Dave Nevison's Wednesday tips: Leicester and Kempton picks

Ronnies Reflection has won twice over this course and distance and for a horse of his modest ability, that in itself is a huge positive. 

Contenders with the winning habit are always the ones to concentrate on when looking at handicaps at around the 0-100 level, and this seven-year-old dead-heated for second on his reappearance at Fontwell when beaten just over a length, and races off the same mark here. 

He jumped slowly over at least three obstacles and might well have been a little rusty after a break there. so if he gets into a rhythm returning to a course that he clearly goes well at, Ronnies Reflection could well prove to be a good bet in a moderate event. 

This maiden joined Mick Appleby in October and the three-year-old has seemed to be getting closer to a win with each of his recent starts. 

He finished second behind the in-form State Of Madness at Newcastle in a more competitive event than this looks to be when last seen, and was only beaten three-quarters of a length. 

Hunky Dory seems to be at least as good over six furlongs, despite racing predominantly over seven furlongs and, despite the widest draw, he has been in good enough form to suggest he can lose the maiden tag here. 

Each of Dance Time’s four victories have come on the all-weather, and he is having a much better time of it this Autumn now that he has been returned to an artificial surface. 

He has won his past two starts over slightly shorter trips than this but has scored over two miles before, so won’t have any issues with going back up in distance. 

Dance Time has never raced at Kempton, but has won at all the other all-weather tracks, and I really don’t anticipate it being a negative.

A rating of 76 is the highest he has raced off, but after winning by five lengths last time out, he can hardly have been given a lower mark.