Sunday's Chepstow racing tips: Scipion to impress in Wales

Read on for the full running at Chepstow, with Planet Sport's three selections highlighted in bold.

14:00 Chepstow - Autonomous Cloud

15:35 Chepstow - The Edgar Wallace

16:45 Chepstow - Judex Lefou

17:15 Chepstow - Knowsley Road.

A previous outing at Fontwell saw Poldark Cross come a distant second to Chambard, but Daryl Jacob looked impressive after returning to riding following a broken hip.

Plus, Chambard followed up the win at Fontwell by landing the Fulk Walwyn Kim Muir Handicap Chase for Venetia Williams on Thursday, so take nothing away from Poldark Cross' second place.

A step up in trip for Sunday's action could favour the seven-year-old, so there's no reason he can't cross the line first in Chepstow.

After four unlucky shortcomings over hurdles, Scipion has still impressed under Tom Lacey and can finally claim a win in the In Loving Memory Of Edward Bevan Maiden Hurdle.

Some tough opposition in recent outings has not helped Scipion's results, having chased home Grade One Tolworth Hurdle runner-up Jetoile on his stable debut at Leicester, and then narrowly missing out to Stag Horn in a Grade Two at Warwick.

But after some unfornuate races, the six-year-old has still shown some great consistency, and with a 131 rating, we fancy him to finally get the better of his rivals.

Despite coming home last of four at Warwick in her last outing, a drop in class and distance will favour Harry Fry's eight-year-old. A close third in Ascot back in January showed exactly what WhiteHotChiliFili is capable of, and she can certainly impress in the Kenneth Cox Memorial Mares' Handicap Hurdle at Chepstow.

Despite winning just three of her previous 14 races over hurdles, the assessor has dropped her down to the mark where she last won a race.

Across the seven-race card, she has a great chance to return to winning ways.