Ok he's six and hasn't won off a mark in the 90's since his three year old days. But he won with plenty in hand on his last visit to Newcastle (only a pound higher today with Keeleys claim) and would have gone very close at Chelmsford, had he not been taken out in the home straight. The only thing that tempers enthusiasm is the draw, although they've been winning down the middle today which offers hope. Definitely a bit of value against the favourite who hasn't run for over 4 months but was previously contesting group races.