Worcester Tips: Snowden in for double delight

There are six meetings scheduled across Britain and Ireland on Thursday, but jumps fans are relying on a seven-race evening fixture from Worcester to get their fix.

I've studied the card and come up with a few Worcester tips, including two for trainer Jamie Snowden.

18:10 - Pull Again Green each-way @ 11/1

The feature event on the card has a competitive look to it, with Elliott, Henderson and Skelton each saddling an intriguing runner, but they could be upstaged by the Fergal O'Brien-trained PULL AGAIN GREEN.

Henderson’s inmate De Tellers Fortune, who is lightly raced and still only six, would be feared most as he attempts to follow up off a 4Ib higher mark from his victory at Uttoxeter 26 days ago.

However, this represents a big drop in grade for Pull Again Green, who finished a five-length second to Celebre D'Allen off an 8Ib higher mark at Bangor in November.

He has dropped from a rating of 135 to 127 in just three runs since then and it is too soon to write him off with his sights lowered and summer conditions proven to suit. He sees this trip out extremely well.

19:10 - Kitesurfer @ 11/4

With Champagne Gold arriving off a lengthy layoff, Deploy To Spy not a guaranteed stayer and Porter In The Park coming into this on the back of an underwhelming effort, KITESURFER may be the one to focus on.

Jamie Snowden’s six-year-old is a course-and-distance winner and, only 4Ib above his last winning mark, should still have plenty to offer as three of his last five completed starts in handicap company have ended in victory.

Kitesurfer was unsuited by a tactical affair when finishing third in a four-runner contest at Huntingdon 23 days ago, but this hold-up performer stuck on willingly from the last and Joe Anderson’s 3Ib claim could help him get back to winning ways.

20:10 - Janworth @ 6/4

JANWORTH looks extremely well handicapped off a rating of 95, having been ten lengths clear when coming to grief at the last at Southwell three days ago, and if none the worse for that tumble, should take some stopping off the same mark here.

There are two last-time-out winners involved in Back In The Bay and Our Lil, but Janworth should be coming here on a hat-trick, and it was eye-catching the way in which he quickly put distance between himself and his rivals at Southwell.

It was more of an overreach than a heavy fall that day, and Snowden, who could be set for a good evening, is clearly happy that the progressive eight-year-old is no worse for wear.

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