Wednesday tips: Ross Millar has fancies at Chester, Newton Abbot and Fontwell

A son of Mehmas, Wait Geordie showed smart early speed and a professional attitude when making all to win on his debut at Bath. 

Oisin Murphy and Hugo Palmer have a good record when linking up at this local track for the trainer, and from a good draw he can utilise his early pace to make all once again. 

Supreme Yeats is winless since July last year, a win that earned him a 5lb rise up to a career high handicap mark of 111. 

He's found life tough since, but often when racing over a distance short of his optimum. 

As a result, he's now down to a mark of 103 (3lb lower than his last winning mark) as he steps back up to 3 miles, and is on his preferred sound surface. He can return to winning ways. 

La Cadalora showed the benefit of the application of a tongue tie when displaying vast improvement to win on her second hurdle start at Wincanton last month, winning with plenty in hand despite a less than fluent jump at the last. 

With more progression likely to follow, she's capable of winning this on the way to better things.