Jumps fans are in for a real treat on Sunday with some top-class names in action at Uttoxeter, all live on Sky Sports Racing.<\/em><\/p>\n It is that time of year when horses who shone at the top level over hurdles reappear for the new season, many with a new mission – to translate that success over fences.<\/p>\n The Andy’s Man Club Novices’ Chase (2.45)<\/a> <\/em>features Grade Two star I Like To Move It <\/strong>for father and son combination Nigel and Sam Twiston-Davies.<\/p>\n Having won the Greatwood Hurdle on his return last year, the six-year-old landed the Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton before finishing well beaten in Grade Ones at the Cheltenham and Aintree festivals and should prove hard to beat.<\/p>\n Dan Skelton saddles Pembroke<\/strong> who showed promise in his first season over hurdles winning two of his six starts and makes his chasing bow having undergone wind surgery.<\/p>\n Olly Murphy’s Chasing Fire<\/strong> has a bit to find on official ratings but cannot be underestimated having racked up three victories over hurdles last season.<\/p>\n It looks a trappy renewal of the Adam Bednall 50th Birthday Celebration Handicap Hurdle (3.45)<\/a> <\/em>with five runners heading to post.<\/p>\n Dan Skelton’s West To The Bridge<\/strong> is a consistent sort and looks to hold strong claims having won in this grade at Sandown in March.<\/p>\n Hurricane Harvey<\/strong> is a course-and-distance winner and ran a huge race to finish runner-up at Cheltenham on his last start in April, while Gentleman At Arms<\/strong> will be hoping to capitalise on a drop in the weights having struggled to land a blow last season.<\/p>\n Nicky Henderson’s The Bomber Liston <\/strong>is back over hurdles having struggled to adapt to the larger obstacle in three starts this summer, while Broomfields Cave <\/strong>completes the field.<\/p>\n All eyes will be on Olly Murphy’s Itsnoteasy <\/strong>in an intriguing Winter Ladies Day Friday 20th October Maiden Hurdle (3.15)<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Impressive when running out a 16-length winner of a Bartlemy maiden point for Colin Bowe, the five-year-old was picked up by Murphy for \u00a3100,000 and makes his debut over hurdles with Sean Bowen on board.<\/p>\n Point-winner Yes Day<\/strong> heads the opposition for Jonjo O’Neill having shown ability when third on debut at Chepstow, while the Skeltons’ Goonhilly <\/strong>will hope to build on his debut fourth here in March.<\/p>\n Sunday racecards<\/a> | Latest Sky Bet odds<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n2.45 Uttoxeter – Kingwell star I Like To Move It the star of the show<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n Chasing Fire features for Olly Murphy
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\n <\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n3.45 Uttoxeter – Henderson and Skelton runners clash in trappy contest<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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\n West To The Bridge could score for Dan Skelton at Uttoxeter
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\n <\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n3.15 Uttoxeter – Itsnoteasy makes first start for Murphy team<\/strong><\/h3>\n