One trainer, one jockey, one horse and one race to watch on Saturday

One trainer

Gordon Elliott looks set to unleash a powerful team at Cheltenham next month but runs ten at Fairyhouse including Thyestes Chase runner-up Alpha Des Obeaux and Outlander in the Grade 3 Bobbyjo Chase (4.00).

Authorizo, who is a general 25-1 shot for the Triumph Hurdle, takes his place in the other Graded contest at the track, the Winning Fair Juvenile Hurdle (2.15), and bids to book a late ticket to Cheltenham for his all-conquering trainer.

One jockey

Noel Fehily has a fine book of rides over the weekend including Grade 2 winner Bags Groove in the Pendil Novices' Chase (1.50), as well as Ascot Hurdle victor If The Cap Fits in the National Spirit Hurdle at Fontwell on Sunday.

The King George VI Chase-winning jockey has endured a rocky season owing to having his appendix removed but, at his best, is arguably one of the best riders and horsemen in the business. With Harry Fry, Paul Nicholls and Nicky Henderson all requesting his services this weekend, he is still clearly the man to call on.

One horse

Angels Breath caught the eye of many when running out a four and a half length winner of a Grade 2 novice hurdle at Ascot in December but, due to the outbreak of equine flu, missed his intended second outing at Huntington for the Sidney Banks.

Angels Breath: makes his second start at KemptonCredit: Alan Crowhurst

The five-year-old, who was an easy winner of his only point-to-point start, is a general 6-1 shot for the Supreme Novices' Hurdle, odds that would surely shorten with another impressive success in the Dovecote Novices' Hurdle (3.00).

Whilst he has to give decent horses such as Scarlet Dragon and Southfield Stone 5lb, the son of Shantou is held in high regard by trainer Nicky Henderson and has plenty of potential for the seasons ahead.

One race

The Adonis Juvenile Hurdle (2.25) at Kempton has often been a pointer to future Cheltenham Festival winners with Punjabi, Binocular and Zarkandar among its recent roll of honour.

This year's contest looks particularly competitive with several unraced or lightly raced prospects taking their chances. The in-form Paul Nicholls saddles Red Force One, a decent performer on the Flat, and Ecco, who will both attempt to emulate Zarkandar who went on to earn Triumph Hurdle glory in 2011.

Alan King, who has won the last two runnings of this Grade 2, has Giving Glances and Praeceps representing him this time around, while Henderson unleashes French recruit Fusil Raffles for his first British outing.

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