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Here is a quick reference list of Planet Sport's picks from Kempton on Saturday, February 26.

13.50 Kempton - Graystone

Yogi Bear lived in Jellystone Park but Pete fancies Graystone in this one to illuminate the Coral Adonis Juvenile Hurdle.

A fairly consistent runner, Lucy Wadham's Graystone beat the evens favourite Message Personnel last time out from the powerful Skelton yard.
That strong, staying on performance suggests that Graystone is smarter than the av-er-age pick.
Here's a snippet of why Pete thinks that Graystone can prevail.
"Some really good wins recently at Warwick and at Wetherby, now did fall in between that at Taunton, not a good performance and certainly not a very good jump. What I really like about this horse is loves this kind of ground and obviously across the country right now we're experiencing a lot of rain.

Now you might say 'well plenty of horses this time of year love this type of ground' but won on the soft over at Warwick and ran really really well there as well."

15.00 Kempton - Frere D'Armes

Pete reckons these brothers in arms can do some damage for team Skelton in the Sky Bet Dovecote Novices' Hurdle.

Chasing the hat-trick, Frere D'Armes ran up the double with good wins at Huntingdon and Wincanton.

Here's a snapshot of why Pete is feeling the brotherly love for Frere D'Armes.

"In and around the 8/1 mark for my pick is too big a price it's as simple as that. Why? Well start with a second placed finish, has won back to back races now, admittedly down at Class 4 but those were Class 4 wins that came well, comfortably in fact,

The step up is going to, of course, make a big difference, each-way is not the end of the world but this is a horse, in a race of form horses, that I think might just have a bit to slide under the radar."

14.25 Kempton - Pic D'Orhy

Paul Nicholls has been struggling for a bit of form of late but Pete is keeping faith with the Don of Ditcheat.
A Grade 2 winner last time out at Ascot by nine lengths, the seven-year-old showed his class and can be forgiven a third last time around.

Harry Cobden takes the reins with a favourite's chance. Here's a snapshot of why Pete likes Pic D'Orhy in the Coral Pendil Novices' Chase.

"Pic D'Orhy is easily the best horse in this race, narrowly favourite at the time of recording but I think is going to be comfortable. That win in the Howden back in December was very very good indeed.

Every time I keep coming back to this relatively small race, it was always going to be Pic D'Orhy."