Trainer and Coral ambassador Joe Tizzard discusses the prospects of his three runners at Cheltenham on Friday.

We head into this big weekend with the yard in really good form, and Fred [Gingell], our jockey in this conditional riders’ contest, is in good form too. His mount here, Off To A Flyer, ended last season on a high with victory at Ayr, a win that has worked out nicely as well.
We’ve given him plenty of time to develop over the summer, and he’s progressed into a really nice horse. This is his first run in a really competitive big field, but he won’t mind the soft ground, and I think he’s got an each-way chance.
Triple Trade ran a massive race at Cheltenham last month, finishing second to one of Henry De Bromhead’s, and he’s come out of that race really well. We rode him with plenty of patience that day, Brendan [Powell] gave him time to find his rhythm, and he stayed on well.
We know he gets the trip well, and we’ll probably ride him a bit more handy this time. He should have improved for that first run, and he won’t mind any more rain, so I see no reason why he can’t run a big race.

We are stepping up JPR One in grade running him here, but it looks a lovely opportunity for him. I was delighted with his Newton Abbot win, his first start over fences. He travelled well, his jumping was great and he ended up winning nicely. There was always going to be stacks of improvement from that run, and he’s been in good form at home since.
He showed plenty of pace in that Newton Abbot win, I think the track will suit him fine, and taking on only three rivals, this looks a good opportunity for him to take his next step on the chasing ladder.
Joe