2:20 Catterick Tips

Consistent type who has 2 wins & 2 second placed runs in his last 4 starts . Has had a 47 day break since finishing 2nd at Exeter over 18f , is upped an extra 1f in trip today to 19f same distance as Huntingdon win which has seen him rise from a mark of 87 to 98 over last 4 runs & should once again be in the mix .

Inferno Sacree has been knocking on the door in each of his three races this season. He opened up with a third at Plumpton and then finished second in each of his last two races. His latest effort was at Taunton over a very similar distance to today, and he was denied by just a nose. Today there should be no issue with conditions, and with the help of a seven-pound claimer on board, Inferno Sacree has every chance of recording his first win of the season.

This one sits firmly in the each-way bet to nothing category for me. He looks sure to be there or thereabouts after a win under similar trip and ground conditions as he gets here today. Critics will argue that he's vulnerable off this 7 lb higher mark, but he is unexposed and was well supported before brushing aside the second in that race. Crucially, there was a yawning gap back to the third as well, and I think that form is good enough to take this.

A strong contender at distances between 2m and 2m 3f. He is primarily known as a specialist at the Catterick course. Although he has focused on longer distances or flat races in recent years, his results in this range have been mixed but competitive. Throughout his career, he has secured 12 victories, with 8 of those wins coming at Catterick, including a notable 2m flat victory in October 2025. The each-way odds look favourable.

With five places on offer, I really can't see Singapore Trip finishing out of the frame. He ran well here between Christmas and the New Year, and with the talented Alice Stevens retaining the ride, he can go well.

As Fast As Wind made a late error last time out at Market Rasen, which caused the run to look a bit poorer than it actually was. She still looks well handicapped based on this season's showings. She seems fine at this newer trip, and her hold-up style might also suit this sort of race. Looks the most likely outsider to place.

Rauzan won four times in Ireland but has not matched that in three runs here for his new handler. His mark has dropped almost a stone, and he should appreciate the drop in grade.