Chepstow Placepot picks: Paul Kealy with three bankers for his perm on Friday

By far the best Placepot meeting is Chepstow, where the fields have held up well.

(12.00) is not going to be missed in the opener, but he won easily on his switch to Fergal O'Brien last month, is 5lb well in and still well treated on old form.

We'll load the front end with bankers as (12.35) looks potentially thrown in on his return to action and is likely to be fit on his return from injury.

The next (1.10) is tougher, but ought to make a chaser for Harry Fry and return was eyecatching at Worcester.

Although beaten 25 lengths, he saw out his race well considering he'd fought his rider for more than a mile at the back and jumped well enough.

In the next (1.45) Chanceux and have the best form and both will be hard to kick out of the frame in a race lacking depth. We need only one of them and War Call, fourth to the talented I Like To Move It at Worcester last time, gets the call.

Small stables with low strike-rates hold the form contenders in the following maiden hurdle (2.20), but it won't be surprising if some bigger yards have a say.

Point winner is quickly up in trip for his hurdles debut after finding two miles too sharp in a bumper, while is a likely improver for Paul Nicholls after a wind op.

It's another maiden hurdle to close (2.55) and , who showed fair bumper form, would be top of my list ahead of , who shaped well here last month.