Tipos de apuestas en Fontwell

Azure Fly won a couple of bumpers last summer and Cannon Fodder has also shown promise in that sphere. Officially Modern can improve on his second at Southwell while Somchine has been knocking on the door. BREAKING BITS made favourite Looking On pull out all the stops at Plumpton before falling at Ludlow. Somchine and Going Twice were both behind and Jamie Snowden's charge could be the one beat here with a clear round as Irish import Auld Sthock may need time to acclimatise.

PRINCELY HERO has come right back to his best and, despite being raised 7lb for a recent win over 2m4f here, has won off higher marks in the past. He's difficult to ignore in this grade as most of the opposition struggle to get their head in front. Shantou Breeze has gone up 4lb since losing out narrowly over 2m2f here last time while former pointer Bolachoir looked one-paced when runner-up at Taunton. Master Flight has clearly been difficult to keep sound but was only beaten a neck at Taunton in December following another lengthy break and could be well handicapped.

Grey Missile has been put up 9lb since winning at Kempton but looks a progressive sort and has every chance of following up. Occasionally Yours recorded a first and a second around here last month while Brilliant Barca looks to have fallen to a decent mark. Rum And Butter won at Newton Abbot last time but was less than three lengths ahead of ELECTRIC TIGER and it would be no surprise if David Bridgwater's maiden turned the form on its head on this quicker ground as he's since been placed at Market Rasen. He gets a tentative vote off a low weight as George Woolf and Saint Roque may need this.

Double Chocolate won twice over course and distance last year and will be all the better for a recent second over hurdles over an inadequate trip. Bold Perk came back to form in a four-runner race at Wincanton earlier this month but seems to favour very fast ground nowadays while Western King didn't appear to get home on his previous try over a distance in excess of 3m. THEMILANHORSE appears to have plenty to find on his form to date over fences but there is undoubtedly more to come from Paul Nicholls' novice and he did win over hurdles off a higher mark. The seven-year-old can complete his hat-trick.

Tuesday's Towcester winner Dark Energy looks vulnerable under a penalty in this higher grade. Hired Hand won in Ireland last year but hasn't raced since December while the four-year-old Jaja De Jau needs to improve. Dubai Glory may have needed here run here at the start of the month, however, though she has a bit to find with both MARCUS ANTONIUS and Dormouse now. The top weight gets the vote to come out on top again, though the latter is now a couple of pounds better off so there may not be much to choose between the pair today.

Upton Mead was runner-up to Princely Hero, who runs earlier on the card, here 11 days ago but a 3lb rise in the weights for that effort looks harsh. Chestnut Ben has McCoy doing the steering but is generally a weak finisher while Roc De Guye was in better form in the autumn. TIME BOOK was all out to beat Shantou Breeze, another who runs earlier in the day, over course and distance last time and is 5lb higher in this. But that was only his second start over fences so it's fair to assume there will be more to come and he's preferred to habitual front-runner Morestead and the one-paced Rosoff.

The bottom four in this are all racing from out of the handicap and are difficult to fancy. It's a long time since Hill Forts Gloria showed any worthwhile form while Monroe Park has had plenty of chances. Owner Occupier is going backwards and Warsaw Pact isn't getting any younger and Dom Lukka was a long way behind third Alaccordion over a longer trip here last time. MARIE DEJA LA is no world-beater and can be a little quirky but she won easily enough over course and distance last month and a double looks likely if she's in the same mood. Classical Twist is back over a more suitable trip and preferred to Plumpton third Al Amaan of the others.