Value Scope: Each way horseracing tips from Steve Jones for Saturday on ITV

Get into gear with TRANSMISSION (4.10) in the bet365 Gold Cup. The jumps season ends at Sandown with looking to win his third top British staying prize of the month after dominating the Grand National and the Scottish version.

He’s got half the 20 runners but it might pay to take on the Champion Trainer with Neil Mulholland’s unexposed novice. The Wiltshire-based trainer won this race nine years ago with The Young Master and he looks to have a well-handicapped stayer on his hands.

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The good ground with suit Transmission and he should get the decent pace he likes. He stayed on well from the rear into fifth behind Haiti Couleurs in the National Hunt Chase at the .

It was the second time he had run well behind the subsequent Irish National hero. He had jumped out to his right when runner-up to him at Cheltenham in December, so this first chase start on a right-handed track could well suit him. Have 1pt each-way at 14-1. A couple of bookies are paying out on six places.

Juveniles have got a good record in the bet365 Novices’ Championship Final. ST PANCRAS (1.20) has shown himself to be a useful four-year-old and he looks overpriced in this competitive handicap.

This dual Flat winner was well held behind Lulamba on his hurdles debut but improved a huge chunk to land a shock success in the Scottish Triumph Hurdle at Musselburgh in February.

His second behind Mambonumberfive in the Grade 2 Adonis Hurdle at Kempton three weeks later confirmed his progressive nature and he warmed up a crack at this valuable prize with an easy all-the-way Stratford novice victory.

The nature of this race should suit Toby Lawes’ runner perfectly. Have 1pt each-way at 14-1. Sky Bet is offering five places.

MARK OF GOLD (1.50) didn’t cut much ice in Aintree’s Grade 1 Manifesto Chase but he will be much happier returned to the right-handed track at Sandown.

He landed an Ascot Grade 2 on his chasing debut and saw off two useful rivals at Exeter early last month. Gary and Josh Moore’s runner might be hard to peg back if getting into a rhythm near the front end. Have 1pt each-way at 14-1.