Bumper winner; well beaten on the switch to chasing six weeks ago but is the type to do better, having shown some promise in Irish points (form has substance).
Runner-up three times over fences but otherwise a longstanding maiden in Ireland and lacks recent match practice; market may give further guidance on stable debut.
Consistent maiden who has a record of 4223 since switched to fences, the second-place finishes off this mark; solid chance, assuming he returns from ten-month absence in top form.
Bumper winner who has been placed four times over hurdles; form dipped sharply last time but usually a consistent sort and may rebound, provided she takes to fences; trainer is 2-3 with runners at Market Rasen this term; one to consider.
Inconsistent maiden over hurdles but could well improve for this switch to chasing and new headgear; solid second, behind a subsequent rules scorer, in sole Irish point start; interesting off reduced mark.
Two from two since joining new yard and fitted with visor, both wins in novice handicap chases over 2m4f on good ground, latest at Huntingdon; respected with further progress plausible.
Still a maiden but ran with some promise at Huntingdon on last appearance in the spring, producing best effort since joining new stable; market support should be noted.
Three wins over hurdles during his progressive spell but form dipped markedly the last twice (April); chance of rebounding depends on how well he takes to chasing; regressive in Irish points.
Not solid on hurdles form but may well benefit from this switch to chasing, having been largely consistent in Irish points (strike-rate just 1-8 admittedly).
Comfortably held in two novice hurdles for new yard; Irish point form (six runs) included two placed efforts and two falls, so he brings mixed messages to chase debut.
Well beaten in latest hurdles start, failing to back up his spring efforts; point record comprised two non-completions and a modest show; something to prove.
1/5 Odds Place 1,2,3
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