For the first time in almost 20 years, Jumps Racing is returning to Windsor! We've got seven obstacle races for you to enjoy – all live on Sky Sports Racing…
12.12 Windsor – Excello and Ma Shantou address
Coached by Nicky Henderson excellent He looked like an exciting prospect over fences when he won at Ascot, but has since returned to hurdles where he recently finished second after a break at Ascot. It would be nice to get his head back to the front here.
Harry Cobden rode What's up? To widespread success at Warwick and maintains Emma Lavelle's journey. He is classified as a high risk because he made few mistakes in both starts when going over obstacles.
My eyes are illegal He is another thing that could be a contender for Chris Gordon.
12.45 Windsor – Famous Five, Hellenwyn and Teddley face off
Alan King Helnwyn He made a promising start to his chasing career when finishing second behind Telepathique who then went on to finish in a Listed contest and wants to build on this effort under Tom Cannon.
The glamorous duo of Venetia Williams and Charlie Deutch are teaming up The famous five Who returns after a 252-day break in the Grade 3 Gerry Fielden Hurdle at Newbury and will be stripped of his fitness to run on his chase debut.
The most experienced chaser in this area is Nigel Twiston-Davies Tidly Who has overcome bigger obstacles four times now including finishing behind Calif du Perlé at Newbury. The five-year-old should put his experience to good use here and will be a big player under 7lb Jimmy Bryce.
1.55 – Jeffrey Cross returns from a long break to chase the competition
Skeletons Geoffrey's cross He is a consistent type over fences and had a good total at Haydock in April 2023 but will need to challenge a long break if he is to win here.
The Unrevealed Stalker by Venetia Williams Tanganyika He made his chase debut at Bangor-on-Dee last time out, finishing fifth after the break and looking like he has a big chance despite the conditions not being quite in his favour.
veteran Northern Cape Shown at racetrack number 64 he is a solid horse on the day he goes. Although he has not shown much in his recent starts, he is still of interest and has been down to his last win mark of 122, which came in Perth.
Balikamos He is 2-8 over fences and knocking on the door just shy of his 120 mark.
Better than the rest
At 2.30 in East Berkshire, Harry Cobden takes over Asian spices For trainer Jimmy Frost – a horse looking to build on his impressive five-length success at Exeter on his last appearance. Bellbird and Hedera Park are likely to compete under Charlie Maggs and Gavin Sheehan respectively.
At 3.05pm Duhallow Tommy will look to improve on third place after a long break last time out at Fontwell in the hands of Kevin Brogan. Another potential contender is Riley, who will join Dan Skelton's team.
