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Starmount is the clear "one to beat" as he returns to the scene of his impressive debut victory. After a solid effort in a top-level Grade 1 race on Boxing Day, he drops significantly back down in class today. He is a high-quality young hurdler who looks far superior to the rest of this field.

Double Measure is a high-quality young hurdler who looks poised to secure his first victory over obstacles tomorrow. After showing significant promise in Class 4 company and even testing the waters in a Grade 2 race, he returns to a maiden hurdle where he stands out as the class horse of the field.

She Is For Me Boys is a progressive mare who looks set to return to the winner's enclosure tomorrow. After a dominant chase debut where she beat a useful field at Kempton, she found the test at Cheltenham a bit too demanding last time. Now dropped back to her ideal trip and a more suitable grade, she sets a very high form standard for this race.

Ace Of Spades is the one to beat in this Pertemps Handicap Hurdle. He is a highly consistent 7-year-old who has been steadily improving and comes here in top form after a series of strong efforts in high-class races. He remains "ahead of the handicapper" and should find this specific track and distance perfectly suited to his style.

Time Turner looks ready to strike after a massive effort last time out. He put in a career-best performance to finish a close second over 10.2f just 12 days ago. The way he finished that race suggests this step up in trip is exactly what he needs to get his head in front.

Dingle is a course specialist who looks prime for another big run at Kempton tonight. This 8-year-old gelding has a fantastic record on this track and arrives in peak condition after a narrow second-place finish here last month. He thrives in these Class 3/4 handicaps and has the tactical speed to navigate this competitive field.

Profit Street is a remarkably consistent sprinter who is knocking loudly on the door for another win. Since moving to trainer James Owen, he has posted a string of creditable efforts, finishing in the top three in each of his last three starts. He is currently operating at peak fitness and remains on a very competitive handicap mark.

Night Storm is an exciting young prospect making his handicap debut tonight. Since returning from a layoff, this 4-year-old colt has shown significant improvement, racking up two wins in impressive fashion. He already has a victory over tonight’s course and distance, and most recently dominated a 5f novice race at Wolverhampton by two lengths. Given his unexposed profile and the quality he has shown so far, he possesses massive potential for further progression and looks like the one they all have to beat.