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Il Est Francais makes stable debut for Skelton

Il Est Francais makes stable debut for Skelton

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Ffos Las plays host to an excellent Wednesday jumps card, headlined by Il Est Francais battle with Crebilly in the feature.

Ffos Las plays host to an excellent Wednesday jumps card, headlined by Il Est Francais battle with Crebilly in the feature. A host of big names arrive at Ffos Las on Wednesday, with Il Est Francais a fascinating contender in this Faucets Handicap Chase. A dual Grade 1 winner, including the Kauto Star Novices' Chase back in 2023, he has a point to prove having been pulled up on his past three starts.

The move to a new yard may spark a return to form but he will need to be at the top of his game to concede weight all round. Jonjo and AJ O'Neill's Crebilly heads a long list of alternatives. He doubled his tally over fences when scoring at Worcester on his last outing in September and will have a fitness edge over his rivals.

Saint Segal enjoyed a successful season last year, winning on two occasions. He should appreciate the drop into handicaps having contested top-level events in the spring. Torneo, Down Memory Lane and Southoftheborder rate each-way players.

Never miss a story with all the latest racing news, interviews and features on your phone. Find out more A brilliant field has assembled for this Listed Adept GRP Cabinets Novices' Chase, where Tutti Quanti heads four runners. The Paul Nicholls-trained six-year-old ran out a wide-margin winner of the William Hill Hurdle in February before finishing well beaten in the Champion Hurdle.

This 151-rated hurdler has long been viewed as a chaser, and he could prove a class apart on his fences debut under Sam Twiston-Davies. Captain Teague makes his debut for Dan Skelton having switched from the Paul Nicholls yard. A Grade 1 winner as a novice hurdler, he scored on his first start over fences before suffering a setback at Newbury.

Having reverted to hurdles since then, it is hoped he can get back on track in this sphere. George's Lad dominated a decent field when winning easily at Haydock in April and makes appeal on his fencing bow, while Tamarind Bay cannot be dismissed. A winner of three of his five starts over fences, his experienced could see him go close.

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