The sense I have from watching the replay and the time figures is that this was an above average piece of form for the time of year.

She peaked last January when landing a conditions hurdle at Pau on Heavy ground and she does appear to be in similar form 12-months later.

He ran the final 3-furlongs of the Prix Chaudenay in 33.92-seconds, which would be a fair set of figures for the milers, let alone a stayer.

I will be surprised if she doesn’t quickly make up into a pattern class performer.

I think it is a matter of time before he wins in Graded company, especially on soft ground.

I think there is enough evidence here to suggest that he is probably a bit better than the average Class 2 winner.

She has made a striking impression when winning several times in the South and could be a very exciting 3-year-old for Wathnan Racing.

I expected to see him around 8/13 when the markets opened, so the fact there is 11/8 around was enough to persuade me he is the bet.

With a 6lb swing at the weights this time around and race fitness, he looks the solid bet.

This weeks video covers Theleme and MIlan Tino and their chances at Cheltenham.

Although he was sent off with an International SP of 25/1, he has hammered this field and run a very fast time figure in the process.

I am delighted to share short preview of this weekends Grade 1 action at Auteuil.

He won here on his debut in 2019 and his best form has come when there has been some cut in the ground, so I'm happy to back him at 2/1.

Saturday's meeting had an early season feel to it, but as you can see from the Ratings, there were a couple of standout performances.

I'm always trying to find winners. In this video I highlight a couple of "eye-catching" performances that look to be winners in waiting.

The finished 1,2 in finish 1,2 in the Prix Chaudenay on the Saturday of the Arc meeting and given the recent record of the horses.....

I think he is the most exciting French recruit we have seen so far this season.

"If you're not losing money, you're doing better than 97% of punters out there".

I have decided to focus on the 3-year-old maidens at Fontainebleau before settling in for an afternoon watching a quality card at Auteuil.

Both of these recruits look more than capable of winning Juvenile hurdles in the UK based on what they achieved in France.