Lulamba, the Arkle favourite, is set to make his open company debut in the Grade Two William Hill Game Spirit Chase at Newbury on Super Saturday, with many believing he will take all the beating. The Nicky Henderson-trained novice chaser has been impressive, winning the Henry VIII Novices' Chase at Sandown and dominating the Welsh Grand National.
However, Saint Segal, trained by Jane Williams, is looking to cause an upset as a six-time winner over fences. He was not disgraced when runner-up behind Thistle Ask at Kempton, but his form does hold up well after the Clarence House win.
The field also includes Master Chewy and Libberty Hunter, who have place claims, but may struggle with weight and jumping fluency respectively.
On the other side of the track, a clash between Haiti Couleurs and L'Homme Presse in the Grade Two William Hill Denman Chase is expected to be competitive. Haiti Couleurs has been fantastic over fences, winning five of his seven starts, while L'Homme Presse will concede 2lb to the favourite but cannot be ruled out.
The valuable William Hill Hurdle at Newbury promises to be a competitive feature with Let It Rain heading the market for Dan Skelton. The unbeaten mare has steadily improved over hurdles and caught the eye with her performance at Ascot in December. All In You, who ran out a convincing winner at Sandown, should appreciate the soft conditions as he heads up in grade.
Other notable races at Newbury include the William Hill Racing Epic Boosts Novices' Hurdle, the William Hill Each Way Extra Handicap Hurdle, and the William Hill Cheltenham Non-Runner Money Back Novices' Limited Handicap Chase.
However, Saint Segal, trained by Jane Williams, is looking to cause an upset as a six-time winner over fences. He was not disgraced when runner-up behind Thistle Ask at Kempton, but his form does hold up well after the Clarence House win.
The field also includes Master Chewy and Libberty Hunter, who have place claims, but may struggle with weight and jumping fluency respectively.
On the other side of the track, a clash between Haiti Couleurs and L'Homme Presse in the Grade Two William Hill Denman Chase is expected to be competitive. Haiti Couleurs has been fantastic over fences, winning five of his seven starts, while L'Homme Presse will concede 2lb to the favourite but cannot be ruled out.
The valuable William Hill Hurdle at Newbury promises to be a competitive feature with Let It Rain heading the market for Dan Skelton. The unbeaten mare has steadily improved over hurdles and caught the eye with her performance at Ascot in December. All In You, who ran out a convincing winner at Sandown, should appreciate the soft conditions as he heads up in grade.
Other notable races at Newbury include the William Hill Racing Epic Boosts Novices' Hurdle, the William Hill Each Way Extra Handicap Hurdle, and the William Hill Cheltenham Non-Runner Money Back Novices' Limited Handicap Chase.
I'm loving this Super Saturday at Newbury! There are so many exciting matchups, but I think what's really got me hyped is Lulamba making his open company debut 
. That guy's got some serious talent and has already dominated the Welsh Grand National! 
Of course, Saint Segal's looking to cause an upset with six wins over fences under his belt 
. Let's see if he can pull it off against the odds! 
Master Chewy and Libberty Hunter might have a tough road ahead, but hey, being the underdogs can sometimes lead to surprises 
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And the Denman Chase between Haiti Couleurs and L'Homme Presse could be a real nail-biter... will it be a French or European triumph? 
. The William Hill Hurdle looks like a great feature race, though - can't wait to see Let It Rain in action 
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! But I've got to say, Saint Segal is not someone to be underestimated either 
. He's got a great record over fences and has been closing in on some top chasers. I think it's gonna be a real nail-biter between the two of them.
. And I'm not convinced that Haiti Couleurs is going to take on L'Homme Presse in the Denman Chase - both horses have got great form, it's a tough ask.
. All In You looks like a dark horse too - he's got some decent wins under his belt and the soft conditions will suit him perfectly 
u know how some people are super into those? anyway back to this horse racing thing... did you see that crazy video of a horse doing a triple jump or something? 
it's like, wow! and what's up with all these names for the horses? Lulamba, Saint Segal, Haiti Couleurs... sounds like a fantasy novel 
seriously though, Lulamba seems like a shoo-in, but Saint Segal's got some decent form going on...I mean, 6 wins over fences isn't bad 
. Master Chewy and Libberty Hunter might need to step up their A-game if they wanna make an impact 
. Fingers crossed no horse gets hurt and it's a fun day of racing! 
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And I'm curious about that clash between Haiti Couleurs and L'Homme Presse - both horses have been on fire! 
. And Master Chewy & Libberty Hunter might not have the most ideal conditions, but they've got some great potential if they can get it together 
they have this crazy spicy sauce that's actually kinda addictive lol i tried it with a salad and it was like a flavor bomb went off my taste buds were doing the happy dance but then i started sweating and wondering if i made a mistake 
. I mean, who needs form when you've got a good ol' fashioned confidence boost from a trainer? 
. At least Haiti Couleurs is being competitive without relying on luck... but hey, L'Homme Presse can't even get any weight cut for him