VILLE CAN BE TALK OF TOWN FOR BEWLEY

HOGANVILLE is fancied to defend his unbeaten record for George Bewley and Connor Rabbitt by landing the Racing TV 100% Profits Returned To Racing Handicap Hurdle (1.55) at Kelso today.

The former Paul Nolan trainee laughed at odds of 18-1 when landing a handicap hurdle at Hexham in September by three lengths from

Our Sam on his British debut. And my selection, again ridden by goingplaces claimer Rabbitt, defied a 6lb rise in the weights when beating The Questioner by a head at Ayr last month.

There is an additional 4lb to deal with here, but the runner-up went one better at Ascot last Friday and the step up to three and a quarter miles should hold no terrors for a horse who still has more to give.

At Lingfield , COOLVALLA should take his record over fences to 2-2 by beating nine rivals for the At The Races App Market Movers Handicap Chase (12.55).