ITV coverage on Saturday comes from Warwick and Kempton, with the action headlined by the Half A Mill Classic Handicap Chase.
We have gone through the races televised on Saturday and have picked out our ITV horse racing tips. You can find our selections, an ITV Racing Accumulator, and the best bookmaker offers here.
Our acca for Saturday's ITV coverage includes two selections from Kempton and one from Fairyhouse. Back this 3-leg ITV accumulator for Saturday:
Precious Man should avenge his defeat in the Juvenile Trial at Cheltenham in November on Saturday.
Harry Skelton takes the ride on the Dan Skelton runner, who holds a clear advantage on official ratings.
Should have won at Cheltenham a few months ago, but a costly jumping error at the final flight gave him too much to do. Obvious chance with plenty in his favour on these terms.
ITV also covers one race from Ireland this Saturday, with the Grade Three Dan & Joan Moore Memorial Handicap Chase due off at 13:40.
Willie Mullins-trained Blood Destint should be hard to beat as the preferred choice of Paul Townend.
The seven-year-old is the highest rated runner in the field, but his third behind recent Savills Chase victor Affordale Fury in the Grade Two Champion Chase is the best form line on offer.
Lingfield is expected to be covered following Warwick's postponement. Dream Pirate could be ainteresting selection.
The six-year-old is winless in 12 starts on the all-weather, but he was eye-catching on his latest effort over a mile at Southwell. Goes back up in trip this weekend, and should improve following that recent return to form.
In-form Paul Nicholls is represented by Welcom To Cartries in the handicap chase at Kempton on Saturday.
The eight-year-old bounced back to form last time when beating New Order in a hot handicap over three miles at Sandown.
This gelding has always shown promise. Yard form and the services of Harry Cobden could be the key to his chances on Saturday of replicating his recent win.
Tony Carroll-trained Hint Of Humour could be the standout selection in the five-furlong handicap at Lingfield.
The filly has been gradually improving on the all-weather, winning three from her nine career starts. Lost little in defeat off this mark at Wolvrhampton last time when beaten under a length by El Bufalo. Should be capable of going close again.
The feature on Saturday is the Grade Two Silviniaco Conti Chase. Kalif Du Berlais looks like a standout chance to bounce back to form after an underwhelming reappearance at Exeter in November.
Paul Nicholls’ runners were below their best when he returned, but they are now bang among the winners.
The selection was a standout performer throughout his novice campaign over fences, which included an excellent win over two miles at Aintree in the Grade One Maghull Novices’ Chase. Expected to bounce back to form.
Richard Hughes' The Thamas Boatman could be the interesting chance in the penultimate race from Lingfield.
The six-year-old is back on a competitive mark, and is a previous course and distance winner. Was second in this race last year, and is expected to go one better on his first start following wind surgery on Saturday.
French Ship could be a graded horse in a handicap this weekend, meaning he is preferred to land the Lanzarote Handicap Hurdle.
The six-year-old carries top weight but has shown excellent progression so far this season, winning on his last two starts.
Effective over this trip, and has the potential to be even better over further. Expected to go close with Calluk Pritchard aboard.
