McEntee expecting big run if London handles the surface
3.30 Southwell
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Many of these runners are old Fibresand friends.
Veteran Showboating, Vivat Rex and last year's winner Captain Revelation have acquitted themselves well this winter against all-weather star Mithqaal, who has since been sold to race in the US.
Concentrate on favourites
Following the market has paid off recently as five of the last ten favourites successful and eight of the last ten scorers were sent off at 4-1 or shorter.
Four-year-olds have bragging rights
The young trio of London, Shah Of Armaan and Zoravan have something to live up to as four-year-olds have won this in six of the last ten years.
What they say
Tom Dascombe, trainer of Captain Revelation and Anton Chigurh
Captain Revelation has had a little break since his last run and had been a little disappointing, but he likes this track. Him and Anton Chigurh are both course specialists.
Conor Dore, trainer of Vivat Rex
He's run well at the track recently. I'm sure he'll be competitive again in what looks a strong race.
John Balding, trainer of Showboating
He's had a little break to pick himself up and I would have been confident if he had a better draw, but I still think he'll run a good race.
Phil McEntee, trainer of London
He's been too keen and needs to learn to settle. He has a US pedigree but I'm not sure if he'll act on Fibresand. A mile is okay and he drops into a 0-80 for the first time. I'm hoping for a big run if he handles the surface.
Mick Appleby, trainer of Red Touch and Playtothewhistle
Both have good form at the track and must have a chance, but Red Touch might be a bit high in the handicap still.
Mark Loughnane, trainer of Among Angels
It's his first time at a mile but he stayed seven furlongs very well the other day. If he gets the trip he has a big chance as he always runs well at the track.
Declan Carroll, trainer of Shearian
He's in really good form but the handicapper has been a little harsh on him. He has it all to do with the draw not being kind but he should run well again.
George Baker, trainer of Aqua Ardens
He's got good form at the track and I was delighted with his second last time. It's good to have Pat Cosgrave back on him and Nayef's progeny have a very good record at the track.
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