All eyes will be on Constitution Hill for his highly-anticipated Flat debut at Southwell on Friday, where the once seemingly unbeatable hurdler can prove to the world his ability is still wholly intact.
Nicky Henderson's nine-year-old was an instant success when beginning his career under rules, breezing through a sequences of hurdle events and effortlessly taking the Supreme and the Champion Hurdle in successive seasons.
Time out with a variety of issues followed, and though he seemed none the worse for it when returning to win the Christmas Hurdle and the Unibet Hurdle last season, his white-knuckle leap at the last in the latter race was in hindsight a harbinger of the troubles that would follow.
The Michael Buckley-owned gelding has very much been through the mill since, with three heavy falls only punctuated by a Punchestown no-show during which he looked a shadow of his former self.
He came to grief last time in the Fighting Fifth, but his superb prior racecourse gallop cannot be overlooked and there are no obstacles to complicate matters in the SBK Road To Cheltenham Novice Stakes.
He is piloted by a top jockey in Oisin Murphy and although visions of him passing a winning post in front are vague memories, his turn of speed up the Cheltenham hill was a sight to behold and he could never be accused of either a lack of pace or a want of will to win.
Henderson will have the horse he clearly dotes upon in prime form and provided he makes even a moderately smart exit from the stalls he will give his colleagues from the Flat code everything to think about.
Elsewhere on the card, and at a differing end of the spectrum in terms of trip and profile, Michael Appleby's Juan Les Pins can build on recent efforts to take the SBK Betting Podcast Handicap over 1000m.
A seasoned and smart sprinter with Listed form to his name, the nine-year-old seemed to peak two seasons ago and spent the majority of 2024 and 2025 trailing home out of the money.
He returned this year in a better mood, however, finishing third in two sprints in January when not beaten a great distance on either occasion.
The most recent of those runs was over the Southwell course and distance and can be upgraded as he was not afforded a clear passage.
A break and an easing in his handicap mark is clearly suiting him nicely and he looks to be gearing up to win for the first time since 2023.
Over jumps, Sinnatra can return to winning ways in the Aston Villa Foundation EBF "National Hunt" Novices' Hurdle at Warwick.
His form is decidedly useful so far this year, although he was perhaps not quite at his best when third to top-notcher Act Of Innocence last time out, having been closer to Nicky Henderson's ace at Newbury in November.
Cabhfuilfungi ran his best race for a little while when second over 3200m at Uttoxeter and it might be the extra 800m of the JCB Fastrac Handicap Chase can see Kerry Lee's runner get his head in front. - Press Association
TAB is betting on 4 UK meetings on Friday. Here are the tips.
FFOS LAS: Race 1: 15.52 River Voyage, Race 2: 16.22 Shade Of Winter, Race 3: 16.52 Rathkenny, Race 4: 17.22 Eton Mes, Race 5: 17.52 Linden Lane, Race 6: 18.22 El Rojo Grande, Race 7: 18.52 Gold In The Rivers.
WARWICK: Race 1: 16.05 Scudamore, Race 2: 16.35 Sinnatra, Race 3: 17.05 Cabhfuilfungi, Race 4: 17.35 Tigers Moon, Race 5: 18.05 Harry Bright, Race 6: 18.35 Only Gossip, Race 7: 19.05 Jollie Dame.
EXETER: Race 1: 16.14 Lisbane Park, Race 2: 16.44 Mountain Mike, Race 3: 17.14 Fun Fun Fun, Race 4: 17.45 Catch Catchfire, Race 5: 18.15 Coolkatie, Race 6: 18.45 Noble Blue, Race 7: 19.20 Moments In Time.
SOUTHWELL: Race 1: 19.26 Harbour Vision, Race 2: 18.58 No Knee Never, Race 3: 19.30 Something, Race 4: 20.00 Mart, Race 5: 20.30 Intervention, Race 6: 21.00 Midnight Lion, Race 7: 21.30 CONSTITUTION HILL (NAP), Race 8: 22.00 Juan Les Pins, Race 9: 22.30 Secret Guest.
DOUBLE: Constitution Hill and Juan Les Pins (Southwell, Races 7 and 8).