@TheTWETracker's Three To Follow This Weekend - 18/02/22

The first horse to keep on side of this weekend is the talented Tokyo Getaway who looks primed for a big run in the Pertemps Qualifier at Haydock.

The eight year old mare moved to James Moffatt this term having been trained in Ireland by Champion Hurdle winning trainer Gavin Cromwell.

Being a smart horse across the Irish Sea in heavy ground, he came over to England and has been seen twice to date on soft ground and has performed consistently well.

Making his British debut at Haydock over course and distance in December when second in a handicap hurdle and then backed that up in a very similar race at the Merseyside track when second again.

Off only 2lb higher for this event she should hit the frame once more and looks a nice bet, getting weight off her market rivals.

A horse at a double figure price that could run a huge race is the Charlie Longsdon trained Glencassley, who is weighted to strike.

The gelding was seen in four bumpers at the start of his career, winning one of them at Wetherby over two miles and then finishing sixth of 18 in the Grade Two event at Aintree's Grand National meeting.

Sent hurdling this term, he got off the mark at the first time of asking at Southwell and then backed that up at Wetherby when up in trip.

Up in trip and grade at Cheltenham in November he only beat one home in the Grade Two Ballymore Novices' Hurdle over 2m5f.

Sent back into handicap company he performed much better when sixth of 16 over course and distance at Ascot, giving weight away to the field.

Last time out he was seen running to a fair standard once more when third of 14 at Doncaster in a good handicap hurdle, with the first and second since winning to boost the form.

Having won on soft he won't mind any rain and looks the value bet now better off at the weights with some horses in the field.

The final horse to follow this weekend comes in the Grade Two Reynoldstown Novices' Chase with Lucinda Russell's Corach Rambler a dour stayer.

Being a fair hurdler last term winning two of his three events, he has turned into an event better chaser, showing that stamina is a forte.

Making his seasonal/chase debut in September at Perth he finished a fair third behind two progressive types over 2m4f.Getting the step up in trip to 3m1f next time out at Aintree, he ran out a very easy winner of a Limited Handicap Chase.

He then went to Cheltenham in December and up 7lb to a mark of 134 landed a similar event in taking fashion.

Last time out he was seen in the highly competitive Grade Three Classic Handicap Chase at Warwick over a marathon trip and he stayed on well into fourth off top weight.

Into better company today off level weights, also down to his preferred trip he has a big chance at the prices.