3:00 Worcester Tips

Captain Hugo could well be the contender to give Madajovy the most to think about here. Showed good promise when 2nd on debut. Should build on that, and place prospects are high.

The Nicky Henderson-trained Reckless Spending is a £200,000 Irish import who was second in an Irish point-to-point and looks a nice prospect. This looks a good place to start.

Was 3rd on rules debut at Ludlow over 16f on good to soft 20 days ago, running on at the business end. Team Skelton had a bumper winner at Southwell on Monday. They have 2 running at Worcester today, but I think this will be placed once again.

Ciaran Gethings onboard with this newcomer to the track. Not a huge lot to go on, but I just love the horse's name! No, seriously speaking now. On a technical level, Dingdangdoo comes from a family full of bumper winners. From the 'Time Test' breed, who can be quite versatile horses. The yard has been fancied to win in the past and shouldn't be dismissed with Gethings onboard.

Christian Williams seems to call upon Jack Tudor when he has his horses looking straight, and a big run could be appearing. Bombay Pete fell in his only point-to-point run at the last when holding third place. Could be of interest in this national hunt flat race, where he may prove his worth. He is by Pether's Moon, so he may have the substance to be of interest.

Some good form here. The fancy is for Hans Lippershey, who ran a cracker to finish third on debut a couple of weeks ago and can build on that for a competitive finish.

Admittedly this one has to put a very disappointing debut behind him to feature today, but with the yard hitting form and the gelding having had a wind operation and sporting a tongue tie, I'm prepared to risk that he will show more today.