Tuesday Horse Racing Tips from Steve Ryder

Non Stop (best priced at 7/4) has run well on both of his starts over fences this season and he should have the measure of Libberty Hunter who fell on his chasing debut and Aggagio who makes his chasing debut in this race. The Joe Tizzard trained four-year-old ended last season finishing 4th behind Spirit D’Aunou at Sandown off a mark of 115 before finishing a respectable 5th on his chasing debut at Kempton behind the impressive Arclight.

Non Stop finished 2nd last time at Taunton behind Heros who has boosted the form since by following up at Taunton and is now rated 12lbs higher and the third Dr T J Eckleburg has also won since and is now 7lbs higher. Non Stop runs here off only 1lb higher and should prove hard to beat off a mark of 111.

For Pleasure is interesting on his stable debut for Olly Murphy but it is another class dropper Sergeant Wilson (best priced at 7/5) who is preferred. The Nigel Twiston-Davies trained five-year-old won a maiden hurdle over this course and distance in February before finishing 2nd in a handicap hurdle at Doncaster off a mark of 112 when beaten a head.

Sergeant Wilson finished 2nd behind Brentford Hope at Newbury in a Class 3 handicap hurdle in November and the handicapper has left him on that mark of 110. Daryl Jacob gets back on board here and he should prove hard to beat back down in class.

The Linda Perratt trained The Caltonian (best priced at 9/4) has been transformed since racing on the AW in blinkers and he should get back to winning ways here. The four-year-old has form figures of 1123 in headgear including a five length victory at Newcastle over 7f and a course and distance win off a mark of 60. He was beaten on his penultimate start off a mark of 65 but three quick runs in nine days may have left a mark on him.

The Caltonian returned with a good 3rd over 5f at Newcastle 11 days ago when only beaten ¾ length off a mark of 67 and he should prove hard to beat back at 7f off the same mark.