16:50 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 5) 16f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:50 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 5) 16f Race Class Flow

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1st: 4.5/1 (1) ENVIOUS EDITOR 2nd: 33/1 (10) REWRITETHERULES 3rd: 4/1 (2) CARYTO DES BROSSES

FIER JAGUEN was unable to justify strong support in the market when unseating his rider early on in the Randox Foxhunters' Open Hunters' Chase at the Aintree Festival last month, but he should appreciate this return to regulation fences and had previously looked very impressive in his point-to-point triumphs. Caryto Des Brosses was somewhat underwhelming when fifth in a similar contest at Newbury in March but he's feared most if anywhere near his best, with Envious Editor rating the pick of the remainder.

A chance is taken on last year's runner-up ENVIOUS EDITOR bouncing back to form. Fier Jaguen is a possible big threat but his tendency to jump to his right is a concern. Caryto des Brosses also has leading form claims but mainly at 3m+ so it remains to be seen whether he's fully effective over this much shorter distance.

Provided FIER JAGUEN avoids going off too fast this progressive 8yo could be the answer. Envious Editor is next best.

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17:25 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 26f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:25 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 26f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, it is difficult to confidently predict which horse will finish in the top three. However, 3/1 (5) LIFT ME UP, All is True, and 3.5/1 (11) THESHODDYTRADESMAN seem to have strong performances in recent points races and may have a good chance of finishing well in the upcoming hunter chase. It is also worth keeping an eye on 10/1 (3) CAMDONIAN and 22/1 (2) BONAMARGY as they are both switching to hunters and may surprise the field.

ALL IS TRUE completed a hat-trick when a wide-margin winner in a point-to-point at Garthorpe in March and the six-year-old shades the vote in an open contest. Camdonian has seemingly found a new lease of life since leaving Dan Skelton, with three wins between the flags to his name, and he can't be discounted on this return to Rules. Lift Me Up and Theshoddytradesman also arrive in fine form and complete the shortlist.

LIFT ME UP has a good strike rate in points and made a successful Rules debut in a Newbury hunter in March so, with more to come, he looks the solid option. All Is True has won his last 3 outings in points with plenty to spare, so he looks the main threat ahead of Theshoddytradesman, although the market will be informative.

The vote goes to LIFT ME UP, who had a bit about him in points and he accounted for respected opposition last time at Newbury.

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18:00 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 25f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:00 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 25f Race Class Flow

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1st - 2/1 (6) MARCLE RIDGE 2nd - 3.5/1 (8) TRIO FOR RIO 3rd - 6/1 (7) MORATORIUM

TRIO FOR RIO has won the last two renewals of this contest and recent efforts between the flags suggest that the veteran may be capable of going in once more. Marcle Ridge has failed to justify favouritism on his last two appearances in this sphere, but Lucy Smith's gelding is capable on his day and he isn't taken lightly, while Fairly Famous recorded a fourth consecutive success in point-to-points at High Easter recently and he also warrants consideration.

MARCLE RIDGE can boast a superb record in points and, as a winner of this in 2019, a bold bid seems assured. Trio For Rio landed the 2021 and 2022 renewals of this and he won't go down without a fight, with Moratorium considered for all he does need to bounce back.

Trio For Rio is bidding for a hat-trick in this race but he may come up short should MARCLE RIDGE put his best foot forward.

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18:35 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 26f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:35 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 26f Race Class Flow

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1st - 0.67/1 (4) PREMIER MAGIC 2nd - 22/1 (7) TRAPPIST MONK 3rd - 9/1 (1) DANDY DAN

PREMIER MAGIC struck in the Hunters' Chase at the Festival here in March, when sporting first-time cheekpieces, and now up against this weaker opposition, he is very difficult to oppose. The main threat looks to be Rebel Dawn Rising, who was four lengths clear when unseating at the last at Fakenham on his latest outing and, with a clear round of jumping this time, he could have a say. Encounter A Giant is another to note.

If PREMIER MAGIC is in anything like the same form as when successful at the Festival in March he'll be very hard to beat. Dandy Dan was pulled up at the Festival but he won this race last year and can bounce back and provide the chief threat ahead of Rebel Dawn Rising, who would have won at Fakenham recently but for unseating at the last.

