can take advantage of a fair mark on his return.
Jamie Snowdon is hitting form so I’ll side with THOMAS
MACDONAGH (2.55). The unexposed hurdler can do plenty of damage in handicaps after landing his maiden in terrific style at Hexham.
KENNY GEORGE (12.30) is the name to remember on a competitive card at Hereford. Sheena West’s gelding remains open to progress over timber.
BIG SHARK (2.10) looks deadly for Phillip Hobbs in a red-hot novices’ hurdle.
Dianne Sayers’ LEGALIZED
(2.40) rates a value bet in the mares’ handicap hurdle.
The five-year-old should be primed after finishing third to a pair of in-form rivals in a strong event at Ayr recently.
STUPID CUPID (3.15) can hit the target for Sheila Lewis in the handicap chase. The mare will relish stepping back up trip after chasing home the improving Overawed over 2m 6f at Uttoxeter. SILVERTURNSTOGOLD (12.50) looks gilt-edged for shrewd Tony Carroll at Southwell. The four-year-old can take advantage of an attractive mark after outbattling the in-form
Split Down South here. FANCY FOOTINGS (2.30) can take another step forward for Tom Dascombe. The threeyear-old
remains unexposed on Fibresand after bolting up from Fieldsman here earlier this month.
TYNECASTLE PARK (3.05) can strike for Robert Eddery in the Betway Handicap.
The gelding is a useful stayer on his day and can bag his fourth course success if ready to go after a well-earned break.
Colin Tizzard said that 2018 Gold Cup hero Native River could reappear in next month’s Welsh National at Chepstow.