Bossman Jack (1.20) continues to impress in hurdle races and is expected to emulate the success of The New Lion, a previous winner trained by Dan and Harry Skelton. With a pedigree that includes notable winners like Gidleigh Park, Bossman Jack started his career with a victory in a Wincanton bumper. Despite a third-place finish in his hurdle debut at Warwick, he bounced back with a win at Ffos Las and dominated a race at Chepstow in his most recent outing.
Having excelled in two-mile races so far, Bossman Jack’s lineage suggests he may thrive over longer distances, making the upcoming five-furlong race a potential platform for further development. The competition includes promising contenders like No Drama This End, Act Of Innocence, Sober, and Laurets D’Estruval, all expected to showcase their potential.
In the next race, Romeo Coolio (2.00) is set for a challenge to maintain his unbeaten record in steeplechases. After an impressive victory in the Drinmore Novices’ Chase, Romeo Coolio faced tough competition in subsequent races but showed resilience with notable wins. The field includes strong contenders like Kaid D’Authie, Wendigo, and Oscars Brother, promising an exciting race.
Puturhandstogether (2.40) enters uncharted territory beyond two and a half miles at the Cheltenham Festival, aiming to build on previous successes. Despite challenges in recent races, Puturhandstogether’s potential was evident in a second-place finish at Listowel. Facing stiff competition from Storm Heart, Kateira, Jingko Blue, and Ballyadam, the race is poised for a thrilling outcome.
Vanillier (3.20) brings a wealth of experience to the upcoming race, having excelled in cross-country events and classic hurdles. With recent wins and a competitive spirit, Vanillier remains a strong contender against rivals like Favori De Champdou, Desertmore House, and Final Orders, promising an intense competition.
L’Eau Du Sud (4.00) aims to secure victory against the formidable Majborough, showcasing impressive form in recent races. With a strategic approach to training, L’Eau Du Sud is poised to challenge the favorite and maintain a winning streak. The competition includes strong contenders like Il Etait Temps and Irish Panther, adding an element of uncertainty to the race.
Jazzy Matty (4.40) seeks to add another triumph at the Cheltenham Festival to his record, despite recent challenges. With determination and a strong track record, Jazzy Matty faces tough competition from Be Aware, Inthepocket, Jasko Des Dames, and Break My Soul, setting the stage for an exciting race.
Keep Him Company (5.20) enters the competition with a strong pedigree and a history of impressive performances, aiming to continue his winning streak. Competing against contenders like Love Sign D’Aunou, Quirin, Bass Hunter, and Broadway Ted, Keep Him Company is expected to deliver a thrilling race at the Cheltenham Festival.