Ryan Moore looks set for a rewarded trip to Leicester and he can strike for Sir Michael Stoute on AERION POWER (3.05) in his owners’ King Power Racing’s East Midlands heartland.Ī winner at Newcastle and Doncaster last year, he went on to run creditably in handicaps at Goodwood and York since when he has been dropped 4lb by the handicapper. He has jumped round Sandown before, finishing third over course and distance behind Solo, who runs in the Oaksey Chase. He was in the process of mounting a potent challenge at Taunton when he hit the second last fence and finished a length and three quarters behind the in-form Haldon Hill. On the evidence of his most recent run his turn is not far off. Model of consistency MUMBO JUMBO (3.25) has not finished out of the four in all completed starts but has yet to win a race.
Moore rarely leaves Sandown without a winner as his 23 percent strike rate this season demonstrates. He has won his last two starts for trainer Gary Moore easily and although he beat seemingly modest opposition that may have made it harder for the handicapper to assess him accurately. KANSAS DU BERLAIS (1.05) looks good value at double digit odds in the opening race. Greaneteen has won the race for the last two years and is a much better horse at Sandown than any other track but if Jonbon is to challenge for top honours he should have his measure. The bet365 Celebration Chase is Jonbon’s chance to enhance his own Champion Chase credentials against established two milers Greaneteen and Editeur Du Gite. He won easily at Aintree while El Fabiolo impressed at Punchestown this week to become favourite for next year’s Champion Chase. JONBON (1.40) can put a marker down for next season when he steps into open company for the first time at Sandown today.īritain’s leading two-mile novice chaser has an impressive record over fences, suffering his only defeat in the Arkle at Cheltenham at the hands of El Fabiolo. Musical Slave, who finished half a length in front of Kitty’s Light in the race last year, is 9lb worse off this time.Īs long as there is no hangover from his Ayr effort, he has so much going for him. King Charles set to have Coronation Day runner in the 2,000 Guineas
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