Dave Nevison: my three for Thursday over the jumps

Ugo Bingo is an easy horse to tip in this race by virtue of his jockey Callum Pritchard, who won the Badger Beer last weekend and is a rider plenty of trainers are trying to get on board while he still claims 7lbs. 

Pritchard claims the full allowance against fellow conditional riders in this and that really does look a steal, one which will hopefully be enough to give Ugo Bingo the advantage here. 

The five-year-old ran his best race over hurdles so far for Anthony Charlton at Fakenham last time and hopefully can improve even further in the first-time tongue strap.

Eyed is a winner over hurdles for his previous trainer Paul Webber and, judging on his first run over fences for Hughie Morrison, it looks as though he might well be able to break his maiden over fences pretty soon. 

Eyed went off favourite last time but came up against Camino Rocio, who landed a gamble on that occasion and has already gone in again since. The handicapper has left Eyed on the same mark and it could well be that he has improved for his new trainer, while I reckon he is well enough in at the weights to win this uncompetitive affair. 

Eyed has plenty of experience over fences and this is his trip.

Happy Index is another formerly with the Paul Webber yard but he has obviously settled in very well at the Olly Murphy stable, winning very nicely at Perth last time on just his second start for his new trainer. 

Happy Index has gone up 9lbs for that win but he is still right down at the basement level here on a rating of just 85, and it would not surprise at all if his bang in-form trainer has got considerable improvement out of him. 

Jockey Sean Bowen - who won on him last time - keeps the ride.