Cartmel Priory Cofe School Amateur Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle

Irish raider who landed a gamble to get off the mark over hurdles at Perth this time last year. Expected to come for his comeback at Wexford and while his inflated British mark certainly makes life tougher, he's again worth a look in the betting.

Veteran who was well held in a Cheltenham hunter chase when last seen under Rules in May 2025. Has joined new yard since finishing runner-up in a couple of points last month, but he's opposable over hurdles for the first time in over 5 years. Blinkers/tongue strap on first time under Rules.

Ground-versatile performer who had some strong form here last summer but blemished a fine course record when pulled-up in the Cartmel Cup in August. In good heart on the Flat this year, though, and he ought to at least be competitive on return to hurdles.

Free-going front runner who got off the mark at Sedgefield (good to firm) last October. Not in the same form over the same C&D in March, however, she's more than capable fresh and quick conditions around here should prove right up her street.

Has popped up with a handicap win each of the previous 2 years, his latest coming off this mark at Uttoxeter last July, and he's entitled to go well on the back of a creditable reappearance fifth at Bangor.

Smooth-travelling sort who benefitted from being ridden cold when opening his account in convincing fashion (at the expense of a subsequent winner) in a Plumpton handicap last time and similar tactics could see him make a bold bid to follow up, on a track that ought to suit his style well.

Versatile type who capitalised on a falling mark when successful over C&D on third start for current yard last July before finishing runner-up in a pair of handicaps over longer trips here. Finding his form so far this season (took 3/4 runs to get there 2025/26) and may well make more impact here.

Placed twice over C&D last summer before snapping a long losing run at Sedgefield and having only been beaten by a gambled-on rival at Newcastle in December, he should again be competitive off this sort of mark, with last month's comeback run under his belt.

Runner-up in a bumper/handicap hurdle before ending his time with Dan Skelton on a low note last April. He did win a match event between the flags the following month, but the market can guide having been off for over a year prior to this stable debut.