3:00 Warwick Tips

Theonewedreamof won five times in Ireland and was successful on her second start for Dan Skelton at Exeter in November. She was then runner-up in a Class 3 mares' handicap at Cheltenham in December. Unplaced in three starts since, her mark is now 1 lb lower than at Cheltenham, and Harry Skelton coming here rather than going to Perth could be significant, with this one of the two most valuable races on the card. She looks the most likely winner.

Winner of two of the last four starts at around today's trip at Hereford and Newbury. Goes up in class here but looks to have strong claims for each-way purposes at least, running off just three pounds higher than a best winning mark and with ground conditions ideal.

A in-form, likeable mare who has recently won two Taunton handicaps. Been penalised for those successes but will no doubt give another good showing here.

The Warren Greatrex-trained Realta Liath is having her first run since a wind op. The better ground should suit. She jumps well, and today's jockey Harry Bannister has one win from just two rides. A mark of 111 is workable, and with conditions that suit the 7yo Kingston Hill mare, a big run is expected.

This is a classic combination of a plunging handicap mark and a shrewd trainer angle. The yard boasts a highly profitable track record when equipping their chasers with this specific new headgear. When you map out her peak staying performances, she possesses an enormous speed and class advantage over her rivals under today's conditions. The market has completely overlooked her ability to bounce back, pricing her as a complete no-hoper rather than a class act crying out for a spark.