16:45 LEICESTER A chance is taken Lord Du Mesnil can roll back the years and provide us a good value each shot in Leicester’s finale. Richard Hobson’s charge was still officially rated 140 on his final start last year in the Ultima Handicap at the Cheltenham Festival and if he recaptures anything like last season’s form which saw him finish fourth on his penultimate start in a competitive Exeter handicap he should be more than good enough to feature here. Chief danger could

13:50 MARKET RASEN This looks an ideal opportunity for Donald McCain’s Wallquatari who ran a race full of promise on debut last year when falling at the last and followed up with a good second at Doncaster in November. Further progress could be on the cards given the selection’s 81-day break and experience is likely to pay dividends given his two market rivals are having their first starts over obstacles. Lundi Noir fetched £60,000 at the sales, but Miner’s Gamble from Brian

13:55 LINGFIELD Presenting Day ran a race full of promise on debut at Warwick and was only one and a half lengths behind dual winner That’s Nice from the powerful Nicky Henderson yard. With improvement on the cards, she will be hard to beat here and can make the trip up north from Emma’ Lavelle’s Wiltshire base a fruitful one. Just her Type was beaten by the narrowest of margins on debut at Ayr and looks the likeliest selection for the forecast. PRESENTING DAY (WIN) 18:00 WOL

Daryl Lay gives his best two bets of the day this Tuesday. 13:55 TAUNTON Campaign Trail went into plenty of notebooks following his impressive debut win at Doncaster and if we can forget his last run he must have a great chance of a mark of just 116. The Kim Bailey and Mat Nichols trained ex-flat recruit cost a six-figure sum and started to pay some of that money back when slamming a now 110-rated horse by 6 lengths on debut and having a 124-rated horse back in third. He look

Daryl Lay picks out two runners for Tuesday's best bets. 14:42 CHEPSTOW The Dan Skelton-trained Queen’s Wish will be a warm order, being the only winner in the race and is likely to start at cramped odds. The value could be to side with Volakes, given he is likely to improve on his first outing when finishing third in a maiden hurdle at Doncaster. The son of Nathaniel is out of a race mare rated 100 on the flat and he finds himself in the national hunt sphere having been an i

12.40 DOWN ROYAL French import Karoline Banbou will be a tough nut to crack. Second in a Grade 1 bumper on her last run in France, she was well-supported to get off the mark at the first time of asking for the Willie Mullins team only to be denied in the final strides by well-regarded stable mate Baby Kate. Pour Les Filles for the Gordon Elliott camp can give her the most to think about and looks the biggest danger and one looking to find the forecast. KAROLINE BANBOU (WIN) 1