Madtoffyrabbit

He is a reliable and seasoned campaigner who can perform well at the appropriate level and distance. Since joining Daragh Bourke, he has had a few decent outings, although he faded at Ayr two weeks ago. In this competitive, lower-tier handicap, I expect he will be in contention and looks worth considering each-way at 22/1.

Focusing on Class 4 and Class 5 races, mainly at Sedgefield and here at Kelso. He has exhibited strong form, including numerous wins and recent runner-up finishes, establishing himself as a trustworthy contender. He recently finished 2nd at Sedgefield and won at Warwick. He has proven he is versatile, with victories in both hurdles and chases, generally on good to soft/heavy going. He has been progressing well since cheekpieces were introduced and is looking quite promising each-way at favourable odds.

He is viewed as a very good, high-quality staying chaser, celebrated for his reliability as a jumper with a proven history in endurance races. He achieved third place in the Irish Grand National and has done well in high-level handicaps such as the Paddy Power Chase. At 12 years old, he is still going strong. Having won twice at Fakenham this season, he is a value each-way option at 14/1 and remains in a favourable position based on earlier form.

A highly reliable and effective sprinter, especially recognized for his impressive results on the AW track here at Dundalk, where he has achieved five victories. Although his recent performances have been lacking, he holds a respectable rating that suggests he could bounce back. Therefore, he merits serious consideration for an each-way bet at favorable odds.

He is handy but unpredictable, a handicap chaser/hurdler, boasting a notable victory at Hereford in November last year and a number of placed efforts. He has shown promise in Class 4/5 races and is typically ridden by his regular jockey, Shane Quinlan. Famous for coming from miles back to win, he displays excellent closing speed and finished in the frame in both of his recent starts last month while wearing blinkers. At 16/1, he looks a solid each-way bet.

The 4-year-old competes well at the lower levels of handicap racing, but has had difficulty consistently finishing in the top spots during recent runs for Denis Hogan. His most recent performance resulted in an eighth-place finish here at Dundalk in January. Nevertheless, he has proven he can win, having triumphed in a Class 5 Novice Stakes at Kempton in August 2024. With a jockey's 7 lb claim and four places up for grabs, he could gain some ground and may be worth considering each-way at 18/1.

The 4-year-old is a competitive handicapper, although he has yet to secure a victory in seven starts. He has demonstrated potential, highlighted by a commendable 2nd-place finish in a Navan handicap in April last year. Recently, he has accumulated significant track experience and may be ready to make an impact with first-time blinkers. Definitely worth an each-way bet at favourable odds.