Lucky 15 Tips: Young Getaway to gain breakout success for Richards

There are a trio of excellent jumps cards in store across Britain and Ireland on Sunday, with quality racing in the offing.

Kelso stages the Borders National card, while at Huntingdon it is the Peterborough Chase and over at Cork a high-class renewal of the Hilly Way Chase is scheduled.

We have put together a Lucky 15 selection for Sunday's jumps action in Britain. 

11:55 Kelso – Young Getaway @ 2/1 

The opening Racing TV 'National Hunt' Maiden Hurdle at Kelso should present a decent chance for YOUNG GETAWAY to build on his pleasing start over hurdles at Ayr.

Nicky Richards will have been more than happy with that effort as his charge was back from a summer break and immediately showed promise on his introduction to jumping.

He was given a patient ride by Sean Quinlan and produced his challenge amongst rivals from the third last, doing well as he met some traffic problems.

He was no match for the front pair – the market leaders – but pulled clear with them and that form looks good as the Dan Skelton-trained winner has since finished second in a Grade 2 novices' contest at Haydock. More should be forthcoming from Young Getaway here.

13:15 Huntingdon – HMS President @ 5/2 

It was a satisfying afternoon for Nicky Henderson and Nico de Boinville on Saturday but they will have to hit the ground running here if jumping newcomer Eternal Angel is to make a winning start. She was just denied last month in an Ascot bumper but faces a rival of some substance in HMS PRESIDENT.

Alan King's son of Excelebration was smart on the Flat – rated 101 at his best – and made short work of his rivals at Kempton (2m, good) last month on his second start after having finished second at Plumpton in February.

On that Kempton evidence, this track will lend itself to him and the King team are in fine fettle right now, with a 25 percent strike-rate in recent weeks.

15:00 Huntingdon – Safe Destination @ 5/1

SAFE DESTINATION is an in-form contender for Nigel Twiston-Davies in the trustatrader.com Handicap Chase over just shy of three miles at Huntingdon.

He won well at Market Rasen over 3m on his comeback and went close again since at Fontwell over 3m2f, worn down late in the piece by the winner after they had pulled clear of the chaser, with his conqueror in receipt of a stone.

He drops down in trip here, which should suit well, and while he has gone up in the ratings, the 5lb claim of James Turner more than offsets that here.

15:15 Kelso – Coqolino @ 13/2

He's yet to oblige over fences but COQOLINO could be the answer in the Schloss Roxburghe Hotel & Spa Novices' Limited Handicap Chase for Ben Haslam and Richie McLernon in the JP McManus hoops.

The former Gordon Elliott inmate initially struggled on joining this yard but has now put together successive good efforts at Cartmel and Hexham in August and October as he twice finished second over 2m5f/2m4f.

He's been nudged up 3lb by the assessor but he was putting in maximum effort late on in both those races and looks well worth a go at this increased trip for the first time since winning his only start in a point-to-point five years ago.

Horse Racing Odds

Lucky 15 tips from Betfred Insights.