THERE’S HELL TO PAY
UNLEASH HELL (6.0) is a hot one for Tom Dascombe at Wolverhampton.
The three-year-old relished tackling 1m 4f when second to Amiwithani at Kempton in January.
That was a strong handicap so the gelding should land a weaker event for his trainer.
Ilka Gansera-Leveque is in peak form so it’s worth rowing in with WHITE MIST (5.30).
The sprinter stayed on the rise when narrowly denying
Araifjan at Kempton last month and remains fairly treated so ought to strike up against some exposed rivals.
BINT HAVANA GOLD (7.0) can sparkle for Richard Hughes in the Betmgm Handicap.
The grey continued her reinvention as a sprinter when second to Musical Diva at Southwell in January so should triumph back over six furlongs.
ARTISAN DANCER (7.30) can put her best foot forward for Charlie Johnston. The fouryear-old ran a blinder when chinned by Andaleep over 1m 4f at Southwell nine days ago.
The gelding is even better over longer so ought to deliver down in class.
MY TURN NOW (8.0) can keep Michael Attwater’s bandwagon rolling in the sprint.
The filly showed that five furlongs was her best trip when caning Stroxx here last month. The four-year-old scored with plenty in hand so looks poised to follow up from a workable draw.
CHANCE A TUNE (2.50) can kick off a terrific day for Nigel Twiston-Davies at Plumpton.
The gelding improved for the step up to 2m 4f when slamming Abingworth at Hereford eight days ago.
The nine-year-old won with real authority so stands to make light of a 7lb hike.
The Naunton handler can add the Howden Hurdle with
MR MACKAY (3.52). The gelding returned to form with a second to Black Hawk Eagle
five weeks ago at Hereford and still lurks on an attractive mark.
ARTISTIC ENDEAVOUR
(3.20) has the talent to shade the Weatherbys Hurdle for Tim Vaughan after a creditable shift when a close third behind talented Gyllen at Sandown.
The bay was staying on strongly up the hill that day in January so ought to defy a welter burden upped in trip.