Sunday's Warwick racing tips: Lac de Constance won't lack pace

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Here's a rundown of Warwick's races on Sunday, March 13 - Planet Sport's four main selections are highlighted.

13:35 Warwick - Rock On Tommy

14:12 Warwick - Lac De Constance

14:45 Warwick - Galice Macalo

15:20 Warwick - In Rem

15:55 Warwick - Boughtbeforelunch

16:30 Warwick - Hyland

17:05 Warwick - Twin Power.

14:12 Warwick - Lac De Constance

After an impressive victory at Exeter on his penultimate start, Lac De Constance will have to concede upwards of 12lb for the Racing TV Profits Returned To Racing Novices' Hurdle.

However, having triumphed by eight and a half lengths during that last win, Dan Skelton's six-year-old is definitely able to continue his superb form.

He finished a runner-up to Peking Rose in his last outing, but only after a costly mistake late in the day. Lac De Constance's overall performance was still of a high quality, and we're expecting another thrilling outing on Sunday.

14:45 Warwick - Galice Macalo

While Galice Macalo is yet to claim a win in six runs this term, her best chance of ending that streak comes in the EBF Mares' Novices' Chase.

She's improved of late, with a third place in Ludlow on her last outing showing her progress. An official rating of 124 gives her the edge in Warwick.

15:20 Warwick - In Rem

With five successive victories under his belt, In Rem is certainly one to keep an eye out for. Since transferring from Gary Moore to Jane Williams this season, the seven-year-old has been revitalised.

He hit the ground running for his new handler at Ffos Las in October, and four further victories have seen his starting mark of 82 now raise to 120.

Two wins at Warwick in his last two runs should fill you with even more confidence, and despite a 5lb rise for Sunday, In Rem is on track to make it six in a row under Williams.

16:30 Warwick - Hyland

Under Nicky Henderson, Hyland has shown good recent progression, and after finishing third at Doncaster last time out, a win isn't too far over the horizon.

Now on a fair mark of 109, Hyland takes his first step into handicap company on Sunday, and can shine in the Watch On Racing TV Handicap Hurdle.