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PRINCESS WILL HAVE HER DAY: Paul Ferguson sees jumps stars ready to pick up the pace after a slow start

Paul Ferguson highlights a host of National Hunt horses to follow as the new season gathers pace, with Cheltenham targets and valuable handicaps on the horizon.

Given the dry summer and mild autumn, the new National Hunt season is taking a little time in getting going, but Chepstow’s opening fixture saw several interesting hurdle races take place.

Princess Day
One who I felt ran well in defeat on hurdling debut was Jeremy Scott’s mare PRINCESS DAY.
A two-time bumper winner last season, she didn’t do much wrong and looked to enjoy jumping hurdles, before looking as though she would come on for the run.
With that under her belt, the grey should be difficult to beat in something similar in November, with a big, galloping track – won bumpers at Chepsto...

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