
Warwick Tuesday Preview: Good Ground & Great Value at the Midlands
Six races at Warwick on good to soft ground with plenty of value opportunities. The feature handicap chase looks wide open.

Horse Racing Writer
Born and raised in County Tipperary, Tom O'Brien grew up surrounded by jump racing. His family have been involved in point-to-pointing for three generations, and Tom spent his twenties working as a stable lad at several Irish yards before moving into sports journalism. He covers National Hunt racing with the passion of someone who's mucked out the stables.

Six races at Warwick on good to soft ground with plenty of value opportunities. The feature handicap chase looks wide open.

Seven races of quality jump action at Chepstow on good to soft ground, with course specialists and proven stayers holding the key to success.

Seven-race card at Colwick offers quality maiden hurdle action and course specialists looking to strike on decent ground.

Seven-race card at Ludlow offers competitive action on testing ground, with Henderson's Roccontier facing a proper examination in the feature juvenile hurdle.

Soft conditions at Cartmel will suit the stamina types, with Flying Fortune leading the charge in the feature mares' hurdle.

Seven races at Hexham on good ground with Etalon headlining a cracking Class 2 chase. Tom O'Brien picks out the key contenders.

Seven races of quality National Hunt action await at Ffos Las on Saturday, with soft ground conditions set to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Seven-race card at Musselburgh on soft ground promises quality jumps action with several intriguing contests for mud-loving specialists.

The Midlands Grand National headlines a cracking card at Towcester, where soft ground and standing water will sort the wheat from the chaff.

Seven-race card at Chester on good ground offers cracking opportunities for the shrewd punter. Feature staying hurdle takes centre stage.

Championship Friday at Carlisle promises fireworks with the Gold Cup headlining and Willie Mullins fielding a small army across the card.

Seven races at Exeter on Friday with Cinammon Coco leading a competitive field in the feature Fakenham Silver Cup. Good ground should suit the speed merchants.