"I'm really looking forward to running him and Aidan Coleman has chosen to head to Yorkshire to ride him."
Warwickshire trainer Olly Murphy runs five horses across Thursday's cards at Taunton, Ludlow, Sedgefield and Chelmsford. Here's the thoughts of the Betfair Ambassador...
She will come on for the run
Ludlow 12:35 - Crackin' Rose
Crackin' Rose has her first run over hurdles after a disappointing run in a bumper at Warwick. It doesn't look the strongest of contests but she will come on for the run and experience, and Harry Whittington's Shore Shanty looks the one to beat.
He looks well in at the weights
Taunton 13:00 - Mizen Master
Mizen Master looks well in at the weights and Callum McKinnes takes 7lbs off his back. He's in good nick and hopefully at these terms he can go close, but Dr Richard Newland's Mr Caffrey looks the one to beat.
Return to this track will suit him
Taunton 15:15 - Fitzroy
Fitzroy was very disappointing at Kelso on his last start but reverts back to a track where he ran his best race to date over hurdles. Richard Johnson rides, and I've reapplied a hood which can hopefully give him an each-way chance without carrying a penalty. His two main rivals look to be Rae Guest's Zarrar and Dan Skelton's Aggy With It.
He's the one to beat if he handles the track
Sedgefield 14:32 - African Dance
If African Dance can handle the track here, he looks to be the one they all have to beat. He had a lovely first run over hurdles at Ludlow and has certainly sharpened up for that outing. I'm really looking forward to running him and Aidan Coleman has chosen to head to Yorkshire to ride him.
Each way chance if putting his best foot forward
Chelmsford 19:30 - Tahan
Tahan ran well on his only start on the flat but then disappointed over hurdles next time. Hopefully, the revert back to this sphere can spark a revival and he would have an each-way chance if putting his best foot forward.