1:30 Fontwell Tips

Roe And Co looks the one to beat for me. The jockey-trainer combination is a good one, with the rider at 12% and the trainer at 16% for their respective strike rates. Jamie Snowden has found the answer for this horse by putting him over the bigger fences, and he's taken to it like the proverbial duck to water??'winning three on the trot. Looks the one to bowl again.

Record High had a narrow defeat here last time over course and distance losing by half a length off 98 when ridden by Isabelle Ryder for the first time and she gets a chance for his first win since winning over course and distance on heavy last February off 95. He is back up to a mark of 100 but still looks competitively weighted.

Unexposed as a staying type but looks interesting if building on his most recent 3rd of 7 to Queens Wish at Southwell (3m 60yds) on good to soft ground in a Class 5 Novice Handicap Chase back in November last year, and now 1 lb lower with K. Brogan again on board.

Innisfree Lass has not won over fences yet, but on the return from a break in November off a 100 she was a distant second here, 44 lengths ahead of the next rival. The winner that day has gone on to win twice since. While she was a bit crock last time out and pulled up, I think she is in with a chance off a mark of 96 today.

He looked capable of more over staying trips, judged on last season, and the stable landed a gamble at Lingfield since his last run. That suggests they may have turned the corner. Course winner, loves testing conditions, and only 3 lb higher than his ready triumph at Ffos Las. Bit of money coming for him. One of the more interesting types.

She's not exactly the most consistent, but she is certainly very capable when on a going day. I prefer her on testing ground, and it's a surprise we haven't seen her more over fences. Last time was a return to form. I just think that, with how testing it could become here, she could outrun her double-figured price.

The booking of Charlie Deutsch today gives me hope of a better performance than last time under an inexperienced Jack Stenhouse 9/11. He ran better in a Class 3 race around here and can't be written off, in my opinion. EW bet

Only Gossip hasn't found her rhythm over hurdles, but she was a winner in point-to-points. Now moving back to fences in Class 5, she could easily outrun her odds.