After a winner yesterday, Steve Ryder is back with two picks including a long shot at Wincanton.
3:07 Wincanton
Son Of Tyran (0.5pt ew)
Best price 25/1 at the time of publishing.
Although Harry Skelton prefers the chances of Tyson, the more fascinating runner from the stable is SON OF TYRAN (best priced at 25/1). The Dan Skelton trained five-year-old was only beaten a neck in PTP by the now 117 rated Freshers Week before finishing 3rd in a bumper in June. He was only beaten half a length overall that day by the 99 rated Nana Noodleman and the 105 rated Drombeg Lad.
The handicapper made Son Of Tyran run four times in maiden/novice hurdles before awarding him an opening handicap mark as he was well beaten on all of those starts when sent off over 100/1 on all four occasions. He runs here off an opening mark of 80 which could underestimate him based on his PTP and bumper form and he looks worth taking a chance on with four places available after a 100 day break.
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4:00 Lingfield
Bradbury (1pt)
Best price 85/40 at the time of publishing.
Another handicap debutant who looks open to improvement is the Ed Bethell trained BRADBURY (best priced at 5/2) who should relish this step up in trip. The son of Ghaiyyath was sent off 16/1, 33/1 and 150/1 for his three qualifying runs over 7f last season on turf but he now makes his AW debut stepped up in trip to 1m2f for the first time.
That should suit Bradbury based on his breeding and an opening mark of 57 looks fair based on what he has achieved so far. He is much less exposed than his rivals in this 0-60 handicap and can justify overnight market support.
