BOSSMAN JACK (1.20) continues to impress in hurdles and is favored to replicate The New Lion’s success from last year. The son of Jack Hobbs and dam Lindeman, who has produced four winners including Gidleigh Park, started his career with a win at Wincanton. Despite finishing third in his hurdles debut at Warwick, Bossman Jack bounced back to win a novice hurdle at Ffos Las and a subsequent event at Chepstow with ease.
Having excelled in two-mile races, Bossman Jack’s pedigree hints at potential over longer distances. The upcoming five-furlong race is expected to unlock further improvement for him. In a competitive field, Bossman Jack faces promising competitors like No Drama This End, Act Of Innocence, Sober, and Laurets D’Estruval.
ROMEO COOLIO (2.00), a successful hurdler turned chaser, is geared up for his next challenge over fences. After a victorious start at Down Royal, he clinched the Drinmore Novices’ Chase at Fairyhouse, followed by wins at Leopardstown and Foxrock. Despite some close races, Romeo Coolio’s trainer believes in his potential, opting for a three-mile race to showcase his abilities.
PUTURHANDSTOGETHER (2.40) brings Cheltenham Festival experience to his first attempt at a longer distance. After a notable win at McCoy Contractors Juvenile Handicap Hurdle, he faced challenges but showed promise with a second-place finish at Listowel. His recent victory at Curragh and a strong showing at Punchestown indicate his readiness for the upcoming race. Competitors like Storm Heart, Kateira, Jingko Blue, and Ballyadam are expected to provide stiff competition.
VANILLIER (3.20), a versatile runner excelling in cross-country events, aims to continue his winning streak. After a solid performance at Punchestown, he faces familiar rivals like Stumptown. Despite his age, Vanillier remains competitive and is expected to deliver a strong performance. Other contenders like Favori De Champdou, Desertmore House, and Final Orders add excitement to the race.
L’EAU DU SUD (4.00) is set to challenge the favorite, Majborough, in a thrilling race. After a series of competitive events, L’Eau Du Sud’s recent victory at the Shloer Chase displayed his potential. With renewed strategies in place, he aims to outperform Majborough and other contenders like Il Etait Temps and Irish Panther.
JAZZY MATTY (4.40), a past Cheltenham winner, looks to reclaim his title in a competitive field. Despite recent challenges, Jazzy Matty’s past successes make him a strong contender. With a field of 20 runners, competitors like Be Aware, Inthepocket, Jasko Des Dames, and Break My Soul offer tough competition.
KEEP HIM COMPANY (5.20), a promising six-year-old, aims to maintain his winning streak after an impressive debut. With notable victories under his belt, he is expected to shine in the upcoming race. Competing against contenders like Love Sign D’Aunou, Quirin, Bass Hunter, and Broadway Ted, Keep Him Company is a strong favorite based on his potential and previous performances.
