but can Dusart strike despite short turnaround?

Dusart heads the betting for this novice handicap chase at Seven Barrows. The Golden Rebel is a contender. Doyen Breed drops in class after finishing second to Threeunderthrufive and Does He Know in a pair of weak Grade 2 chases recently. Sounds Russian is also feared. The race is on a wet day. It will be interesting to see if the weather will improve the conditions. There will also be a few pounds in hand for the winner.

Sounds Russian has been raised a whopping 34lb for three chase wins. The seven-year-old has won by an aggregate of 48 lengths in victories at Sedgefield and Kelso. Sounds Russian's official mark is up to 145, but he did record a Racing Post Rating of 150 recently.

Nicky Henderson, trainer of Dusart, didn't want to go to Aintree with him. Sandy Thomson, Doyen Breed's trainer, thinks they'll have a good chance. Neil Mulholland, Lord Accord's Trainer, believes they can bounce back from their fall at Doncaster. Ben Case, The Golden Rebel's, wants reasonable ground. Olly Murphy, IK Brunel's Trainee, is trained for the race.