Horse racing action is staged on ITV4 this Sunday, with Huntingdon, Kelso, and Cork covered. The Grade Two Peterborough Chase will headline the action.
We have gone through all of the televised races, analysing the form and trends. You can find our ITV horse racing tips for all races, as well as an ITV Racing Accumulator and the best bookmaker offers here.
Our acca for Sunday's ITV coverage includes a selection in the Grade Two Peterborough Chase from Huntingdon. Back this 3-leg ITV accumulator for Sunday:
A bumper Sunday of coverage on ITV4 gets underway with a handicap hurdle over two miles at Huntingdon.
Haas Boy has put together a run of successive victories so far this season for trainer Chester Williams, and he may not be finished winning just yet.
Harry Cobden is booked to take the ride. The eight-year-old was impressive on his second start for his new stable last time out, beating Dirty Den by a one-length margin.
Still looks to be ahead of the handicapper, and likely to be thereabouts once again.
Kelso joins the ITV party at 13:30, and a trappy handicap chase over two miles and seven sees plenty have chances.
However, I Am Max could still be on a workable mark for trainer Sandy Thomson. The seven-year-old was a winner on his return over fences at Hexham in October, travelling extremely well to beat Florida Dreams by a head.
Was outclassed on his last effort, but could put that run behind him back in a smaller field.
Trapista could be on a workable mark in the 13:45 if he is back on song for the Jonjo & AJ O’Neill stable.
The eight-year-old was a decent enough third over three miles at Ludlow last time out, and this drop back to an extended two miles and seven should suit.
Has run competitively in hot handicaps previously, but lost his way towards the end of last season. A return to softer ground should suit his chances, and his mark looks exploitable.
A big field will be involved in the Scottish Borders National Handicap Chase over an extended four miles.
Diamond Dealer looks like a standout chance for the in-form Dan Skelton yard. The six-year-old has won impressively on his last two starts over two miles and seven, including last time when easily beating The Big Reveal by nine lengths.
Unexposed over this far, and will have the talented Tristan Durrell aboard, just as he has for his two wins over fences. Should go close.
Grade Three action from Ireland is also covered on ITV this weekend, as the Joe Buckley Construction Stayers Novice Hurdle is due off at 14:15.
Good Girl Kathleen could be an interesting angle for the in-form Emmet Mullins stable, currently striking at 40%.
The five-year-old mare was an impressive winner over two miles and six at Listowel in September, before appearing to need the run when narrowly beaten over an extended three miles at Cork at the start of last month.
Entitled to come on for that run, looks very unexposed over this staying trip. Has plenty in hand based on RPRs.
Saint Segal looks like a standout chance for the Jane Williams stable in the handicap chase due off at Kelso at 14:37.
The seven-year-old was excellent on his seasonal return at Chepstow in October, beating Il Ridoto by four lengths.
Ran well when giving a front-runner too much rope at Exeter last time, but should be capable of bouncing back to winning form with Ciaran Gethings booked to take the ride.
Majborough’s return to action headlines the card at Cork on Sunday, but he could be opposable in the Grade Two Hilly Way Chase.
Found A Fifty gets weight from the market leader, and will also have race fitness on his side for the in-form Gordon Elliott stable.
The eight-year-old was excellent on his return to two miles at Navan last time, beating Dinoblue by five lengths in the Grade Two Fortria Chase.
Could be overlooked at the prices for a red-hot stable on Sunday.
Huntingdon’s feature on Sunday comes in the form of the Grade Two Peterborough Chase.
Djelo could be incredibly hard to beat for the Venetia Williams yard after excelling on his return to action last month, beating Pic D’Orhy by a length in the Grade Two Charlie Hall Chase. Has an impressive strike-rate over fences, winning on six from 14 starts.
That includes a win over course and distance in this race 12 months ago when producing a career-best effort to beat Protektorat by six lengths.
ITV’s coverage on Sunday rounds off with a handicap hurdle over two miles. Spectacularsunrise should be hard to beat for the Nigel & Willy Twiston-Davies yard.
The five-year-old was third on hurdles debut at Perth in September, but quickly got in the winners’ enclosure on his second attempt over obstacles when beating Super Freddie by 12 lengths.
Looks better suited to this trip than some of his rivals, and in-form Jamie Brace is booked to take the ride.
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