Supply And Demand makes his eagerly awaited handicap debut in the 1.55 Huntingdon toady and looks worth siding with at 6/1.
Jonjo O’Neill’s a five-year-old who shaped with bags of promise when sixth to Captain Chaos on debut at Uttoxeter back in November.
After being held-up well off the pace, the son of Scorpion made good headway three from home before weakening approaching the last to be beaten just over 11 lengths.
Supply And Demand was given a very tender introduction and the form of the race has worked out well.
The winner has gone on to score again since and the second, fourth and fifth have also gone on to taste success.
Supply And Demand then shaped well on hurdling debut when a not kncoked about 7 1/4 length fourth to the now 135-rated Black Corton at Newton Abbot
Although well beaten when just 11th last time out at Uttoxeter the stable is going much better now and he looks the type that has been broight along with handicpas in mind.
An opening mark of 120 looks exploitable – he is bred to be better than that – and Supply And Demand nows steps up to 2m 4f and return sto action following a short break in what looks very winnable class 4 contest.
Daily Sport recommended bet: 3pts win Supply And Demand (6/1 Betfred, Coral, Sky Bet, William Hill – BOG)