Madtoffyrabbit

Considered competitive at distances of 3m 1f and beyond, particularly as a staying handicapper. He won a key victory in a Class 3 handicap hurdle at Perth in April 2025. His most recent outing around this trip was in November, finishing 3rd in a Class 2 handicap chase at Haydock. He has shown a clear preference for longer staying trips and has been effective on good to soft. This season's form suggests he has become much more reliable at this trip under trainer Olly Murphy, making him a worthwhile each-way option at 14/1.

He has proven his effectiveness at 8f, achieving several wins at this distance. He is a two-time winner at Southwell over this C&D and has also shown strong form at Newcastle, indicating a clear preference for synthetic left-handed tracks. His most recent performances include a victory at Southwell in October and a respectable sixth place at Newcastle in December. This reliable, experienced handicapper at 1m on the AW is very capable of winning when the conditions are favourable, making him a strong each-way candidate at 9/1.

Over his career, he has proven to be more successful in shorter sprints, particularly at 7f, where he has recorded several wins on AW. The 10-year-old has struggled with 1m races, most recently this month here at Dundalk, where he finished 13th. Yet he did secure his first AW win over this C&D last November, indicating a place or even a win at 50/1 each-way is certainly a possibility.

This three-time course winner is a capable handicap-level competitor who has consistently displayed solid form over 1m 4f and similar distances, particularly on AW. Although his best form has historically been over shorter distances, he has demonstrated his stamina for this trip. He secured 3rd place in a 1m 4f handicap here at Dundalk last month. He looks a reliable each-way bet at 10/1.