Graham Clark shares his four best bets on Wednesday, three of which run at Wetherby, Nottingham and Kempton. Watch every contest from all three meetings live on Racing TV.
2.20 Ffos Las: Pourquoi Pas Papa
Sinnatra will be a tough nut to crack on his chasing debut, but there is a good chance the weight he has to concede to Pourquoi Pas Papa could prove a task too much.
The Paul Nicholls-trained gelding might only have a maiden win at Wincanton to his name, but his close up fourth in the Fred Winter at the Cheltenham Festival and third at Aintree the following month read well.
While he is likely to take a step forward for the run, his recent schooling sessions at home have been impressive which suggests he will be a better chaser than a hurdler.
In receipt of 15lbs from Sinnatra, the son of Manatee can take full advantage and get his career over fences off to the perfect start.
2.35 Wetherby: Evaluation (Nap)
It was only late on that Evaluation was denied in a tight finish last time out, but he can gain compensation here.
Having failed to fire in two Flat starts since joining Adam Nicol, the son of Dubawi took a giant step forward back over hurdles in a two mile and five furlong handicap at Kelso.
This race is a step up in grade, but the slight drop back in trip looks to be a positive move, while ground conditions should be to his liking.
With the handicapper leaving his mark alone, a repeat of his most recent effort should ensure he remains competitive.
3.04 Nottingham: Knights Charge
Knights Charge failed to make it a hat-trick of wins last time out at Doncaster, but he looks to hold solid claims of returning to winning ways.
Although keen through the early stages of that contest, the Roger Varian-trained son of Lucky Vega was only just pipped at the post having looked to have sewn the race up.
This race looks competitive, and frustratingly the handicapper has nudged him up two pounds for his latest defeat which makes life that bit tougher.
However, he already has one course and distance victory to his name, and having had just four career starts he still looks open to plenty of improvement.
5.00 Kempton Park: Noble Prince
Noble Prince has shown glimpses of form that suggest a race of this kind should be within the grasps of his talents.
His race at Haydock Park was dealt an early blow when it took his rider two attempts to remove the blindfold, which effectively put him on the back foot from the word go.
That said, he still managed to be only beaten just under three lengths at the finish in third, with his early exertions clearly taking a toll.
The cheekpieces have been retained, while Billy Loughnane takes over in the saddle for the first time.
If making a better exit from the stalls, and adopting a more prominent role, then he could easily leave his last effort behind.