article_snippet: It has proved somewhat of a mixed week for Henderson with some success and a few near misses, but PEACE AND CO (Cheltenham, 1.30) has looked a class act since joining the Lambourn maestro and is taken to land the JCB Triumph Hurdle.
article_snippet: However, PEACE AND CO (Cheltenham, 1.30) looked to have an extra gear in reserve on his British debut at Doncaster
article_snippet: and I have rarely seen a juvenile hurdle with such enthusiasm and precision.
article_snippet: Co looks a solid bet to land the JCB Triumph Hurdle .
article_snippet: The Willie Mullins trio of Dicosimo, Kalkir and Petite Parisienne all look to have viable credentials with preference for the latter, who was a smooth winner of the Spring Juvenile Hurdle at Leopardstown, one of the chief trials for Henderson race.
article_snippet: The progressive Roi Des Francs, winner of a Grade Three Hurdle at Clonmel last time, looks dangerously well treated and rates as the chief danger, while course winner Barizan could be overpriced, given course winner Barizan stable switch and change of headgear.
article_snippet: Alan King pulled a rabbit from the hat with AP McCoy’s 16-1 mount Uxizandre in the Ryanair Chase and GRUMETI (Cheltenham, nap, 5.15) looks a sporting bet to land the finale.
article_snippet: Like Uxizandre, Alan King reaches for the first-time headgear for Alan King seven-year-old, who was progressing nicely over fences until Alan King stepped up in trip for a Sandown Grade One last time and found it all too much.
article_snippet: Alan King previous efforts, including behind Vibrato Valtat in a Warwick novice chase, read pretty well and Alan King won with plenty in hand at Plumpton on Alan King penultimate start, a victory which qualifies the selection for a bonus if Alan King can complete the double today.
article_snippet: Ned Buntline is sure to have plenty of supporters behind Ned Buntline rider and Ned Buntline should again run well given Ned Buntline was only beaten a length in the race last year, while it would be no surprise to see a resurgent Next Sensation, fourth 12 months ago, also acquit Ned Buntline well.
highlights_snippet: Peace and Co (Cheltenham, 1.30) has looked a class act since joining the Lambourn maestro and is taken to land the JCB Triumph Hurdle .
  
highlights_snippet: Grumeti (Cheltenham, nap, 5.15) looks a sporting bet to land the finale .
  
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