With Cheltenham just around the corner, it's time to start filling up your wallet. Why not start this Sunday with some winners at Huntingdon?
Here's a quick snapshot of our selections, you can follow the live action on our live Huntingdon race centre.
13:10 Huntingdon - Head Law
13:45 Huntingdon - Chambard
14:20 Huntingdon - Mattie Ross
14:55 Huntingdon - Yauthym
15:30 Huntingdon - Crypto
16:05 Huntingdon - Queen Of Fame
16:40 Huntingdon - Now Is The Winter
17:10 Huntingdon - Butch
13:45 Huntingdon - Chambard
Venetia Williams has expressed concerns over the well-being of her string in recent days, but Chambard can give the team a lift in the Every Race Live On Racing TV Novices' Limited Handicap Chase.
He has struck up a fine rapport with 7lb-claiming amateur Lucy Turner, notching two wide-margin wins at Exeter and Fontwell as well as a couple of seconds in her capable hands.
Chambard has been hiked 7lb for his most recent win at Fontwell, but there is every chance of more to come in a fairly weak three-horse event.
14:20 Huntingdon - Mattie Ross
Mattie Ross can get off the mark over obstacles at the first time of asking as she tackles the Racing TV Mares' Novices' Hurdle at Huntingdon.
The six-year-old did not make the best start to her career when a well-beaten ninth behind the classy Ocean Wind back in 2019, but after a prolonged absence and a move from Alan King's yard to the care of Richard Phillips, this nicely-bred mare has seemingly found her groove.
Beaten just over four lengths on her return from 559 days off the track in May last year, she again had to settle for second at Southwell the following month before finally opening her account at Newton Abbot in July.
Soft ground certainly seemed to suit, which is a positive given recent rain, and while she has been off the track since, she has already proven she can post a decent effort on the back off a long break.
This is not the strongest race ever run and Mattie Ross can take advantage.
16:40 Huntingdon - Now Is The Winter
Now Is The Winter turned in an awkward round of jumping when second last time out, so if he can pull it together on this occasion, the second division of the Every Race Live On Racing TV Handicap Hurdle looks eminently winnable.
He failed to find any kind of rhythm for Lilly Pinchin at Sedgefield last month but stayed on to be beaten three and a half lengths, with his revised mark of 75 still looking fair.
