IT’LL WORK OUT FINE
ONE FINE MAN (5.20) can show his class for Jimmy Moffatt on a cracking card at Haydock.
The eight-year-old stayed upwardly mobile over fences by slamming Richmond Lake at Ayr. That is terrific form so he can defy a lenient 2lb hike for his shrewd handler.
RICHMOND LAKE (2.25) can gain compensation for that defeat in the novices’ chase and Donald McCain’s horse can put that experience to good use in another competitive contest.
HURLERONTHEDITCH (3.35) can score for Kim Bailey in the Racing TV Handicap Hurdle. The seven-year-old improved again when third to Libberty Hunter in a hot Chepstow novice and was staying on very strongly so can cash in on a nice opening mark up in trip.
NO CRUISE YET (4.10) can blitz his rivals for Sam Drinkwater in the Tim Molony Chase. The eight-year-old put in another good shift when third to Kitty’s Light in the Eider at Newcastle and didn’t quite stay 4m 1f so can land this weaker contest down in trip.
HORACIO APPLE’S (4.45) can bag the Old Boston Hurdle for thriving Oliver Greenall.
The six-year-old clearly relished tackling three miles when outbattling Basford at Bangor. That race is working out extremely well so he can shrug off a 4lb hike.
The handler can also bag the handicap chase at Warwick with GOOD WORK (4.0), second to Methodtothemadness at Musselburgh and open to plenty more progress over three miles so he can prevail down in class.
Gary Moore’s HERMINO AA (2.15) can build on some smart efforts in the novice hurdle.
SWINGING LONDON (3.25) can keep Olly Murphy’s bandwagon rolling in the two-miler.
The hurdler took another step forward when second to the improving Rewired at Huntingdon so can claim this slightly weaker contest.
LADY VALENTINE (5.10) can turn on the charm in a competitive handicap hurdle.
Jamie Snowden’s four-yearold put in a career best when second to Never No Trouble at Hereford so can go one better over 2m 4f.