WAY TO JO FOR WIN
JOHANNES (5.05) looks a typical David Pipe improver in the novices’ handicap hurdle at Wincanton.
The gelding clearly relished tackling 2m 4f when decisively defeating Try The Money at Taunton. The four-year-old looks nicely unexposed so can shrug off a 6lb penalty under Harry Cobden.
SEASETT (2.00) can claim the amateurs’ handicap hurdle for Irish ace Shark Hanlon.
The six-year-old got his act together when denying
Masked Crusader at Carlisle. That race is working out well so the gelding can claim another competitive contest.
Anthony Honeyball is still in fair form so I’m on HATOS (2.30) in the handicap chase.
The gelding was only denied a hat-trick by the improving
We will go with plan b at Leicester. The seven-year-old was staying on well so can regain the winning thread upped in trip.
Tom Symonds is hitting top gear so I’m on GAYE LEGACY (3.00) in the staying hurdle.
The mare was far from disgraced when fifth to Pinot Rouge in Listed company at Doncaster. The six-year-old remains well treated so she can take advantage of today’s stiff drop in class.
STAY IF U WANT TO (2.40) won’t be hanging around in the maiden hurdle at Hereford.
Jonjo O’Neill’s horse was a cracking second to Wolfburg on his timber debut at Catterick.
That is respectable form so the five-year-old can open his account for his thriving trainer.
FLASH GORCOMBE (3.10) can show his mettle for Robert Walford in the two-miler.
The chaser ran well again when giving Moytier most problems over 2m 4f at Wincanton. The seven-yearold doesn’t lack speed so he can cash in on an inviting mark down in trip.
AFTER MANY DAYS (3.40) can time it to perfection in the PlanetSportBet Hurdle.
Henry Daly’s charge put in her best shift yet when third to Our Pink Lady at Southwell. The mare is open to progress so she can defy a welter burden in this weaker handicap.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL (4.45) can steal the limelight in the PlanetSportBet Chase.