Welcome to the time From preview for Wednesday's racing at the Children's Festival, I'm gonna focus on two races out of the seven on the card.

Got strong view in the arse, eh?

I thought that champ.

Although all winter people have been trying to find fault with this horse, mainly because he's been a short price, he's essentially been 7 to 2321 for the last a few months.

Basically, as a result, people have looked at that price and sent to try and find something against him.

And perhaps try and pick wanted to holes in him as well as a as a resource.

But now we got to the day.

Now we can see the field in behind him.

I think that Price hasn't altered.

It's still 321 72.

I think that's that's really good value now.

He was a very good hurdler, obviously, as we know one.

A grade one entry second at the festival, he's taken well, defenses.

Obviously he had that unfortunate fall in the Dipper last time, but I thought we did really, really well.

He got Barry Garrity out of trouble when he wanted Newberry great to level pride to that.

He's still a really promising, promising saying chaser on dhe for me in that field lights of Allah Ho.

I think he should be in the the shorter race that Marsha can't really see him staying.

Three miles Copperhead.

Our wonder whether that Ascot win last time was quite as good as it looked, given the ground was so bad.

So essentially, I just thought that there wasn't a lot to be scared or been behind him in the market on around 72.

I think that Champ is a very good bet in the USA.

I'm gonna advise to in the 4 50 the Fred Winter, the two that I like against our max, who obviously represents Gordon Elliott, who's got such a good record in the sort of races and probably is one that's going to improve for going into this sort of handicapped.

But I can't let Mick past ago, um, backed around seven and 1/2 8 to 1.

He is a Grade one.

Be a Grade one winner.

Subsequent great one winner in France on his only hurdle start.

Hey was very well back to Cheltenham, but bombed out was subsequently found to have been suffering with ulcers on Dhe.

He's essentially looks a thought to be really, really well suited by a well run races, a keen Goa Andi think we haven't really seen the best of them, to be honest, so I think he's going to step up significantly on what he did at Ludlow last time.

He's clearly been laid out for this.

He's had to wind up.

He's got a hood on, has a lot of reasons.

To think that Mick Pass is going to take a big step forward in his form is actually probably the strongest in the race.

If you're looking internationally now, the other one that I like in the races Black over Alan King.

He's got probably the strongest British form on offer curtsey of Win it Taunton, where he'd be a couple of re opposing rivals back in December.

He again, he's a strong travel, A good jumper just looks the type to be really well suited by the demands of this race, and he's available around 16 to 1.