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Free-runner who won by 30 lengths on soft ground in October 2021 at Fontwell. However, he went on leave for 406 days after that, and when he went back to Cheltenham last month, he had a huge advantage at one point, but he got tired and lost the race.

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In France, where he began his career, he won in deep ground at Dieppe.

At the beginning of the year, his respectable seconds at Wetherby and Doncaster were clearly anticipated because he started as favorite in both races. However, he has since been absent and had a wind operation.

He might be a big player if that has helped, and more rain wouldn’t hurt him.

King of Kings

In September, the ever-shrewd Kerry Lee purchased it from Henry De Bromhead for £21,000 as part of a Gigginstown clearance sale at Goffs. He had won a first-time hurdle at Wexford in June, but his chase debut was sloppy, probably why he left.

Did very well in his British debut over the same course and distance when, after four months off, he lost to Punctuation, who has won again since at Cheltenham, by a narrow neck. The increased distance certainly suited him, as the two finished nine lengths ahead of the others.

Now up 4 pounds, but Angus Cheleda loses 5 pounds. He looks like he’ll be there soon, even if he just gets better, especially since more rain will be good for him. major player

Boy Hermes:

He won at Exeter in December of last year, but he lost twice at odds-on earlier this year, so be careful because he doesn’t look the easiest (can hang).

However, when he competed in a Class 2 event over two miles at Sandown the previous time, he appeared to be having a hard time approaching the second turn, but he persevered in first-time cheekpieces (retained here) to finish fourth, behind the smart Love Envoi.

He has a shot from both directions, and the ground should work.

Can You Phone?

Was pursuing at the turn of the year and succeeded at Catterick in February off this exact same imprint.

After a break of nine months, he returned to Taunton and ran a decent race over hurdles before being beaten a length by American Sniper, who finished 25 lengths ahead of the next home.

The ground will suit and he must be genuinely thought of.

Mister Who

fought hard at Lingfield (soft) in November to defeat Jubilee Express, his yard’s last winner, but has been pretty quiet since.

Jubilee Express’ direct line suggests a difficult challenge for Hermes Boy, but he is not exposed and probably has more to offer.

Blue Stello

Viewed as a chaser really taking shape by his unbelievable mentor and in the wake of completing second in his point, made his Standards debut following a year off to succeed at Warwick in November 2021, completing emphatically for a thin loss however getting the race following a stewards’ enquiry since he was knock close home.

Off for more than a year, but clearly has a lot of potential from the top yard and looks like the favorite to start.

Ballycross

veteran who once worked well for Nicky Henderson makes his debut for new connections but has a record of two victories from 35 starts. This is the amateur partner’s first hurdles competition in just over three years, and he has only won 11 times. Simple to oppose.

This year, the Latino Fling Improving mare has won five races, including one over the course and distance in July. She has mostly been running on good ground. has also demonstrated her adaptability over distances of two to nearly three miles.

Off since being held at Kelso in September, she must find a little more, despite her earlier soft form.

Risk D’Argent

Front-runner and consistent type who, after eight months off, finished second at Wetherby and is likely to return for that. Handles the ground, but the step up in trip is a little bit of a question because he was held well the last time he tried something similar.

Maclain

e, another unfazed individual who returned to Fontwell in November after a ten-month absence, despite advancing toward the stands’ rail in the final stages.

When the fourth, Alexandra Romanov, won again earlier this month at the same track, the form improved.

The stable has been quiet recently, but this kind of business usually produces more.

Rob Royal is trained locally, but he hasn’t raced since October 2020, when he won easily at Kelso off just 2 pounds less than today’s mark. Talented and ahead of the pack in distance, but he won points. Now rising to 11