National Hunt fans will be looking to Huntingdon on Tuesday afternoon for a quality card.

They are underway from 12.30pm, with seven races on the agenda until 3.30pm. 

Conditions are set to be 'Good' for the card and we have picked out five to follow on the day.

12.30pm - racingtv.com/freemonth Mares' Novices' Hurdle (2m)

Nicky Henderson's strike rate at Huntingdon stands at close to 26 per cent over the last five seasons from more than 100 runners at this venue.

And the Seven Barrows supremo has the likeliest winner of the opener in THEATRE GLORY. 

The Fame And Glory filly was well found in the market for her bumper debut at Worcester back in May and she made no mistake from the front under Nico de Boinville. 

She can repeat the feat over sticks now.

LiveScore selection: Theatre Glory

1pm - John Southgate Memorial Novices' Handicap Chase (2m4f)

Rafferty made a winning start for new trainer Laura Morgan at Market Rasen over a furlong shorter last month and is a contender for further glory, despite a 10lb rise for that effort.

He had Begoodtoyourself behind in second and should maintain superiority over that long-standing maiden. 

WHO'S THE GUV'NOR produced his best hurdles effort over this trip and Micky Hammond's charge is fit ahead of this chasing bow. 

He could be capable in what is not a deep race.

LiveScore selection: Who's The Guv'nor

1.30pm - Michaelmas Handicap Hurdle (2m)

Dr Richard Newland's SAGE ADVICE showed plenty of promise after going over hurdles last season. 

He won first time up at Kempton (2m, soft) and completed his four-race sequence with a solid sixth in the Fred Winter at Cheltenham in March.

He had a spin on the level at Catterick recently to put away any cobwebs after a summer off and has scope to improve beyond his mark of 127 this season.

LiveScore selection: Sage Advice

2.30pm - Try Racing TV For Free Now Handicap Hurdle Division 1 (2m4½f)

Plenty of these have doubts over them, with recent Wincanton winner Mr Yeats an obvious exception. 

He should go well again, having only gone up 3lb, but BARTHOLOMEW J was doing his best work late on at Stratford last month when beaten two-lengths into third spot off this mark. 

He is 2lb below his previous win-mark. And if building on that effort, Jack Quinlan's mount ought to go close.

LiveScore selection: Bartholomew J

3.30pm - Racing TV 'Junior' NH Flat Race (1m5½f)

Archie Watson's ALAZWAR is flat-bred and he put that to good use last month when making a winning debut over this C&D. 

He was clearly expected to go well as the market leader that afternoon.

And while he has got a 7lb penalty to carry for his troubles, the manner in which he went about things strongly hints he can defy that.

LiveScore selection: Alazwar