
Oddschecker tips for every race at Market Rasen on Saturday.
17:30 Market RasenSee All Odds
Park Hall lost little in defeat when conceding 7lb to the winner in a Newton Abbot bumper last month and the point-to-point scorer is sure to prove popular stepping up in distance on her hurdling bow. That said, with an official rating of 113, it could be worth persevering with the returning JENTOBELLO, who has hit the frame on all four outings over timber. C&D third Way Maker completes the shortlist.Prediction : 1st Jentobello 2nd Park Hall 3rd Way Maker
18:04 Market RasenSee All Odds
This looks to be a match between Eternal Angel and LORIKO, with the latter getting the vote. Dan Skelton's inmate supplemented victories at Huntingdon and Uttoxeter with a close-up second over an extended 2m4f at this venue and dropping back in distance shouldn't prove an issue. Eternal Angel arrives on the back of a good third in handicap company at Cartmel and he should keep the selection honest. Mayo may take the bronze medal home.Prediction : 1st Loriko 2nd Eternal Angel 3rd Mayo
18:34 Market RasenSee All Odds
My Friend Sean posted his best effort of the year when runner-up over 2m4f at Uttoxeter and another bold bid is forecast. However, this drop back in distance may count against Tom Lacey's charge, with BELLE LE GRAND getting the call. The seven-year-old's stamina appeared to ebb away on her seventh-placed chase bow over 2m4f at Uttoxeter and a 5lb fall in the ratings could prove to be excessive. Miss Denver is the pick of the remainder.Prediction : 1st Belle Le Grand 2nd My Friend Sean 3rd Miss Denver
19:04 Market RasenSee All Odds
KIWI DE COTTE made a winning stable debut for Dan Skelton over C&D before taking a step backwards when third at Worcester. The return to this trip and the application of cheekpieces appear likely to bring about the improvement needed on his handicap bow. Ballintubber Boy (third) finished ahead of Lowlands (fourth) at Perth last month and the pair are entitled to be in the mix once again.Prediction : 1st Kiwi De Cotte 2nd Ballintubber Boy 3rd Lowlands
19:34 Market RasenSee All Odds
HUCKLEBERRY STING won nicely here over 3m on his penultimate start before filling the runner-up spot at Worcester 11 days later. The manner of those performances suggest a drop back in trip is unlikely to be an issue for the seven-year-old, who definitely has more to offer over the larger obstacles. La Quarite returns after 11 months off the track and would hold every chance if ready to go. Huit Reflets heads the remainder after his recent course second.Prediction : 1st Huckleberry Sting 2nd La Quarite 3rd Huit Reflets
20:04 Market RasenSee All Odds
No More Bolero commands the utmost respect in his hat-trick bid and a 4lb rise for his latest victory, which came here last month, doesn't seem to be unduly harsh. However, the vote goes to GOD OF FIRE. The O'Neills' six-year-old returned from nearly 15 months off to score nicely at Newton Abbot and is capable of taking another step forward on his handicap hurdle debut. Ashdown Forest won on his first start for the Skeltons at Uttoxeter, but more is needed after a 7lb rise.Prediction : 1st God Of Fire 2nd No More Bolero 3rd Ashdown Forest
Jentobello
Market Rasen 17:30
Loriko
Market Rasen 18:04
Belle Le Grand
Market Rasen 18:34
Kiwi De Cotte
Market Rasen 19:04
Huckleberry Sting
Market Rasen 19:34
God Of Fire
Market Rasen 20:04








