Whilst the chat will predominantly be about the feature Grade Two Sky Bet Moscow Flyer Novice Hurdle (1.35) at Punchestown on Sunday, perhaps the most exciting prospect of the lot is Blood Destiny in the Betting Better With Sky Bet Novice Chase (1.05pm).We should not take bookmakers' link with racing for granted, with football and in-play betting becoming so big, and Sky Bet's frequent punter-friendly offers are notable, as well as the firm's sponsorship of some of the races on Sunday.It'll be crisp, dry and full of quality in County Kildare. If you're not going, you can enjoy every race live on Racing TV.

It's remarkable, given how he travelled, that this horse was beaten 50 lengths at Leopardstown last time out, but the ground was terrible. 

He was impressive when winning his bumper at that venue in 2022 plus was also impressive when successful in a maiden hurdle at Punchestown last year.

He ran a fine race for one so inexperienced in the Royal Bond two starts ago, and I'm siding with him here, especially as Mystical Power looks a crazy price.

Jigoro, a leading fancy for the SkyBet Moscow Flyer Novice Hurdle, won the maiden hurdle in which this one finished third at Navan when last seen. 

Butcher Hollow, who was second, is really solid and was second again in a big field at Leopardstown over Christmas. 

Curiously, Jasko Des Dames beat Jigoro by three lengths previously on the Flat in France but, being a brother to Impose Toi, and a half-brother to Floueur, Jasko Des Dames should be a useful performer. 

What intrigues me here is Paul Townend is riding Lisnagar Fortune, rather than the strapping Mercurey, who had a big reputation but has seemingly been difficult to train. 

I'm sticking with Jasko Des Dames, though.