Tornado Flyer in good order as he bids to retain unbeaten record over fences

Naas on Sunday
Tornado Flyer (1.20) puts his unbeaten record over fences on the line at the course where he won on his chase debut in November before going on to land a Grade 3 event at Navan last month.
Dropping down in distance might not be ideal but soft ground always makes Naas a test. He has a 4lb penalty for his two wins, and has to give weight to his rivals, but he's been in good form and we're hopeful he can make it three from three.
Cash Back, who joins him in the six-runner line-up, has a forward style of racing. He won well on his chasing debut at Navan and is a good jumper who should be suited by the Naas fences. If he has improved then the others might find it tough to overtake him.
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