HORSE RACING BETTING ODDS COMPARISON

Useful filly split Narciso Has/Mange Tout on first start for Willie Mullins and confirmed herself a much-improved performer when fourth in Triumph at Cheltenham. That performance can be marked up and she makes plenty of appeal with tongue strap refitted (on for sole previous success in France).

Scopey, fast-improving sort who did remarkably well (refused to settle) to make 3-3 on Trials Day at Cheltenham before enhancing his reputation when runner-up in the Triumph last time, finishing ahead of 4 of today's rivals. Making only his fifth career start, he has to be high on the shortlist.

Has proved most progressive for emerging yard, seeing off Winston Junior in a Cheltenham juvenile hurdle prior to running a stormer to finish third (short head behind Maestro Conti) in the Triumph there last time. Further improvement cannot be ruled out with this test promising to suit.

Useful maiden on Flat who has gone from strength to strength over hurdles, galloping inferior rivals into submission at Ascot before bumping into a similarly well-treated rival when second on handicap bow in the Fred Winter. Well worth a go in Grade 1 company, with further improvement expected.

Half-sister to Grade 1 winning hurdler/chaser Impaire Et Passe who beat Narciso Has (long-time ante-post Triumph favourite) to make it 3-3, and though unable to confirm that form when third in Leopardstown Grade 1 in early February, she'll likely be fresher than most having bypassed Cheltenham.

Useful Flat performer who chased home Minella Study in hat-trick bid at Wetherby in October, and the addition of first-time visor at least looks a positive, having jumped poorly when well held in Fred Winter last time.

Lightly-raced maiden who benefitted from a patient ride when (200/1) eighth of 20 in a well-run Triumph at Cheltenham, and while that was an improved effort on form, he's most likely booked for minor honours again.

Likeably professional for one so lightly raced and he improved to make it a hat-trick in junior hurdles at Chepstow in mid-February, though finds himself in much deeper waters now.

Progressed to make it a hat-trick over hurdles on Sedgefield handicap bow and ran as well as could be expected in Grade 1 company when tenth of 20 in the Triumph at Cheltenham. This demands a lot more, though.

Resumed winning ways when making all in C&D listed juvenile on second start for current yard and did all he could giving weight away to a speedier rival at Musselburgh in late-January. Cheekpieces go on first time, but he's likely to prove vulnerable pitched into Grade 1 company.

Showed plenty of dash dropped back to 5f to win a 7-runner maiden at this C&D (85/40) 27 days ago. Makes handicap debut from fair-looking mark.

Got off the mark when dropped to 5f for the first time to win over C&D in February before battling well to follow up over 6f at Newcastle 3 weeks later. Up another 4 lb but should be in the mix again.

Progressed with each run at 2 yrs, getting off the mark at the fourth attempt in a 5-runner novice at Wolverhampton (5.1f, 5/2). Sold from Alice Haynes for 20,000 gns since and is a respected handicap newcomer despite 171-day absence.

No solid form in 3 starts for Diego Dias at 2 yrs (probably flattered on debut) but offered more second time up for this yard when 1½ lengths second of 7 to Alfa Duplicate in handicap at this C&D 40 days ago. Could still do with learning to settle better.

Won 5f Chelmsford nursery last summer but has found life tougher since and failed to come on for her recent return when fifth of 8 in handicap at Wolverhampton (5.1f) 9 days ago.

Good third at C&D on debut last season, though proved too headstrong for her own good in 2 subsequent outings. Left poorly placed after a slow break returned to this C&D on handicap debut last time and suspicion remains she might be capable of better returning from 7 months off.

Heavily campaigned by Alice Haynes at 2 yrs but got off the mark at Southwell in January before following up at Lingfield (5f) 8 days later. Not seen to best effect when last at Wolverhampton next time but fewer excuses for latest below-par effort back at Lingfield (6f) 2 weeks ago.

Beat a subsequent winner when off the mark over 5f at Lingfield in August. Folded tamely on handicap debut at the same C&D on return but wasn't disgraced in form terms despite beating only one home when eighth of 9 in handicap at Wolverhampton (5.1f) 27 days ago.

One of the leading juvenile hurdlers last season and has rapidly developed into an even better chaser, bolting up in Sandown Grade 1 novice before dispatching more experienced rivals in Grade 2 at Newbury. Serious error 2 out ended chance in Arkle but this looks a good opportunity up in trip.

Good fourth in Grade 1 novice hurdle at this meeting last year and has continued progress over fences this season, second in Punchestown Grade 2 before very impressive in novice at Leopardstown. Bang there for long way in Brown Advisory at Cheltenham after and can resume progress back down in trip.

Three-time novice hurdle winner last season and has shown even better form when notching the same number of wins over fences this time round, easily taking Grade 2 Pendil at Kempton. Big price in Arkle at Cheltenham since but didn't do himself justice all the same.

Made it 3 from 3 over fences this season in Grade 2 at Kempton over Christmas but he wasn't foot perfect there and was left down by jumping when well held in Kingmaker at Warwick subsequently. Stiff task here but longer trip should at least put less pressure on his jumping.

Smart hurdler, ending last season with Grade 2 win at Sandown. Not quite so good over fences this term but managed to pick up a weak Grade 2 at Wincanton in November. Took step forward in this headgear when just denied in handicap at Kempton last month but more needed again back in a Grade 1.