Well-handicapped veteran can get it done first time

One of Thursday's selections will be making his reappearanceCredit: Edward Whitaker

County Antrim handler Benjamin Arthey has a 15 per cent strike-rate with his British raiders and may have found a winnable opportunity for Largy Bull in Kelso's opening maiden hurdle at 12.00. Paddy Brennan makes the journey north for his only ride of the day.

Dan Skelton strikes at 21 per cent with those wearing a first-time tongue-tie. Hestina was disappointing when fancied for a Listed contest at Aintree on her hurdling debut but can do better dropped in grade for the 12.55 Doncaster fitted with the aid for the first time.

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Published on 28 December 2016inHorse racing tips

Last updated 10:17, 29 December 2016

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