Highland Haven is a daughter of Kayf Tara. She has been showing promise at home and we hope she can make an impact in what looks a strong mares' bumper.
Switchel keeps bashing away and ran a better race when 2nd here last time. This is a smaller field tonight and hopefully, she will get that much-needed win.
We expected a big run from Bowtogreatness on his comeback at Cheltenham, but his jumping let him down badly. With a better round this time, he would be a contender.
We're double-handed here. I'm Ravenous is in good order after his win last time over hurdles and we're stepping him straight away into this handicap chase. He jumps well at home and looks on a fair enough mark for his debut over fences. Hopeful.
Johnjay should run well. In his last couple of runs he has gifted the races to his opponents with slow starts. if he can get away on terms he would have to be a threat. He should handle the track and ground. Hopeful.
Sugarloaf Lenny has been running very well since switching to AW this season, with two wins followed by another two close 4th places. The track should suit him and he looks to have a nice each-way chance.
Saracen Beau is a lovely horse and he is developing nicely. He ran well on his debut in a bumper around here in March. I expect a big run on this first effort over hurdles.
Harrys Hope has won both his races this season and seems well, He should go close but having been raised 7lb for the first of them, he is now another 6lb higher for the latest. No formality.
A few niggling issues forced us to wrap up early with Chatshow Tv last season. He has done well for the break and with his problems hopefully resolved, we should see him in a much better light now.
Chancycourt has yet to win but his latest run at Worcester a month ago suggested it may not be long delayed Each-way chance on a day of big, competitive fields.
It's been a bit of a struggle lately for Ajp Kingdom. He tries first-time cheek-pieces and we're claiming 5lb in the hope that might bring a positive response.
Eyed came to us when Paul Webber retired this year. He seems a nice horse but it's hard to gauge him as he blows all the time and it seems wise not to over-gallop him. I hope he's fit enough and we'll find that out today.
Siog Geal was an impressive winner first time out of a Belharbour point-to-point, easily beating a subsequent winner that is now with Harry Derham. Our mare shows plenty of talent and we have to be hopeful of a good start to her Rules career.
Kamsinas progressed last season in his first hurdles campaign winning three novice races including a Grade 2 at Haydock. There's still a bit of juice in his handicap mark of 130 and we expect him to go very close.
Mokaatil has been running okay off the higher mark he earned with two summer wins at Chepstow. He's always liable to turn up and he's an attractive each-way price if he does.