ITV Racing Tips - All ten races covered at Kempton, Chepstow and Wincanton

ITV Racing viewers have a bounty of racing to enjoy on Saturday afternoon. The rescheduled Relkeel Hurdle and Dipper Novices' Chase will now take place at Kempton and Wincanton. We'll also take in the 2020 Welsh Grand National, after the track at Chepstow was declared raceable on Friday.

Let's dive straight into our best betting tips on Saturday.

Although he's beaten nothing of any note on either of his starts thus far, I can't see past NASSALAM. Gary Moore's juvenile has emulated Goshen with two emphatic wins so far, both coming on very soft ground around Fontwell.

If he's progressed again between runs, then this Grade One is surely Nassalam's for the taking. Evens could look massive come Saturday afternoon, and another emphatic win will shorten his odds for the 2021 Triumph Hurdle considerably.

I was impressed with the way ROCCO responded to pressure, having been headed by Lock's Corner here at Kempton in November. Sam Twiston-Davies' mount put in a very slow jump at the second-last, opening the door for the winner, but Rocco rallied between the final two flights, and on the run to the line to push a well-handicapped rival all the way home.

Nigel Twiston-Davies' eight-year-olds gets into this hot-handicap right at the bottom of the weights. We known he likes Kempton, and that he acts on decent ground. This extended trip should take a little pressure off his jumping too.

A disappointing turn out for this rescheduled running of the Dipper, and none of the three entrants will have current favourite for the Marsh Novices' Chase, Envoi Allen quaking in his boots. Messire Des Obeaux could give PROTEKTORAT a run for his money. I'm still expecting Dan Skelton's chaser to extend his unbeaten record over fences, but at 1/2, this is a no-bet race for me.

McFabulous puts his Stayers' Hurdle credentials on the line at Kempton this weekend. Summerville Boy, who won this race at Cheltenham last year, is back for another crack. Younevercall, Thomas Darby and Call Me Lord also feature in the field.

Read our full preview of the 2021 Relkeel Hurdle to find out which horse we fancy is our best bet of the day.

Imperial Aura could jump back to the top of the Ryanair Chase betting with a third win on the bounce, and Kim Bailey's charge has been backed into odds-on in recent days. Yet, he has to give six pounds to the dangerous MASTER TOMMYTUCKER, and I fancy Paul Nicholls' charge may get the better of the market leader.

Master Tommytucker has always had tons of ability, but his jumping often let him down. Paul Nicholls seems to have ironed that out this season, though, and his ten-year-old clocked excellent RPRs of 157 and 165 during emphatic wins at Haydock and Huntingdon.

I didn't fancy Harry Cobden's mount at all off top-weight in the Caspian Caviar. I felt his inexperience around Cheltenham was a big negative and the ground had gone against him. As it was, Master Tommytucker was still right there approaching the second last, but a terrible error at the trickiest fence on the course brought him to a standstill, and his race was virtually over. Decent ground around Kempton should be ideal, and Master Tommytucker looks a solid bet at around 3/1.

Secret Reprieve remains the firm favourite to hand Welsh-native Evan Williams victory in his home Grand National. Springfield Fox, Christmas In April and Truckers Lodge are also well-fancied.

Get the latest odds, some key trends and two horses to back in our full guide to the 2020 Welsh Grand National.

It's been 30 years since a horse older than eight has won the Lanzarote, but that doesn't put me off AMOUR DE NUIT, who carries just 11-3 into battle, thanks to Kevin Brogan's claimer.

Paul Nicholls dropped his nine-year-old back to hurdling at the start of the season. Amour De Nuit won under top-weight on his reappearance at Plumpton, and finished second in a better race at Newbury last time out. Nicholls' charge jumped out to his right that day, so going back to Kempton - a track he's won around twice before - will certainly help. At 12/1, I think he offers excellent each-way value.

Considering he'd been off the track for 600 days, I thought ZALVADOS ran well to place third in a messy race at Newcastle on his reappearance. The handicapper dropped his mark by seven pounds on his return, and Oliver Greenall's eight-year-old remains on a workable mark of 120. Hopefully, the bounce factor doesn't come into the equation.