Warwick Placepot: Paul Kealy has three bankers in an eight-line perm

There could be a juvenile star on show in Warwick's opener (12.50) in the shape of the Dan Skelton-trained .

He won his only bumper at Royan La Palmyre in France in commanding fashion, striding away in the closing stages, and it's fair to say the form has had a boost as the runner-up was Fil Dor, who cantered home by 16 lengths at Down Royal for Gordon Elliott at the weekend and is now the early Triumph Hurdle favourite.

A fair-sized unit, In This World looks the part and surely nothing but a win will please Skelton, whose Allmankind won this two years ago.

In the next (1.25) brings some warm bumper form from Ireland for Paul Nicholls, while Skelton's is also full of promise.

Edwardstone is favourite for the third leg (2.00), but unseated on his only chase start, so I'll go with the experience of , who has switched to Skelton from Harry Fry, and , a front-runner who could be tailor-made for this course.

is 7lb well in for leg four (2.30) and should be hard to kick out of the frame, while I'm also happy enough to bank on in the following handicap chase (3.05).

That just leaves another handicap chase, with and , who runs well at this course, as the picks.

Warwick Placepot perm

12.50
6 In This World

1.25
3 Complete Unknown
8 River Legend

2.00
3 For Pleasure
4 King Roland

2.30
5 First Quest

3.05
2 The Newest One

3.35
5 Hamilton Dici
7 Jarlath

1x2x2x1x1x2=8 lines

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