3:07 Wincanton Tips

Frank Stamper has been well fancied for his last two starts. After being placed in 3 of his 8 starts, he can get his first win here. He stayed on to be second at Plumpton last week and is off the same mark here. With Sean Bowen riding, he looks the most likely winner.

Hereford effort latest was another step in the right direction and should be more suited by this sounder surface. Can go close.

Down another pound here and with a fully fledged jockey back on top, he should be able to do some damage in these 0-100s from this mark. He is worth persevering with, down in grade and in this class of race for the first time.

Seven runs after joining the Tizzard yard last spring. Excuses last time out, but he’s run to a good level without winning in the other six races ??' a very close runner-up twice. On a handy mark now, and this handicap looks average. He is a previous C/D winner.

There or thereabouts in the last two runs over this trip, Prince Rheingold is given consideration once again here. Sean Houlihan was in the saddle for both and seems to be at a workable handicap mark. The 60-day-plus break is a slight concern, but with the course form he's got stronger claims than some at shorter prices and is considered each-way.

I thought there were enough positives on his belated comeback at Taunton to suggest that he could prove competitive at this level. The seven-year-old certainly wasn’t knocked about and I doubt he wanted the heavy ground. Reverting to 2m looks ideal and I like to think that he will be a lot straighter for that run too.

This 6-year-old was bred for both stamina and jumping ability, showcasing his competitiveness in hurdle races. He finished 4th over 2m 5f here last month, and the upcoming reduction in trip should work in his favour, making an each-way bet at 14/2 great value.

The booking of Jack Andrews is odd for this yard, did finish second in the Aintree Foxhunters I think it was. He's the younger brother of Bridget Andrews, who is Harry's wife. Enough of the family tree, this handicap debutant is chucked on judged on his bumper form and they could have got Woods etc to ride instead. Early cut from 365 suggests there could be something in it.

Daany went off hard last time from 6 lb out of the handicap on very heavy ground at Taunton, in a Class 4, and went off at 40/1 with little chance. If anything, that run would have sharpened him up for a return to better ground and a lower grade, which he has here. The 9-year-old is a course-and-distance winner, versatile ground-wise, and below his last winning mark. Taylor Fisher, who rode last time and is 2/3 over hurdles on him, knows how to take him from the front. He looks sure to be one of the leaders and could catch a fair few of these out. If he nicks a lead he could hold on, and 40/1 each-way today is a big price for him with four-place payouts offered all round.