Today on Sky Sports Racing: Champion Paul Nicholls gathers at Newton Abbot as Tulin returns to face Diligent | Racing news

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Championship coach Paul Nicholls gives Tulin the ability to progress during his first warm-up of 2022 at the Newton Abbot local track on Wednesday, live on Sky Sports Racing.

Diligently leading the challenge for Tulin in terms of features

The five-year-old looked stunning as he won his first two starts at Taunton for the Ditcheat pitcher last year and re-emerged over the summer break with a good runner-up in a listed competition at Kempton in October, with Cheltenham Festival’s Cobblers Dream runner-up in the background. .

After giving Mack The Man good money at Exeter the following month, Tulin has been disappointing in his most recent start at Wincanton, but he has been given plenty of rest since a wind run after that and has can be much more than that.

His main opposition in Racing Mental health benefits Mental health awareness Rush (2.05) seems to come from Nigel Hawke’s consistent nine-year-old Hardwho followed last month’s victory at Taunton by chasing Nicholls’ elite hurdler Knappers Hill.

Winner Tramore Wewillgowithplanb debuts for Bandey

Youth coach Richard Bandey has enjoyed something of a breakout campaign during the 2021/22 season, managing 19 best individual winners from 79 runners-up with impressive strike rates. figure 24%.

He sent new recruits Wewillgowithplanb inside Download The At The Races Handicap Hurdle App (4.00) at Worcester on Wednesday, who will bid to build on last July’s win at Tramore for former Gearoid coach O’loughlin.

Another comeback after a long break is Fergal O’Brien’s Dancer Samba, who together won three in a row between September and October last year, including a beautiful one at Cheltenham. Dan Skelton’s Percy’s words finished two slots ahead of Samba Dancer in his final start and re-open.

Savvy Knight & Our Jester clash in hot newbie

The British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Equity (6.30) at Bath features a fascinating clash between two promising types of people with very different profiles.

Sean Woods’ Savvy Victory got off to an exciting start to his career with a victory at Nottingham more than a mile and a half last month and is expected to be a major player with just four opponents to beat at this point.

One of them is by Hughie Morrison Our Jester who switched to the Flat game, after winning at Ascot and Lingfield in the previous jumping season, before ending that campaign with a gallant attempt to finish seventh in the Bumper Championship at Cheltenham Festival.