Daily Tips On Betting.Betfair Handicap Chase

Dual hurdle winner who opened his account over fences at Newbury in February. Creditable second there on only subsequent start and this stiffer test should suit on reappearance.

Fairly useful hurdler who exceeded that form when scoring twice over fences last term, only pushed out to land a 4-runner event at Bangor when last seen 8 months ago. Definite player.

Useful chaser at his peak and has scored at this track. Most disappointing last term but has been given a chance by the handicapper ahead of this return from 10 months off.

Hurdles winner who confirmed more positive signs over fences when strong at the finish to score at Wincanton (25f) in March. This front-runner should be spot on for this after a creditable reappearance run over hurdles last month.

Useful form at best last year and got back on track with headgear refitted when second at Carlisle in late October. Claims if he can build on that.

Ran well in the Becher and Welsh National last term before his form tailed off. Very much a veteran now but goes well fresh and his mark looks potentially lenient. Cheekpieces back on.

Dual point scorer who confirmed his hurdling debut promise when landing a 6-runner novice at Carlisle (25f) in March. Not disgraced next time and made an encouraging seasonal/chasing debut when runner-up in an Aintree handicap. More to come.

Good start for this yard, recording win number 3 since December in handicap at Carlisle in March. Just failed to land the hat-trick on reappearance and should go well again.

Strong at the finish down in trip when landing 4-runner handicap chase at Hexham in September. At least respectable efforts both starts since but likely to find it tough in this more competitive race from out of the weights.