There was no fluke about PREMIER MAGIC's heroics here at the Festival and he's clearly in pole position to follow up.

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19:10 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 25f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:10 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 25f Race Class Flow

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Prediction: 1/1 (3) HIGHWAY JEWEL is the one to beat with her recent strong performances in the hunter chase events and her previous win in this race. 10/1 (4) KALABALOO, with her past success in this race and impressive record in points, may finish second or third. 3.5/1 (1) SINE NOMINE and 3.5/1 (2) SINGAPORE SAGA could also be in the mix for a place. 28/1 (5) MISS SEAGREEN and 50/1 (6) TANGOED are less likely to do well based on their recent form.

HIGHWAY JEWEL has been fine fettle in the point-to-point field, with his latest effort coming when bolting up by 20 lengths at Lydstep, and with winning course-and-distance form to his name from 2021, he could be the one to beat for the Gibbs family. Another to consider is Singapore Saga, who failed to justify favouritism at Exeter last month when behind Shantou Flyer but he could get in contention as the next top-rated in the field. Sine Nomine bolted up in this sphere at Stratford last time and isn't ruled out either.

A winner at this meeting 2 years ago, HIGHWAY JEWEL boasts an enviable record in points, running out a facile winner on her latest outing 25 days ago and, remaining open to further progress in this sphere, she looks the one to beat again. Singapore Saga may emerge as the chief threat, with another low-mileage improver, Sine Nomine, also expected to be in the mix.

If as good as she was when winning this two years ago then HIGHWAY JEWEL could well go in again.

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19:45 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 32f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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19:45 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 4) 32f Race Class Flow

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Based on the summary, the horses that have the best chances of finishing in the top three are: 1st: 1.5/1 (2) SHANTOU FLYER - With a solid record at Cheltenham and recent wins in the hunter chase at Exeter and the Foxhunters at Cheltenham, 1.5/1 (2) SHANTOU FLYER has strong claims to win this race. 2nd: Law of Gold - Having placed second in this race last year and with a good record in other forms, Law of Gold could be a strong contender to finish in the top three. 3rd: 25/1 (5) ANOTHER VENTURE - Although he has not had the best results in recent hunter chases, 25/1 (5) ANOTHER VENTURE has performed well in points, and his experience as a veteran could give him an edge over some of the less seasoned competitors in the race.

Shantou Flyer is bound to be popular after an impressive success at Exeter and a highly-creditable third in the Hunters' Chase at the Festival here in March. However, preference is for LAW OF GOLD, who hasn't raced under Rules for 343 days but he won between the flags in February. He was narrowly denied in this contest last year and can gain compensation this time around. Just Your Type and Step Back are proven stayers as well and they must be considered.

LAW OF GOLD holds the edge on form and comes here on the back of a point win so gets the nod in an open hunter chase. Shantou Flyer is feared most on the back of his recent Exeter victory ahead of Just Your Type, a dual point scorer this year.

Shantou Flyer has obvious claims on a track he runs so well but LAW OF GOLD (nap) can have his measure over this distance.

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20:17 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 5) 21f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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20:17 Cheltenham Hunter Chase (Class 5) 21f Race Class Flow

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1st: 2.25/1 (5) MAGIC SAINT, 2nd: 4.5/1 (2) NOT THAT FUISSE, 3rd: 4/1 (11) PALOMA BLUE

This can go the way of FIX AT ALL, who arrives in terrific form after taking successes at Ludlow the last twice. Michael Scudamore's charge remains largely unexposed in this sphere and he gets the vote ahead of the capable Not That Fuisse and course winner Magic Saint, who has strong claims on his penultimate win at Wincanton. Last year's winner Solomon Grey is entitled to be thereabouts again.

MAGIC SAINT is best not judged on his latest effort at Aintree and he'd previously been quite impressive at Wincanton, so he's worth a chance to resume winning ways. Paloma Blue and Not That Fuisse could pose the main threats.

Despite his remote finish over the big Aintree fences last time, MAGIC SAINT may still prove the best of this field.

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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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