Maddy Playle keeps faith with Defi Du Seuil for her Tote Ten To Follow team

It's important to have a good team of chasers and one trainer who excels in that department is Henry de Bromhead, whose Minella Indo may not have had time to react when Champ swooped in the RSA. The seven-year-old made a flawless reappearance and can pot plenty of Graded races.

From the same stable, Cobbler’s Way could become one of the leading staying novice chasers. He had excuses when beaten in the Albert Bartlett.

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put in a blinding performance to be third in the Gold Cup after an interrupted season. He has to be feared in the Betfair Chase and King George.

His stablemate Eldorado Allen was near faultless on his chasing debut and will take a lot of beating in races like the Henry VIII Novices’ Chase prior to the Arkle.

The best cross-country horse around is and he has opportunities at Cheltenham in November, December and March prior to the Grand National.

Defi Du Seuil had looked unbeatable until the Queen Mother Champion Chase and can get back to his best for the Tingle Creek and Clarence House.

Danny Whizzbang can improve on his novice chase form now he goes handicapping and the Ladbrokes Trophy and Welsh National should be on his radar.

A dour stayer who jumps smoothly, Two For Gold should be feared in valuable long-distance handicap chases and trainer Kim Bailey looks to be in for another fantastic season.

is a pure winning machine over hurdles and is yet to be beaten over a variety of trips. She can continue that run in Irish Grade 1s.

is starting to show his capabilities and, considering he is with Paul Nicholls, should be able to notch up a sequence before the Stayers’ Hurdle.

Maddy Playle's Ten To Follow

Cobbler’s Way
Danny Whizzbang
Defi Du Seuil
Easysland
Eldorado Allen
Honeysuckle
Lostintranslation
McFabulous
Minella Indo
Two For Gold

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