GYTO Friday Notebook Double

The hat-trick seeking URBAN OUTLOOK is a horse at the top of his game right now and a further 6lb rise doesn’t look enough to anchor him. He is 2-2 since upped to this sort of trip and was value for more than the 1 length winning margin at Haydock last time as he was short of room and briefly got unbalanced before staying on strongly. This is obviously a better quality of race but I think the stronger gallop will suit and he should be hitting the line hard under David Probert. Kingfisher King didn’t get going in time on handicap debut at Doncaster but it is early days and he definitely shouldn’t be written off as he still has potential. Lordship is another one capable and is also feared.

Things didn’t work out for CHIANTI CLASSICO in the Albert Bartlett at Cheltenham when last seen but he was given a lot to do that day and just found the step into graded company a bit too hot to handle at that stage of his career. He is a horse with considerable scope and he could still have a really bright future over fences. Usually I’d like to see a run or two before I build strong opinions but Kim Bailey has started the season in good form unleashing a couple of nice types already and this looks a good starting point for him. Inch House improved with every start over hurdles as a novice ending with a nice win at this track. He also has potential now chasing and could be the danger.