Another Many Clouds? Colin Parker Memorial runners out to take Carlisle by storm
A big day for Carlisle, where the Colin Parker Memorial Intermediate Chase (3.45) takes centre stage on Sunday and the runners have plenty to live up to as recent winners include Waiting Patiently and Many Clouds.
Mister Whitaker is perhaps the most high profile runner in the race as he won the novice handicap chase at the Cheltenham Festival, but Rene's Girl is well regarded by the prolific Dan Skelton, while Cyrname represents Paul Nicholls, a trainer who knows a thing or two about classy chasers.
Huntingdon also races in Britain, while Ireland's champion jumps trainer Willie Mullins has ten of the 20 runners in the feature handicap (3.00) on the Flat at Naas.
The other meeting in Ireland comes from Cork, where Mullins' main rival Gordon Elliott could have a say in the Paddy Power Cork Grand National(3.15).
Going report
Naas (first race at: 12.20)
Yielding
Carlisle (1.00)
Good, good to soft in places
Cork (1.05)
Good to yielding (hurdle course), yielding, good to yielding in places (chase).
Huntingdon (1.10)
Good. Rail movements: 1.10 & 1.45 +35y, 2.20 +41y, 2.50 +36y, 3.25 +37y & 3.55 +53y.
Market movers
1.30 Carlisle Risk And Roll 9-1 (from 10-1)
2.30 Naas Vocal Music 8-1 (from 9-1)
3.45 Carlisle Thomas Patrick 4-1 (from 9-2)
What to back
Tom Segal runs his expert eye over Sunday's racing, while Brian Sheerin takes a look at the Irish action.
There are also the usual handy pointers in Signposts and Tips Box.
What to read
Loads of goodies in RPSunday, which includes a Q&A with top amateur Lisa O'Neill.
You can find out how the Charlie Hall was won here, while it could be a special day in Italy for Luca Cumani.
Oh, and there was the small matter of history for Enable last night.
What to watch
Get the lowdown on Oliver Sherwood's string for the 2018-19 campaign . . .
. . . and catch up with Cue Card . . .
The best of Racing Post Sport
There are plenty of big football matches across Europe on Sunday. Find out what our ace tipping team reckon here.
Final thought
Frankie Dettori might not fancy Southwell on a Monday, but boy he's still got it, excelling on Expert Eye and Enable at the Breeders' Cup.
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Published on 4 November 2018inPreviews
Last updated 13:30, 4 November 2018
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