Panic Attack Aims for Another Newbury Victory

Wednesday's racing schedule is packed, with events at Lingfield, Newbury, and Happy Valley broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing. The standout event is the Listed Alder Demain & Akers Mares' Chase at Newbury, where Coral Gold Cup winner Panic Attack leads a field of five. Following her impressive November win, Panic Attack is poised to be a formidable opponent with Harry Skelton on board. Molto Bene, having won both her starts over fences, is the next best contender, although she has a significant gap to close based on the figures. Ilovethenightlife, trained by Joe Tizzard, had a strong return at Kempton but has since struggled, potentially making her a contender for a place. Sober Glory seeks to regain form in the opening Boyle Sports Home Of Early Payout Novices' Hurdle after a disappointing fourth-place finish at Sandown. Philip Hobbs and Johnson White's six-year-old will be ridden by Ben Jones. Harry Eustace's Mescalero, yet to win in three starts, wears a tongue-tie as he bids for a maiden victory over jumps. It's Top, having won a point-to-point and a bumper, makes his hurdling debut under Gavin Sheehan after undergoing wind surgery. Dan Skelton's Dutch Corner is an each-way contender after finishing third on his jumping debut. The in-form Gogo Yubari aims for another win in the Make The Move To Midnite Handicap at Lingfield, having scored three victories this month. Stablemate Hint Of Humour and Woodhay Whisper are also strong contenders. Other notable races include the €340,000 purchase Fire Warning facing Square d'Alboni at Newbury, and Buckna bidding for a treble.