PAUL NICHOLLS can strike in arguably the best race to be run at Newton Abbot when he saddles the potentially smart novice BRAVESMANSGAME (1.30) in the big intermediate chase over two and a half miles this afternoon.
A crack-staying novice hurdler last season when he won three of his five starts and was placed at both the Cheltenham and Aintree festivals, he was surely only marking time in that sphere before going chasing.
Word has it from Ditcheat that this six-year-old has been fencing with great promise at home and getting all the allowances here, he can see off his more experienced rivals.
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