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DAILY LUCKY 15: Saturday’s Tips | Sandown

Our four best bets for Saturday’s action at Sandown Park

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3 months ago

April 23, 2021

Dominic Chapman

Wedge riding Killer Clown clear the last to win The Play Ladbrokes 5-A-Side On Football Novices' Limited Handicap Chase during King George VI Chase Day of the Ladbrokes Christmas Festival at Kempton Park Racecourse, Sunbury-on-Thames.

It’s the jumps finale at Sandown on Saturday afternoon and our team are back with the afternoon’s Lucky 15.

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Gylo | 1:55pm bet365 Novices’ Championship Final Handicap Hurdle

Recent jump jockey champion Harry Skelton sides with Rockstar Ronnie, but it may pay to side with his stable-mate under Bridget Andrews.

2D5XAHK Trainer Dan Skelton (left) with brother, jockey Harry Skelton during day two of the Showcase at Cheltenham Racecourse — *Dan and Harry Skelton have formed a formidable partnership but perhaps Bridget Andrews’ mount will fare best for the Warwickshire yard on Saturday*

He opened his account up at Plumpton with ease last time out after a good second on debut to a rival who has fared in a Grade 1 since.

Dan Skelton’s form in handicap’s over timber is second to none and he’s taken to make a winning start to the day here.

Mister Fisher | 2:30pm bet365 Oaksey Chase (Grade 2)

Nicky Henderson’s charge has fared a difficult time of late and has had an inconsistent campaign to date.

*Mister Fisher’s sole win this campaign arrived at Cheltenham four months ago*

He won the rescheduled Peterborough Chase at Cheltenham in December but his form reads PPU for the rest of the season.

However, he looked to be running back to form at Aintree before shipping Nico de Boinville out of the plate and perhaps Frodon’s gruelling Gold Cup fifth may make him vulnerable here.

Put The Kettle On | 3:05pm Celebration Chase (Grade 1)

The Champion Chaser returns to British shores after her Prestbury Park heroics and she’s taken to see off the legendary Altior here.

WATCH: PUT THE KETTLE ON WINS THE CHAMPION CHASE AT THE 2021 CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL [CREDIT: RACING TV]

7lbs for a mare of this ilk proves a tough ask for any gelding to pip and she may be capable of improving again in a much weaker event than her Gloucestershire exploits in March.

Sceau Royal will get the ground he needs to make a fight of it and he is perhaps next best, but Henry de Bromhead’s yard continue to fly and Aidan Coleman’s mount can give him a fifth victory under his care.