Saturday’s action is headlined by an excellent seven-race card at Cheltenham and we have plenty to look forward to.The main event is the very valuable Paddy Power Gold Cup and the £160,000 race has attracted a very competitive field of 15, so don’t forget to tune in!We have tasked our expert with picking out some strong fancies to follow across the card and there’s a very smart prospect for Ben Pauling in the big race of the day among them. The horse in question has the ideal profile and could become a Grade 1 chaser in time.November meeting exclusive offer: Get £40 in free bets when you place a £10 on the racing – CLAIM HERE*Saturday Cheltenham tips1.45 – Kabral Du Mathan @ 1/12.20 – Meetmebythesea @ 3/13.30 – A King Of Magic @ 8/11.45 Cheltenham – Kabral Du Mathan @ 1/1Supreme Novices’ Hurdle winner Old Park Star would be the obvious choice in this race, but he could be vulnerable on seasonal debut, which potentially opens the door for the race-fit Kabral Du Mathan. Dan Skelton’s gelding was very smart over hurdles and gets the nod.He was an impressive winner of the Relkeel Hurdle here in January and travelled into the Stayers’ Hurdle looking like the winner before quickly running out of gas. There was plenty to like about his chasing debut at Perth last month and clearly he has the pace for two miles.Making all the running on that occasion, he jumped well on the whole and never looked like losing. The son of Pastorius put 19 lengths between himself and the runner-up without really trying and clearly deserves his shot at this level. Don’t rule out another comfortable win here.2.20 Cheltenham – Meetmebythesea @ 3/1Cheltenham’s main event is the prestigious and valuable Paddy Power Gold Cup and it’s often a good idea to pick out a second-season chaser with the potential to become a Grade 1 horse. With that in mind, it’s very difficult to look past Ben Pauling’s Meetmebythesea.The JP McManus-owned gelding landed a hat-trick over hurdles in maiden and novice company two seasons ago and has since won three of his four starts over fences. His below-par effort in the Game Spirit Chase was clearly a forgivable anomaly.Victory was achieved at the Cheltenham Festival last time out and he landed the Jack Richards Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase, with a subsequent Grade 1 winner back in second. This looks like the perfect starting point for the season and expectations are high.3.30 Cheltenham – A King Of Magic @ 8/1It’s fair to say that this is a competitive race, as there are plenty of last time out winners among the field, with the progressive A King Of Magic making the most appeal. Paul Nicholls’ gelding is going the right way and victory could well be on the cards.A King Of Magic showed a good attitude to land a Taunton maiden hurdle in February and he wasn’t beaten far when second under a penalty at Sedgefield after that. Switching to handicaps was a good idea and a step up in trip certainly seemed to help as well.The five-year-old bolted up by 15 lengths on handicap debut at Perth in the spring and that incurred a substantial rise of 12lb.Freddie Keighley returns to take the ride on this occasion and his 5lb claim will lessen his burden. There could be more to come from him.November meeting exclusive offer: Get £40 in free bets when you place a £10 on the racing – CLAIM HERE*All odds correct at time of writing.Remember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.*18+ New Customers. Opt in, deposit and bet £10+ on any horse racing markets within 7 days of sign up. Get 4 x £10 Free Bets for set horse racing markets. Bonuses expire in 7 days. Scroll down for T&Cs. GambleAware.org Please gamble responsibly.