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Tomorrow's key runners

• Getawhisky · 14:37 Uttoxeter

  Dan Skelton's mare makes her chasing debut after 209 days off, and her stable has said she has schooled well over fences and that mares' novice chases are her aim this season. Over hurdles she won a Class 2 mares' novice over two miles at Windsor in January and was fifth, beaten about two lengths, in a Grade 2 at Newbury on her last start, running off a mark of 119. Two miles on good ground looks a sensible starting point, and the yard is in strong form with 16 winners from 73 runners in the last fortnight. The big test is Folie Golith, rated 137 and already experienced over fences in France, so this is a proper introduction rather than an easy one. Our view: watch how quickly she settles into a rhythm at her fences, because a clean round would put her among the mares' novice chasers to follow.

• Folie Golith · 14:37 Uttoxeter

  She ran three times over fences at Auteuil this spring and was second twice, including a narrow defeat in a Listed chase in April, always on very soft or heavy ground. Good ground at Uttoxeter is a sharp change from those testing conditions, although as a four-year-old she carries 10st 9lb, 9lb less than Getawhisky. Harry Cobden rides, and the main question is whether her French form translates to a two-mile British beginners' chase on a quicker surface. Our view: if she shows the same level here she sets a high standard for the mares' novice chase division this season.

• Turbocharged · 13:27 Uttoxeter

  Dan Skelton's bumper winner makes his hurdling debut after 225 days off in a two-mile novices' hurdle that should tell us a lot about his jumping. He was third on his debut at Newbury last November and then won a Haydock bumper in March on good to soft ground, and Harry Skelton, who rode him at Newbury, is back on board. Two miles on good ground is similar to the conditions of his win, and his stable's 16 winners from 73 runners in the past two weeks show it is in strong form. The most experienced rival is Supreme George, who won three handicap chases last winter and is rated 107 over hurdles, so the yardstick is a seasoned handicapper rather than another newcomer. Our view: watch how he meets the first few hurdles and whether he settles, because a smooth debut would mark him out as a novice hurdler to follow.