Ed Chamberlin hit the back of the net with Mick Channon's Mister Whitaker on Tuesday - don't miss his three best bets for Cheltenham on Wednesday.
Had an aborted chasing campaign and disappointed at Ascot last time but looks on a nice mark on the pick of his form and would be no surprise if Nicky Henderson unlocked the key to him on the big stage.
The winner of the Triumph and the four-mile so the Cross Country should be a breeze! A grand servant for Gordon Elliott and this has been his target all year. He'll roar when he sees his favourite hill again.
French import that caught the eye on his British debut at Musselburgh last month behind We Have A Dream. His yard went close with Nietszche in this race and this fellow could go two places better.
