Sunday Racing Tips: Key Timeform data you need to know including a Horse In Focus

Krak started a big price on his hurdling debut at Leopardstown last month, but he shaped with plenty of promise, finishing behind a couple of promising rivals who had the benefit of previous experience.

He took a strong hold settled in mid-division, asked for his effort on entering the straight but he kept on well in the closing stages. He was given the Horse In Focus Flag after that effort and still has the Timeform 'small p' attached to his rating, denoting he's open to improvement.

That experience won't be lost on him and he will be a force to be reckoned with (bred to be useful).

Klitschko can build on recent promise

In the last five seasons, no jockey has ridden more winners than Brian Hughes at Sedgefield (78) and he appears to have a good chance with Klitschko in the closing contest. 

He looked very promising when landing the odds on his debut in a bumper for Alan King and he showed a fair level of form when opening his account at the third attempt over hurdles at Plumpton.

Klitschko didn't quite progress as expected in handicaps last season, and was picked up by current connections for £18,000 as a result. He didn't show much on his yard debut, but he underwent a breathing operation after, and produced a much better display at Catterick over the Christmas period.

He wasn't seen to best effect, either, held up in a steadily-run race, and doing all of his best work at the finish. Hughes is back on board now and he must be considered from a career-low mark in a winnable race.

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