Nick Robson previews all of Friday's action including at Cheltenham but his best bet of the day runs at Lingfield - get his verdict for every race.
Next Best: Orange Blossom 12.50 Lingfield
Orange Blossom has been chasing black type all summer but faces a more straightforward task in the Ladbrokes Bet £5 Get £20/EBF Novice Stakes at Lingfield.
Trained by James Given, the Showcasing filly has yet to win a race but she has not been beaten far in some quality contests, most notably the Lowther Stakes on just her second start.
She was asked a pretty tough question on her debut in Listed company at York, so she has always been highly thought of.
Her only appearance outside of Group or Listed company came last time out at Catterick when she was disappointing in first-time blinkers.
However, with those left off, she is worth one more chance to show the ability which saw her beaten just five lengths in the Lowther by Fairyland.
Simon Crisford's Sun Hat can notch up the hat-trick in the Follow Sun Racing On Twitter Handicap.
Fifth on his debut in December, he had a wind operation before returning in October to win at Newcastle.
A few weeks later he triumphed at Wolverhampton, but given the limited winning margins, he gets in here off a mark of 78 and Crisford has fitted him with cheekpieces to eke a bit more out.
Referee can strike at the second attempt for Hugo Palmer in the Betway Maiden Stakes after finishing fourth on his debut at Kempton last month.
Dean Ivory has placed Lucymai well in the Ladbrokes Bet £5 Get £20 Fillies' Conditions Stakes at Wolverhampton.
She is rated 101 and won a hot handicap at Chelmsford in August, but finds herself in here getting weight off an inferior rival.
The others are rated 4lb or more lower than the selection so if she runs to form, Ivory should be celebrating.
John Gosden's Fightwithme looked a winner waiting to happen on debut and can open his account in the Ladbrokes, Home Of The Best Odds Boost Novice Stakes.
Third of 14 at Newmarket, his dam, Music Show, was a Group One winner.
Cheltenham's three-day November meeting gets under way, with the Steel Plate And Sections Novices' Chase one of Friday's highlights.
The race has an illustrious history and has been won by the likes of Denman, Grands Crus, Dynaste and Taquin Du Seuil in recent years.
There is a clutch of potential stars engaged this time too, among whom Jenkins may have the edge.
Nicky Henderson's six-year-old was a winning force to be reckoned with from the front in handicap hurdles last season, but has always looked likely to improve again for fences.
A Hare Breath has the physical scope for the same job too - and off a mark of 140 in a handicap on good ground, he should be thereabouts in the BetVictor Handicap Chase.
Ben Pauling's charge is now 10, but he ran in the Arkle the season before last before returning to hurdles to win off 139 last term. Still lightly raced, he is unexposed over fences.
There is also a meeting at Newcastle, where Rococo Style is a player in the Logico Mares' Maiden Hurdle.
CHELTENHAM: 12.40 Lovely Job, 1.15 Kapdad, 1.50 A Hare Breath, 2.25 Jenkins, 3.00 Tiger Roll, 3.35 Double Treasure.
DUNDALK: 5.30 Miss Jabeam, 6.00 Dash D'Or, 6.30 King's Vow, 7.00 Dramatise, 7.30 Far Reach, 8.00 Massif Central, 8.30 Crossingoz, 9.00 Path Of Silver.
LINGFIELD: 12.20 Curious Fox, 12.50 Orange Blossom, 1.25 SUN HAT (NAP), 2.00 Denis The Diva, 2.35 Nassya, 3.10 Referee, 3.45 Broughton Excels.
NEWCASTLE: 12.00 Weather Front, 12.30 Chozen, 1.05 Bertie Blake, 1.40 Jet Master, 2.15 Rococo Style, 2.50 Dawnieriver, 3.25 Wilhelm Vonvenster.
WOLVERHAMPTON: 5.15 Foxy Boy, 5.45 Universal Command, 6.15 Newstead Abbey, 6.45 Lucymai, 7.15 Fightwithme, 7.45 James Park Woods, 8.15 So High, 8.45 Trolius.
DOUBLE: Sun Hat and Orange Blossom.