Dave Nevison's top tips Wednesday: I really love the chances of Those Tiger Feet

This horse represents a stable in terrific form and which has had several runners run well on their reappearance efforts.

The application of cheekpieces for Those Tiger Feet’s seasonal debut makes me think he is ready for his return and will hopefully make him run a little more enthusiastically than he did on his final start last season when he was beaten at odds-on.

He won on his reappearance last season and looks very progressive, so may have been carrying an injury last time.

Stop Talking Is back over hurdles after a satisfactory run over fences last month and can beat some modest types here.

That reappearance was her first start for nearly a year and hopefully she will progress. Stop Talking is thoroughly consistent and in a race confined to her own sex, she can gain reward over an ideal trip here.

Even though the selection is difficult to describe as well handicapped, her rivals all seem to need further respite from the assessor, or have lost their form, and this looks a good opportunity before perhaps reverting to a chasing career.

This selection will have a fitness edge over some key rivals and will certainly be happier back over three miles after running well over too short a trip last time.

He has been dropping in the handicap despite running well and has the excellent Billy Garrity taking off a further 3lb.

He is below his last winning mark, which came at this course, and looks set to run well for a yard that ended the flat season in very good form.