12:20 Naas Tips

Robert Tyner (SR 38%) yard is hot at the moment, and Crecora Hills looks well handicapped, allotted 10 stone 11 pounds for this 2m4f novice handicap chase. It looks a fairly weak affair. Six-year-old mare by Flemensfirth will be better for the step up in trip. Mark Walsh (SR 23%) is a strong jockey booking. Being backed.

Ceroc could benefit from going on a left handed track like Naas as he jumped to the left at his fences last time under a positive ride when finishing in 2nd place beaten five lengths at Clonmel.

Liz Doyle's French 10 year old Veteran Gelding CAYD BOY certainly wont leap from the pages of Tommorow mornings Racing Post newspaper However I don't think this Son of NO RISK AT ALL could be totally dismissed on his better form over the tall timber. Firstly this French lad has tended to perform well when returning from a long break placing 2/3 times when doing so, The Softer ground conditions (and rain expected) certainly won't harm his chances. I'm happy to wipe the slate clean for his last two runs over Ground Conditions that he wouldn't have been thrilled with. This lads best Chase form has come on testing ground keeping on over 2 miles & his standout run was last year here in this grade finishing 2nd off a mark of 125 & arrived here 17lbs lighter. Trainer Liz Doyle has a 29.17% psr here (5 years) & 28.30% psr with her charges returning from big breaks & 50% psr when teaming with Jockey Simon Torrens. It could be a swing & miss but I'll take my chance.