Paul Ferguson has one selection for us on Tuesday; Present View in the Huntingdon 15:20. Compare odds and bet.
Hopefully the ground won’t deteriorate too much, as Present View (3:20) appeared to appreciate a decent surface last term, but he remains a promising second season novice hurdler, who shaped really well over course-and-distance last November.
The five-year-old disappointed on his final outing of the season, but looks capable of making an impact in this sphere before going chasing and, with Beachfire and No No Charlie likely to set the market, the selection might be an each-way option (price dependant on first show).
Jamie Snowden and Brendan Powell provided us with a nice winner in these colours at Ffos Las on Sunday, when the smart mare Joanne One won impressively on her hurdles debut, and the Lambourn-based handler can strike again here.
Tuesday’s selection:
3:20 Huntingdon: Present View; 3/1 bet365
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