HORSE RACING BETTING ODDS COMPARISON

Sottsass gelding who created an excellent impression when scoring by 9 lengths on his Naas debut (soft) in January. Found his failure to settle early catching up with him late in the Champion Bumper at Cheltenham and probably still has a bigger performance in him.

Showed the benefit of his initial experience under Rules when landing 7-runner bumper at Fairyhouse (2m, heavy) in February, leading under 2f out and going clear final 1f. Further improvement possible.

£280,000 Walk In The Park gelding. Runner-up in a point and looked above average when making a successful debut under Rules in a course bumper (2m, heavy) in February. Open to improvement.

Fell sole start in points/over hurdles prior to making a winning bumper debut in 8-runner event at Thurles (17f, heavy) in March, suited by emphasis on stamina. Has since been bought out of Paul O'Flynn's yard and interesting to see if he's as effective under less testing conditions.

Blue Bresil gelding. Half-brother to 3 winners, including fairly useful hurdler/useful chaser Mahlervous. Overcame inexperience to make a winning debut in 8-runner bumper at Leopardstown (2m, soft) last month and open to improvement with a hood now applied.

Caravaggio gelding. Half-brother to numerous winners, including smart multiple bumper winner A Dream To Share, and made a promising start to her career when second in 6-runner bumper at Naas (15f, heavy) on debut in February. Likely to improve for all that this asks for a good deal more.

Brother to smart hurdler/top-class chaser Gaelic Warrior and looked a good prospect himself when drawing clear to land odds of 2/5 on his Gowran bumper debut in January. Beat only one home in Champion Bumper subsequently, though.

€58,000 Walk In The Park gelding who finished third on sole outing in points and has shaped well on both bumper starts, including in a first-time hood when third of 7 at Uttoxeter (2m) last month. Has a lot more on his plate here, however.

Showed the benefit of his initial experience under Rules when landing 7-runner bumper at Limerick (17f, heavy) in March, staying on to lead final 100 yds. Needs another chunk of improvement now taking on stronger opposition.

Built on debut promise when second of 16 in bumper (33/1) at Navan (2m, good to soft) in September, albeit no match for the winner. This is a big step up, however.

Kingman filly. Dam, winner up to 10.2f (2-y-o 7f-1m winner), half-sister to 6f winner Golden Horde and winner up to 10.4f Camille Pissarro (both very smart). Plenty to like about her on paper and wouldn't need to be anything out of the ordniary to make a winning debut in this.

32,000 gns foal, €75,000 yearling, Zoustar filly. Dam French 9.5f/1¼m winner. A bit of a mix on pedigree but in-form yard's newcomers always merit respect.

Zarak filly. Dam useful 7f/1m winner (including at 2 yrs). In-form yard can ready a newcomer and she's entitled to plenty of respect.

Zoustar filly who showed ability when third in 11-runner novice over 7f here on debut in December and ran to similar level when fourth of 8 in another novice at Southwell (7f) 23 days ago. That's amongst the best form on offer here, for all she's not really bred to need to 1m,

Advertise filly cost only 2,500 gns as a foal but offered something to work on when fourth of 11 in novice at Yarmouth (1m, good) on debut 19 days ago. May do better.

€5,000 foal, €1,200 yearling, €165,000 2-y-o, Cotai Glory filly. Dam, ran twice at 2 yrs, half-sister to useful US 1m/9f winner K P All Systems Go. Cost plenty last year, so worth noting if prominent in market.

Nathaniel filly who offered something to work on when fifth of 13 in a C&D maiden on debut but readily brushed aside when sixth of 7 in novice at Yarmouth (1¼m, good) 19 days ago. Eligible for handicaps after this and they should prove more her bag. Hood on 1st time.

Saxon Warrior filly was backed at long odds but proved too green to show anything when eighth of 14 in novice at Southwell (1m) on debut. Off 155 days. Clearly thought capable of better.

Pinatubo filly. Dam unraced sister to very smart 1m-1¼m winner Nezwaah and useful 7f/1m winner Bashosh. Shaped as if needing the run when sixth of 7 in maiden at this course (7f) on debut 29 days ago and she's open to progress given yard and pedigree.

Blue Point filly is bred to be useful and cost 75,000 gns but showed only greenness when eleventh of 12 in novice at Nottingham (8.3f, good to soft, 28/1) on debut 12 days ago. Needs to leave that form well behind.

Time Test filly whose sales price dropped at 2 yrs. Ran only to modest level when fifth of 9 in maiden at this C&D (125/1) on debut 22 days ago. Likelier to be of interest when handicapping.

Bit of promise when mid-division on first of 2 starts in bumpers but well beaten on debut in this sphere at Lingfield on Tuesday.

Better than ever when landing 16-runner Doncaster handicap (7f) on his return last month. Up 4 lb but he can go very well again.

Reliable sort who comes here in good nick, third of 9 in 1m handicap at Nottingham 12 days ago. Well in the mix.

Dual C&D winner in February but his more recent form is not nearly so encouraging. Handily weighted if back on his A-game here, though.

A 4-time C&D winner, latest in December. Not in the best form this spring however.

In excellent form for Charlie Clover this winter but yet to fire for his current handler.

Ended 2025 in very good nick. Looked in need of his reappearance when sixth of 12 in handicap at Kempton (7f) 22 days ago. Can take a step forward on his tapeta debut.

A 4-time winner at up to 1¼m in Ireland in 2025. Hasn't offered much in 3 outings for his new yard this season, though.