Tuesday tips: Dave Nevison's best bets as Newmarket returns

Dyonisos won a couple of races in France for his previous trainer and has only run three times in this country since joining the Ian Williams yard.

He ran very well at Southwell despite only finishing sixth, beaten less than one and a half lengths. He might have been closer had he been ridden closer to the pace there and has subsequently been placed in a decent handicap in Meydan.

The booking of William Buick certainly takes the eye in this trappy handicap running off the same mark, which is 10lb lower than he started off in this country. If rain arrived, it certainly wouldn't inconvenience him.

Described as a big horse, there has to be a good chance that Mister Winston will have filled out his frame and, as a result, could easily be an improved performer this season - especially as he has been gelded over the winter.

His latest win came when making all on the July Course here in the summer and that front-running style is often rewarded at the Rowley Mile as well. He disappointed in the Cambridgeshire on his final start, but given the form of his stable this spring, there has to be a likelihood he is ready for this reappearance.

This is a decent mares' handicap chase, but top-weight Jasmine Bliss has already won a Listed steeplechase and could well be the class act. She won two Bumpers and has been switched to fences after just five starts, including two wins over hurdles, and she has already shown an improved level of form over the bigger obstacles.

She certainly has the frame to carry this sort of weight and, with trainer Harry Derham in excellent form and already an excellent placer of his runners, this looks a good opportunity for another win.