First-time hurdler backed to give Flat trainer first jumps winner in 14 years
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Gifted Angel (2.50 Stratford)
7-2 (from 7)
Tom Dascombe has not trained a jumps winner since 2009 but his hurdling debutant is well fancied to progress following some good efforts on the Flat. He has yet to win in 13 starts but his most recent Haydock second was arguably a career best.
Finest View (4.00 Stratford)
6-1 (from 8)
This mare was in contention when falling at the final hurdle at Warwick last time out and is fancied to make amends for Andrew Martin here. She was running in Graded company at the start of last season and is 5lb below her last winning mark.
Arcade Attraction (4.35 Stratford)
4-1 (from 13-2)
Brian Hughes is an interesting jockey booking by Sophie Leech for this horse making his first start for the stable. He was performing well at the end of last season, particularly when winning at Fontwell on his penultimate start.
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