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Dan Skelton on his Berkshire Winter Million Runners | Langer Dan | Protektorat

Dual Cheltenham Festival winner Langer Dan will line up in the £100,000 Weatherbys Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide Hurdle. Trainer Dan Skelton will be using this as a stepping stone for the Stayers’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival in March. Dan Skelton said, “I just feel he is coming together, and it is slowly happening. I think he will run better than he has on his first two starts of the year but we’re still a long way off winning. He’s a very hard horse to train in the Winter for whatever reason. “He turns up at Cheltenham every year and runs really well. We want to aim for the Stayers’ Hurdle this year.” Amongst Langer Dan’s opposition on Friday will be last year’s Betfair Hurdle winner Iberico Lord, who returns to hurdling having jumped fences on his first two starts this season. Grade 2 winning hurdler Nemean Lion got back to winning ways at Hereford last time and trainer Kerry Lee will be hoping he can continue that form. Paul Nicholls runs Grade 2 winning hurdler Blueking d'Oroux and Salver lines up for Gary and Josh Moore. 14 runners have been declared for the £110,000 Fitzdares Sovereign Handicap Hurdle, the most valuable race of the day. Dan Skelton runs Knickerbockerglory, who was mighty impressive on his last start at Sandown, winning by eight lengths. Dan Skelton said: “Knickerbocker Glory has been a great horse for us. He loves soft conditions and the Sovereign Handicap Hurdle is a valuable race. Whether the handicapper has him now, I don’t know, but it was a good race he won at Sandown. He made all the running in atrocious ground, so the handicapper has bumped him up and you have to take your medicine. “He has had a good break between his races which he needs. It is the obvious race to go for and I hope he’s a player. The worse the ground the better for him.” Kabral Du Mathan is the current 9/2 favourite with sponsors Fitzdares, for Paul Nicholls and Harry Cobden. The French recruit won on his seasonal re-appearance at Kempton before going down by a short head in a premier handicap at Ascot in December. Also prominent in the betting is the Tom Symonds trained, Navajo Indy, who made it two from two so far this season when winning the Gerry Feilden at Newbury in November. The lightly raced Beat The Bat, is also towards the top of the market, having finished second on his first start of the season at Haydock in November for trainer Harry Fry. The action will kick off at 12:40pm with the Fitzdares Berkshire Winter Million Novices’ Hurdle set to be run over 3m. Racing will conclude at 4:10pm with the Berkshire Winter Million Supports Injured Jockeys Fund Handicap Chase over 2m6f. The going is currently described as Soft. ---- JSC Comms is an industry leading Horse Racing PR agency 📣 Sponsorship Activation 🎥 High-quality Content Creation 💫 Events and Hospitality 📱 Social Media Expertise Visit our website http://www.jsccommunications.com/ And follow us on social media Twitter:   / jsccomms   Instagram:   / jsccomms