KING REINS SUPREME
BABY KING (2.05) can sparkle for Tom George in the Tanners Cava Handicap Chase at Ludlow.
The 10-year-old ended last season by scoring over track and trip and chased home
on his return at Aintree five-and-a-half weeks ago.
That race has worked out well and the pacy gelding can strike for a yard that has an enviable record at this gaff.
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(1.0) should bag his first win over
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BY GARRY OWEN fences for an in-form Philip Hobbs. A useful hurdler, the sixyear-old can build on his stellar second to the classy
over course and distance. Kim Bailey’s (1.30) can shade a fascinating mares’ novice hurdle.
The dual bumper winner looks even better over timber after her good third to on debut at Warwick.
(2.35)
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looks set to hand Kerry Lee a big win in the three-miler.
The seven-year-old should be primed after giving the progressive a fright on his return at Hereford in October.
(3.10) stands to pay a few fares in the amateurs’ handicap hurdle.
The ex-Irish gelding remains unexposed for Justin Landy after narrowly beating at Musselburgh last week.
(3.40) is worth backing in a trappy closing
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bumper. Dan Skelton’s mare should come on plenty for her second to the promising on debut at Sedgefield.
(12.50) is another exciting young hurdler for Nicky Henderson at Newbury.
This winning pointer will relish the switch to timber after slamming in a strong Kempton bumper.
(1.20) looks dangerous for team Bailey over three miles in the novices’ chase after the six-year-old
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bolted up from 2m 4f at Huntingdon.
(1.55) can land the TBA Mares’ Chase for the second year running.
Jessica Harrington’s star went on to finish second in the Grand National and looks streets ahead of her three rivals.
(3.0) can follow up last week’s Musselburgh rout for Richard Hobson.
The gelding is open to plenty of progress over fences after hammering
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