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This is a race between the top 2 in the market. Preference is for Patrick Mullins who is on board for Willie Mullins with Ontheropes. This horse still relatively inexperienced. Has changed hands for 240,000 on the back of a point run at Punchestown. Made course debut in Fairyhouse failed to make impression likely to do well here though in a track that will suit.

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Sideways looks a very progressive horse and can win this one for James Bowen and Christian Williams. Has won here on Good to Soft ground over 2m 4f in January. Also won at Sedgefield on Good to Soft ground over same distance. Step up to 3m will likely suit massive player here.

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This race is very difficult to call but for me Willie Mullins holds the key having won it 3 times in the last 8 years. GetAReason was superb over hurdles/chase from 2m 4f to 3 miles. Has had a year break now but Willie Mullins is sure to have primed for this race. Should get into the placings which again by 5 places.

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Le Prezien won this race last year from only 1lb higher when winning by 4 lengths. Has to be in the recknowing for a owner that has a superb record at Cheltenham. He had 3 winners on Thursday while Barry Geraghty had a double. Paddy Power once again paying 5 places so has to be worth an each way bet.

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I expect this horse to get in the top 5 places here with bookmaker Paddy Power who are paying 5 places. Horse was dual winner in bumpers in France, won at Limerick and Fairyhouse in winter. Ran well on handicap debut last time out. Ground and trip will be perfect. Each way claims for sure. 0.5pt each way bet for 5 places.

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Sir Erec looks the one to beat here for in the form JP McManus yard who had three wins on the card on Thursday. Mark Walsh has also two wins this festival while Joseph O'Brien notched his first festival win on Wednesday. This horse latest two race came at Punchestown and won both of them the latest a Grade 1 at Leopardstown a month ago.

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Compadre can win this for Ben Poste and James Evans. Won over C&D in January off a sliding mark, 6lb higher mark here but conditions look set to be ideal and will surely go very very close if putting in a repeat performance

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Un De Sceaux surely can place here although getting on in terms of age will love the soft ground here and loves Cheltenham. Has won 22 races in career to date, indeed won this two year ago. Latest race came against Altior in December. Likely to be in the top three Ruby on board.

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Battleoverdoyen represents a stable (Gordon Elliott) that won this race last year so has to be fully respected. Horse has superb form as well having won last three races. Won latest race at Navan at the start of January on good to soft ground, Indeed beat Sams Profile that day who runs here to for Mouse Morris. Likely to place in the top four here.

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Very tough race to call but Hardline to place in the top three looks a very good bet here for a strong yard that is favourite to take home the top trainer title again this year. Gordon Elliott is sure to have the horse primed for a big run with Davy Russell on board. There likely will be a strong pace in the race which will suit, ground no issues also. Looks a good bet to place at around even money. 1 unit bet recommended.

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Looks a good bet to place in the top three here. Aidan Coleman takes the ride for Lawney Hill. Won four chases last year from 2m 2f to 2m 4f. Ran fair in two runs over the winter recent coming at Fontwell. Slow ground may suit here and is dropped a further 2lb should place in the top three at least.

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Minella Melody looks a good bet here to open account for top trainer Henry De Bromhead, Patrick Mullins rides also. Won a point to point in Boulta in December. That form has been franked since as the third that day Elk Bridge has since gone on and won. 1 unit bet recommended.

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This looks a race between the top two in the market. My preference is for Another Angel for Cam Hardie and Antony Britain. This horse is an expert at this course winning five times over the course and distance. Likely to do well.

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This could be a race Rajapur can get it's head in front for Danny Brock and Dave Thompson. Has 1 win in 27 starts but this race looks like a really good one which is winnable considering only 3 horses go to post. Wears eye shields here for the first time which may have the positive effect

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Tellovoi looks good here for me for Phil Prince and Richard Guest. Has been on song last few races placing in last three starts. These starts came at Chelmsford and Newcastle, the two most recent at Newcastle. Finished 3rd of 10 at Newcastle in February, Raced there again 5 days ago, Will go close for sure here if putting in a similar effort of that when coming 2nd.

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This looks a good race for Break the Silence to win and I am very confident on this one. Therefore would bet 3 units. The reason is the horse is a C&D winner. Has won at he course of the winter posting some good efforts, recent race came end of February finishing 4th of 11. 2lb below that mark here.

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Rintulla looks a good bet here for Ben Pauling and Daryl Jacob, incidentally it's Jacobs only ride on the card here so has not be noted. Latest race came at Huntingdon when 7th of 10 on Boxing Day. Previous race before that at Bangor was much better finishing 3rd a similar performance here would be enough

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Dominateur can win this for Gavin Sheehan and Oliver Sherwood. Horse has had two good runs in defeat at Chepstow the end of last year and won then at Lingfield on heavy ground over 2m 3f in February. Ground will suit yet again.

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Edgar can surely go close in this uncompetitive race for Mitchell Bastyan and Dave Bridgewater. Latest race came at Leicester on Valentines Day when going on to win over 1m 7f on good to firm ground. The ground here will be soft. However, is clearly fine with that having came 2nd on soft ground at Plumpton in January.

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Song Saa can win this for Tom George and Noel George. Won at Kempton in January over the same trip as here on the same type of ground. Has the advantage of a recent run in a tough enough race as well and a similar performance here would be good enough to win this in my opinion.