The televised races at Sandown and Aintree on Saturday hold significant intrigue. With Storm Darragh looming and potential high winds and rain, the focus turns to the Grade One Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown and the Becher Handicap Chase at Aintree. Jonbon's short price makes the latter a race that punters are eager to solve.

Unraveling the Races in the Face of Stormy Weather

Sandown 1.15 - Dan Skelton's West To The Bridge

Dan Skelton's West To The Bridge is approaching his 12th birthday but still shows promise at staying trips. His close third finish at Bangor last time demonstrated his ability. He remains relatively unexposed and is within sight of achieving more success.This horse has a unique story as it gets closer to a significant milestone. Its consistent performances give it a good chance of making a mark in the upcoming race.

Aintree 1.32 - Last Year's 14-Length Winner, Richmond Lake

Richmond Lake, last year's 14-length winner, is back on the same mark. With a fine chance of a repeat win at around 7-2, it brings back memories of its previous dominance.The horse has shown resilience and the ability to perform well in similar conditions. Its past success makes it a contender to watch in this year's race.

Sandown 1.50 - Paul Nicholls' Rubaud

Paul Nicholls clearly has high hopes for Rubaud as he pitches him in at the highest level first time up over fences. L'Eau Du Sud sets a strong standard on its form at Cheltenham's November meeting and is aiming to maintain its unbeaten record over fences.This race is a fascinating contest as these two horses bring different qualities and experiences. It will be interesting to see how they perform against each other.

Sandown 2.25 - The Front-Running Knickerbockerglory

The front-running Knickerbockerglory won first time up last season off a 2lb lower mark. Its ability to hold its own and be tough to pass again shows its strength.This horse has a certain tenacity that makes it a force to be reckoned with. Its past performance gives it confidence going into the next race.

Sandown 3.00 - Jonbon vs. Quilixios

Jonbon is one of the most talented and reliable chasers in training. While Quilixios is an interesting new rival with his recent Grade Three win at Naas, he still has a lot to prove against Jonbon.Jonbon's track record speaks for itself, and his presence in the race adds excitement. It will be a battle between two strong contenders.

Aintree 3.17 - Tamar Bridge

Tamar Bridge had been off the track for nearly two years before a promising return at Uttoxeter in October. Racing off just a 3lb higher mark here, it shows potential for a good showing.The horse's comeback has been well-received, and it is ready to take on the challenges of the Aintree course once again.

Sandown 3.35 - Montgomery

The only blip on Montgomery's record since joining Venetia Williams came when the stable was out of form in the spring. Now with the yard in better shape, Montgomery has a great chance to give his trainer a second win in this race in three years.Montgomery's potential is evident, and its recent form gives hope for a successful outcome in the upcoming race.