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A brilliant two-mile chaser, for all that he's fragile. There's a chance he can dominate the two-mile chase division this year.

He looked the real deal when winning the Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby on his return and, now he is proven over three miles and going left-handed, it opens up a few more options this season.

This superstar has to go in. He could win all the races he runs in this season having looked such a natural on his chase debut.

Unbeaten and made an impressive start to his hurdles career last time out. Will be tough to beat at the top level over two and a half miles.

Proved faultless last year and should be campaigned similarly this time around. An obvious one for the stable.

A shade risky after his heart trouble at Cheltenham, but he is worth chancing to be back to himself in what is still a weak-enough division.

It's fascinating he stays hurdling and he should be able to cut it at the top level this year having bolted up in the County Hurdle at the Festival.

I backed him in the Gold Cup when he didn't really get the test he needs. Maybe he's not as good as Al Boum Photo, but he'll run more frequently throughout the season.

He had no right to win the Supreme last season given where he found himself. He should make a wonderful chaser this year.

I hope he swerves Envoi Allen for most of the season. The Ballymore Novices' Hurdle third should make a far better chaser, for all he was a capable hurdler.