Mark Boylan backs 'exciting prospect' to make perfect start over fences at Naas

Naas: plays host to some quality contests on SaturdayCredit: Patrick McCann

Scalino
1.37 Naas
1pt each-way

Others are more consistent and trustworthy, but the Tony Mullins-trained Scalino probably has the most potential to be well handicapped in the Grade B Brown Lad Handicap Hurdle, sneaking in at the foot of the weights and worth taking a chance on each-way.

The four-year-old is often the creator of his own downfall by racing too exuberantly, but he isn't short of ability when he puts it all together, as shown two starts ago when annihilating the field at Punchestown.

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Published on 20 November 2020inHorse racing tips

Last updated 15:29, 20 November 2020

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