Gareth Topham has high hopes for Ribble Valley in his Tote Ten To Follow

When I called the Charlie Hall Chase last month I was mightily impressed with Cyrname. He proved that day that he's a more mature horse, can go either way round and is a superb jumper.

Another staying chaser worth following is . He does not make life easy for himself but does have incredible raw ability. If he polishes up his jumping he is a serious Gold Cup contender.

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remains unbeaten and is a mare I have always liked. She's incredibly versatile as well as talented. Also unbeaten is Envoi Allen, who is already a dual Cheltenham Festival winner and looks a hugely exciting prospect following his Down Royal victory.

first caught my eye with a polished display at Wexford last season. She kept improving and surprising, which culminated with a win in the Arkle. I can see her doing well in mares' races or even a Champion Chase.

Being on the northern circuit, I have to include , who looked more of the finished article at Carlisle and is held in high regard by Nicky Richards. He could fly the flag for the north in top two-mile hurdles.

produced an outstanding performance at the Showcase meeting. He has the potential to rank high in the two-mile chase division. I was also impressed with in both his wins at Wetherby. His jumping is a joy to watch and, although he stays three miles, he is not short of speed.

Shishkinlooks a high-quality horse and I can't wait to see him over fences. If that does not go to plan he could easily become a Champion Hurdle horse.

Finally, Thyme Hill was so unlucky at the Cheltenham Festival. He clearly stays well and I think he could become a Stayers' Hurdle candidate.

Gareth Topham's Ten To Follow

Champ
Cyrname
Envoi Allen
Honeysuckle
Put The Kettle On
Ribble Valley
Rouge Vif
Shan Blue
Shishkin
Thyme Hill

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