Ordinary Man looks a cut above the rest

ANYONE qualifying as an expert on the point-to-point form book will find that the final three races at Tipperary tonight are made for them.

For mere mortals, however, it will almost certainly pay to look elsewhere with a view to a possible profit and the nap vote falls on Liam Burke’s Ordinary Man in the opening maiden hurdle.

He too is a product of the point-to-point fields, having run just once between the flags. That came at Kilsheelan back in October, when the selection looked sure to score but for falling at the final fence.