Chester Day Two

All eyes to the Roodee again today and I like the look of a few.
In the opener the Barry Hills trained Captain Bertie looks well in, due to raise 8lb in the weights next time out, the chestnut colt ran a big race at Sandown on his reappearance and should win today.
Aidan O'Brien and Ryan Moore look to have a good thing in the shape of Await The Dawn in the 2.30 who if repeating the form shown when winning his Group Three at Leopardstown will be too good for his opponents today.
In the Chester Vase I fancy another Hills colt namely Slumber. Impressive when winning at Epsom on his seasonal debut this Derby entry is nicely bred and even though there are some nice horses in the race he is the one most open to improvement and is worth a punt.
Later on the card I fancy a couple of horses I have put up before. In the 4.05 Thin Red Line was a course and distance winner at this meeting last year first time up and has finally slipped back to a suitable kind of weight.
In the 5.10 Jane Chapple-Hyam runs Norman Orpen who I put up in December when he won on the all weather at Lingfield and as an each-way chance in the Spring Mile at Doncaster at the start of the season when he was a staying on fifth. If he stays the extra two furlong today he could take all the beating.
Be lucky