Horse racing tips: Huntingdon and Wexford picks from Angus McNae

He put up a career best in a handicap last time out on his first start for trainer Olly Murphy. That was a narrow defeat off a mark of 109 at this track and he returns in a lesser grade here. 

Roccovango races with cheekpieces on for the first time now, and that may sharpen him up and give him an edge over rivals whom he really should be capable of defeating.

Liberated Light could be well treated starting out in handicaps over hurdles. 

He is a fair handicapper on the Flat - capable off marks in the 70s - and his opening mark over hurdles of 104 may underestimate him. 

He has shown an aptitude for hurdling and was a decent fourth at in a maiden when last seen over flights, while he finished a good fourth at on a recent run on the Flat and that suggests that he's coming here in good form. 

A drop in grade can get One Last Tango back into the winner's enclosure. 

He won at Leopardstown two starts ago and would have finished closer in a red-hot handicap last time had he not forfeited ground after being forced very wide on the home turn. 

One Last Tango is clearly still in very good form and this course winner looks certain to go well in these calmer waters.

I like the chance of this four-year-old, who is having his first run for after undergoing a wind operation. 

She won twice over hurdles for former trainer Adam West and now starts life in handicaps off a lowly mark of 101. 

She is a good jumper of hurdles and, in a race where there seems to be little pace signed on, her preference to race prominently may give her an advantage. 

Vitani could show improved form for her new and in-form yard.