@TheTWETracker's Three To Follow This Weekend - 25/11/21

The first horse this weekend that is worth popping in your tracker for the season is the Willie Mullins trained Adamantly Chosen who makes his debut over hurdles.

The exciting star for the Closutton maestro goes to Fairyhouse for his first start over timber with two miles being the allocated trip.

Adamantly Chosen is thought of very highly in Ireland and rightfully so having been seen once in a bumper in April when winning the 22 runner race in nice style.

What made that run so special and the reason to follow him this season is the second and third have since ran this term and have bolted up in fair bumpers.

If taking to hurdles this animal could be a big player at the spring festivals.

Another nice runner for your trackers this weekend is the Dan Skelton trained Elle Est Belle, who was a very smart bumper horse and should build from her hurdles debut on Saturday.

Having won an Aintree and Cheltenham bumper on her first twi starts, with the latter being in Listed Company, she then went in the Champion Bumper and finished a good third behind the two Irish raiders.

Looking to go better in Aintree's Grade Two bumper she had to settle for second behind another nice Irish type.

Sent hurdling this term by the Skelton's she was seen only finishing third behind two nice runners for Alan King and Nicky Henderson, but it was not a bad effort on her hurdles debut.

She will be sure to be much fitter and more experienced at her flights for this event and holding so much potential can not be dismissed.

The final horse to follow this weekend is the Fergal O'Brien trained Marble Sands, who was a very taking runner on hurdles debut this month and now stepping up in trip is to be feared.

The five year old was a smart bumper horse, getting off the mark at the second time of asking at Ascot and then posting another nice effort on his final bumper start when second the smart Washington for Olly Murphy.

Well backed on hurdles debut at Lingfield, she clattered the last but stayed on extremely well to grab a narrow second behind Milan Bridge for Paul Nicholls.

Although taking on another nice type for Nicholls in this event, he is a smart gelding that is getting weight off the field and should be kept an eye on.