More Trouble, who had the rare distinction of running twice at Kimble last Saturday and winning at the second attempt, could be in action again at the Vale of Aylesbury with Garth & South Berks Hunt meeting at Kingston Blount tomorrow.

The eight-year-old, from Alan Hill’s Aston Rowant stables, near Chinnor, slipped up on the bend before the fourth fence under James Tudor when sent off favourite for the restricted race.

But 70 minutes later, the pair were reunited for the members’ race and made no mistake this time, coming home easy winners.

More Trouble, who is owned by Rodney Mann, could bid to follow up at Kingston in the restricted.

Shammy Buskins, who was two lengths adrift of More Trouble when giving Emmington trainer Sue Harbour’s daughter, Emily, a crashing fall at the second-last, may bid to make amends in either the mixed open or the open maiden for five-year-olds and over.

Bering Gifts, a first point-to-point ride for Hill’s 16-year-old daughter, Gaby, was presented with second place by Shammy Buskins’ exit at Kimble, and could go for an eighth course win in the club members’ race for novice riders.

Also entered is The Baillie, who landed the members’ race at Lockinge for owner-rider Tessa Good, who also trains the ten-year-old at Ginge, near Wantage.

Good’s charge has an alternative entry in the members’ conditions race for veteran riders.

First of the seven scheduled races is at 2pm.