Who To Follow On Day Two Of Cheltenham's November Meeting

James Mackie | @JMackieRacing

Trainer To Follow - Nicky Henderson

Nicky Henderson is starting to unleash more and more of his stars and at Cheltenham on Saturday he looks to have some live chances.

The first big runner for the yard comes in the Amateur Jockey's Handicap Chase over 3m1f and looking like and out and out stayer and very unexposed, Valsheda is a big player.

Pentland Hills is looking to show the horse everything thought he could become jumping a fence for the first time in the Grade Two Arkle Trial.

Mister Fisher goes for Seven Barrows in the Paddy Power Gold Cup Handicap Chase off top weight and On The Blind Side is also the top weight in the 3m Handicap Hurdle.

Henderson's arguably two best chances on the afternoon come in the final two events with Wiseguy in the 2m5f Handicap Hurdle and Luccia looking to land a hat-trick in the Listed bumper.

The handler heads into the meeting in superb form running at a strike rate of 39% for the last two weeks, managing to land seven winners from his last 18 runners.

Jockey To Follow - Harry Cobden

Harry Cobden will be looking to have a big day on Saturday with handful of very nice rides starting in the opener with Blueking D'Oroux thought of very highly.

In the Grade Two Arkle Trial Monmiral is looking to show just how good a horse he is with the Grade One winning hurdler making his debut over fences.

The feature Paddy Power Gold Cup sees some very smart horses and one of them is Cobden's mount Il Ridoto who could be better than a mark of 140.

His final event comes in the bumper on Fortuna Ligna for Anthony Honeyball who was a nice second last time out and could cause an upset.