13:50 – Newbury – Won the Grade 1 Tolworth at Sandown (2m, soft) as a novice hurdler last season; made a satisfactory switch to chasing at Ffos Las (2m5f, good to soft) and narrowly went one better with a rallying display at Exeter (2m3f, good to soft) 16 days ago; similar form to today’s rivals, plus potential.
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Doncaster
Dr Sanderson
Best form on good/good to soft ground, triple hurdle winner, and although the switch to fences was anything but seamless last winter, he hardly put a foot wrong when impressing in 2m3f novice handicap at Plumpton in October, up 7lb, and this race is warmer, but still deserves plenty of respect.
Newbury
Count Meribel
Made a bright start to chase career in November 2018 over 2m4f on good, has shown his form only once in six starts since and has a bit to prove in a quality handicap of this competitiveness, but his unseat at Ascot one week ago was in the early stages and this does look a competitive mark.
Dundalk
Tham Luang
0-12 on the Flat but in good form in three of his four starts around here over the last couple of months, only beaten 3l when second of 14 over C&D last week and a repeat of that should put him in the mix.
Chelmsford
Fortune Finder
Showed ability on 1m4f debut for John Gosden in March and again when staying on to nab third late on in 1m course maiden in September, step back up in trip looks sure to suit and he appeals as a likely improver now making a quick switch to handicaps, interesting.
Returns and odds correct at time of publishing.
