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Ice Cool Benny has plenty of experience over regulation fences but had to be ridden right out to justify favouritism in a three-runner race at Maisemore Park earlier this month and has a penalty to carry here. He was only fifth in this race last year. Bob Almighty finally got off the mark in a maiden at the same meeting but has more on his plate now while Invisible Man was a beaten favourite at Wheatland after winning a Ladies Open at Brampton Bryan. TEMAIR FEIS won an open maiden by four lengths at Garthorpe last month under Richard Spencer. That was an improved effort and he could be worth an interest in this opener.

Dance Tempo looked in need of the run when third over 2m here earlier in the month. But he stayed on in the closing stages, having got his second wind, and the longer trip can only help. FIRM ORDER's second to Patsy Finnegan over track and trip last time was a fine effort, however, and he may now be ready to open his account over the larger obstacles. Italian Master must be worth a second look making his fencing bow as he's shown promise over hurdles and has already won a point-to-point. The mare Double Silver has ability and also has a squeak but Wayward Glance is probably best watched after a break as he can be a little quirky.

This looks a competitive affair and it should be run at a good pace as several of these like to be at the head of affairs. Wessex King and Hell's Bay were both ridden aggressively over a shorter trip at Cheltenham last time. The former eventually finished third after the latter unseated his rider. Dineur steps up in distance after winning over 2m at Ffos Las but is still preferred to Raduis Bleu, who only scraped home at the same track and is 7lb higher now. LARKS LAD is only 3lb higher than when successful the last time he raced over this trip on good ground. He could pounce late to land this with Have You Seen Me and Henry San possibly the pick of the remainder.

Sir Harry Hotspur is a half-brother to a couple of winning jumpers and looks the most interesting of the two newcomers in this. Miss H Lewiss has hinted at ability in point-to-points but IRISH CAVALIER looks capable of improving on his fifth at Stratford last month and is probably the one to beat as Hopping Hare finished last on his debut at Wincanton and Benefitofhindsight was still beaten 27 lengths when fourth at Newton Abbot. Tenor De Guerre looks as though he needs more time.

All things being equal, DEEP TROUBLE should finally get off the mark in this at the eighth time of asking under Rules. He's only found one too good in his last four starts in bumpers and maiden hurdles and was beaten less than three lengths at Uttoxeter earlier this month. Bawden Rocks has scope for improvement but has a lot to find to overturn that Uttoxeter form with the selection and Panache has got nowhere near in three runs over timber so far.

Bumper winner Sandanski has been knocking on the door over hurdles and Patrick Corbett is good value for his 7lb claim. But we'll give another chance to WILLOUGHBY HEDGE, who has been competing in decent novice company and should find this a little easier. I'm The Article can't be ignored as he showed plenty of resolution to hold off hot favourite Captain Kelly at Taunton on only his second start under Rules, though he does have a penalty to contend with now. In The Binyanis won a Punchestown bumper last year but has shown little since joining Jonjo O'Neill.

Despite top weight, the unexposed Don't Be Late must have a chance in a weak-looking finale. Zelos Diktator won at Southwell and Stratford in the spring while Grovemere was second over a longer trip here 10 days ago and can race off the same mark today. MUMBLES PIER came back to form with a second at Plumpton and looks the pick of the weights here on his old form. With the ground in his favour, he's preferred to Princesse Fleur who must improve again on her shock victory over track and trip last time if she's to follow up off a 7lb higher mark.