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Off time: 12:55 | Winning time: 5m 58.5s

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Thomas Mor³⁰

Age: 8| Weight: 11-10| J: Sean Houlihan| T: P Hobbs & J White| OR: 144| D

9/2

First run since leaving David Pipe when 12/1, career best when winning 10-runner handicap hurdle at Wincanton (24.7f, soft) 30 days ago, staying on well. Stable is going well and looks the sort to take to chasing.

Form: 11P15/1

Rock My Way^p,t²⁸

Age: 7| Weight: 11-0| J: Brendan Powell| T: J Tizzard| OR: 134| CD

13/8

Grade 2 winner over hurdles in 2023 who was placed all 3 starts over fences earlier this year for Syd Hosie. Stepped up on reappearance/stable debut when landing 3-runner handicap chase here in November and not disgraced when fourth at Newbury last time. Has switched yards again and deserves respect

Form: 232-314

What Path^t²⁰

Age: 8| Weight: 10-12| J: James Bowen| T: K Burke| OR: 132| D

25/1

Useful hurdler. Ridden too aggressively on chase bow/final start for Willie Mullins. Decent effort sole start for Sophie Leech when third in maiden chase at Galway in August but hasn't fired yet for current yard.

Form: 0-33338

Weveallbeencaught^p²⁹

Age: 8| Weight: 10-8| J: Thomas Bellamy| T: N & W Twiston-Davies| OR: 128| D

11/4

Useful hurdler/chaser for Nigel Twiston-Davies. Fantastic start in novices at Worcester and Cheltenham (handicap) for Christian Williams in the autumn and was back on track when fifth at Kempton last time. Has rejoined former yard and isn't without hope.

Form: 60-32P5

President Scottie²³

Age: 7| Weight: 10-5| J: Danny McMenamin| T: N G Richards| OR: 125| BF| D

7/2

Ended last term on the up over hurdles, including a 20.5f win at Ayr. Two promising runs over fences to date and may have more to offer.

Form: 2114-23

Non-Runners

Grand Albert²⁹

Weight: 10-10| Age: 7

T: D McCain Jnr J: Non Runner

Forecasts

Rock My Way (13/8), Weveallbeencaught (11/4), Grand Albert (11/4), President Scottie (7/2), Thomas Mor (9/2), What Path (25/1)

GRAND ALBERT has taken well to chasing and looks open to further improvement, so he's preferred to Thomas Mor, who was successful over hurdles last time. A bigger effort from President Scottie can't be ruled out, so he's also considered.