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Altior returns at Newbury in the 2m Grade 2 Chase at 14.25 in what looks a very good race, after his defeat by Cyrname at Ascot. But if the Altior we all know turns up – he should be winning here en route to the Cheltenham Festival.
In the Denman Chase that follows at 15.00, Jonjo O’Neill junior takes over on Native River with Richard Johnson out injured and looks to have this seven-runner contest at his mercy. Nearest rival Might Bite doesn’t look to be the horse of old and the former Gold Cup winner should be too good for him and Secret Investor.
Willie Mullins sends over Ciel De Neige who I rode to finish third in the Fred Winter Juvenile Hurdle at Cheltenham. I like him and think he can be forgiven an unlucky run when finishing second at Limerick at Christmas, despite being long odds-on, where he was short of room.
There’s also an Irish raider at Warwick where John Queally sends over Djingle who is the complete outsider of the six-runner field in the 2m Grade 2 Novice Chase at 14.05.
Djingle was fourth to Notebook at Christmas at Leopardtown and is a sound-jumping, front-runner, who could be suited by the demands at Warwick.
At Naas on Saturday, Willie Mullins saddles Cut the Mustard who looks to get back to winning ways after defeat at Thurles last time. The drop back in trip to 2m should suit her. And yes, the experimental race times are correct at Naas.
It’s Uncle v Nephew where Willie Mullins saddle Aione who was an impressive winner at Gowran Park last time on heavy ground and faces Emmet Mullins’ Russian Diamond who won at Down Royal.
Ruby Walsh: My top picks for Newbury, Warwick & Naas on Saturday
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Altior returns at Newbury in the 2m Grade 2 Chase at 14.25 in what looks a very good race, after his defeat by Cyrname at Ascot. But if the Altior we all know turns up – he should be winning here en route to the Cheltenham Festival.
In the Denman Chase that follows at 15.00, Jonjo O’Neill junior takes over on Native River with Richard Johnson out injured and looks to have this seven-runner contest at his mercy. Nearest rival Might Bite doesn’t look to be the horse of old and the former Gold Cup winner should be too good for him and Secret Investor.
Things get a lot more competitive in the Betfair Hurdle at 15.35 and Paddy Power is paying the first 6 home.
Willie Mullins sends over Ciel De Neige who I rode to finish third in the Fred Winter Juvenile Hurdle at Cheltenham. I like him and think he can be forgiven an unlucky run when finishing second at Limerick at Christmas, despite being long odds-on, where he was short of room.

Find a full range of odds over on PP.comThere’s also an Irish raider at Warwick where John Queally sends over Djingle who is the complete outsider of the six-runner field in the 2m Grade 2 Novice Chase at 14.05.
Djingle was fourth to Notebook at Christmas at Leopardtown and is a sound-jumping, front-runner, who could be suited by the demands at Warwick.

Find a full range of odds over on PP.comNaas 13.37
At Naas on Saturday, Willie Mullins saddles Cut the Mustard who looks to get back to winning ways after defeat at Thurles last time. The drop back in trip to 2m should suit her. And yes, the experimental race times are correct at Naas.
Naas 14.47
Willie Mullins runs Hybery who has to improve considerably on what he’s shown to feature here. The big two look to be Entoucas and Village Mystic.
I’m going to go for Noel Meade’s Village Mystic to build on his last performance when second in a novice hurdle at Navan.
Naas 15.57
It’s Uncle v Nephew where Willie Mullins saddle Aione who was an impressive winner at Gowran Park last time on heavy ground and faces Emmet Mullins’ Russian Diamond who won at Down Royal.
Naas 16.32
My dad’s horse Hardwired finished fourth over course and distance on debut under Patrick Mullins and the pair get another crack at it.
I think he has progressed a little bit from his first run and can go close.
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