4:40 Ludlow Tips

Doubts about all of them here, but CHESTNUT PETE looks the more solid. Disappointed last time, but looked to be going the right way previous to that and has been given a break since. If the first-time visor works for Redbridge Rambler, he would go close.

Two-Mile-Four Handicap Chase offers £ 4,753 in prize money and could be the ideal opportunity for Whizz Kid, trained by Dr Richard Newland, to break his maiden over fences. Though winless in three chase starts, he's a multiple hurdle winner and consistently travels well through his races often looking the likely winner before fading late. That pattern has held over both hurdles and fences, but his three chase runs have come in stronger company, and there's been promise in each. This marks a drop in class, and conditions appear ideal: preferred ground, a suitable trip, and the booking of top jockey Sam Twiston-Davies. Against a field of largely exposed or vulnerable rivals, Whizz Kid may well be able to cruise around Ludlow on the bridle and assert his class.