Madtoffyrabbit

She may not be the most reliable contender, having come in 6th in a handicap at Hamilton 18 days ago. Nevertheless, she achieved 4 wins at 5f last year and is adaptable to different ground conditions. Therefore, I feel the current odds of 22/1 look perfect for an each-way bet.

A modest 1m4f Flat runner, she comes into this race well below her usual standard over hurdles, having pulled up at Bangor 50 days ago in her final race for Tjade Collier. This switch in the stables is crucial for her to find her form again. The yard has a 21% win rate, which is encouraging, but at 22/1, an each-way bet is suggested.

The 2-year-old made a strong debut by finishing as the runner-up in a York maiden over this distance 5 weeks ago, appearing to be a worthy competitor against the winner until perhaps fatigue and inexperience caught up with him towards the end. With that race now behind him, he is certain to improve, and with Kevin Stott aboard, he stands a great chance of achieving success on his second attempt.

This fair 7f Flat winner has demonstrated comparable performance over hurdles, although he hasn't managed to secure a victory yet. He finished 2nd in a novice hurdle at Uttoxeter just 7 days ago. He possesses strong form claims, and with James Bowen, who is currently in excellent form, taking the reins, his chances look promising.

Showed strong potential by finishing 4th and 5th in handicaps at similar distances in May. He was competitive in those races, but has unfortunately seen a drop in the last 2 runs. With jockey Jason Hunt riding well, the 5-year-old has a chance to recover at this level. A key player in terms of weights and expected to provide an each-way profit at 8/1.

Last year's dual novice champion undoubtedly possesses skill, yet his recent 2 outings suggest he might have veered off track again, reminiscent of his flat racing days. The Snowden team is in outstanding form and has opted for the top-notch jockey Gavin Sheahan for this ride. The introduction of a tongue strap for the first time should be beneficial, and an each-way bet at 15/2 appears to be a promising opportunity.

C&D winner last June, when he achieved the final leg of a hat-trick. He struggled afterwards but has regained his form this season, finishing a commendable 2nd in a Newton Abbott hunter chase in May. He deserves a lot of respect here and Twiston-Davies who has a strong record here at Market Rasen will be in the saddle.

A multiple point winner who continues to show he can compete under Rules, looking strong before a poor showing as the runner-up at Warwick in May. He was not disgraced when he came in 3rd at Newton Abbot last month, despite the distance being on the shorter side. He should be a strong contender over this kind of trip.