There were 36 Races on Friday 14th February 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Southwell, 7 races at Fakenham, 7 races at Kelso, 7 races at Dundalk, 7 races at Newcastle, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

Having capitalised on a career-low mark at Newcastle 24 days ago, HARTSWOOD looks more than capable of going in again. A 2lb nudge up in the ratings looks on the lenient side for Richard Fahey's charge and he edges the vote over Star Pupil. The four-year-old arrives on the back of a close-up second over 7f at this venue and today's extra furlong shouldn't prevent another bold showing. Overnight Oats and River Wharfe are others to consider.

ONSLOW GARDENS caught the eye in first-time headgear when third at Wolverhampton last month, moving through the race with a fluency that suggests he's up to winning a race of this nature if the blinkers have the same impact again. Overnight Oats emerged with lots of credit in defeat last week, while Star Pupil seems to be holding his form after getting his head in front again.

James Owen has done well with OVERNIGHT OATS (nap) and the 5yo is not done yet. He probably needs a quieter ride than he got last time.
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A 185-day break worked the oracle for recent 1m course scorer Northbound and he has to enter calculations under a 4lb penalty. However, today's 7f distance isn't certain to suit the seven-year-old and it could be worth taking a chance on ALYARA. Joe Ponting's mare has acquitted herself with credit in classified company of late and a return to handicap company could prove fruitful. Spartan Fighter and Hawajes could make their presence felt too.

HAWAJES resumed winning ways here last time and can follow up in another low-grade affair. The other last-time-out winner in the field Northbound has to be feared, while Spartan Fighter is also considered.

The choice is HAWAJES who has gained two of his three wins over C&D, the latest 15 days ago.
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AVIATION has shown enough promise in his three previous starts over hurdles to suggest that he can take the lead role here. A close second over in a maiden C&D last month, the Lucy Wadham-trained gelding won't need to find much to go one with that track experience a big asset. The last-time-out winners Escapologist and Elysian Knight are obvious players but quite whether either can cope with conceding 7lb to the selection at this stage is very much open to debate.

Though AVIATION was beaten by Escapologist over C&D last time, there was only ½-length in it and, now 7 lb better off with that rival, Lucy Wadham's charge is confidently expected to emerge on top this time. Escapologist nevertheless merits respect given that he remains with potential, but a bigger threat to Aviation may be posed by Elysian Knight, who raised his game when scoring at Ffos Las and should have more to offer.

The vote goes to AVIATION, who is proven over this C&D and weighted to gain revenge for last month's narrow defeat to Escapologist.
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Although ROCHEVAL finished a well-beaten fourth on his seasonal bow in a Grade 2 at Haydock in November, a handicap mark of 118 could prove lenient. The Kapgarde gelding boasts plenty of stamina in his pedigree and this step up in distance could be the making of him. Champ Royal returned to form with a solid third at Catterick a fortnight ago and the nine-year-old is feared most, ahead of recent Wetherby winner Paddy O'Mahler.

With the yard in better form than they have been for most of the winter, it could pay to side with course winner FOSTER'SISLAND, who has shown glimpses of his old ability this campaign and should benefit from this drop in grade. Both Barrels would be a big danger if in the same form as when winning over C&D last season, while Stay If U Want To would appreciate it if this becomes a test of stamina.

Back down sharply in class, handicap debutant ROCHEVAL could well resume his improvement. Second choice is Stay If U Want To.
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VIXEY makes plenty of appeal dropping into 0-55 company. The five-year-old was beaten just under two lengths when weakening into fourth over C&D eight days ago and she looks primed to strike. The biggest threat may emerge from recent Newcastle fourth Yaahobby, who enjoys a 1lb drop in the ratings. Monsieur Fantaisie could also play a leading role if settling better.

MONSIEUR FANTAISIE has a great record at Southwell (form figures of 2121) and can resume winning ways having pulled his chance away at Newcastle last week. Crocus Time has dropped to a mark that makes her impossible to ignore (has been placed off 65), while Cammy and Royal Justice are both potentially interesting for new stables.

The pick in this uncompetitive handicap is YAAHOBBY, who is on a workable mark and gave a fairly good account at Newcastle recently.
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Set to run from 1lb below her last winning mark over fences, SAINTE DOCTOR is an attractive proposition on these terms and a bold showing is expected given she has nothing to fear regarding the ground or trip. Moviddy and Inspiratrice look the two most obvious candidates for the forecast slot, with the former looking the more solid of the two based on her match-fitness.

MOVIDDY has been heading back in the right direction on her last 2 starts, runner-up at this C&D last month with the winner going on to score at listed level, so she can take advantage of her reduced mark this time around. Sainte Doctor has also dropped to a handy mark and is feared most.

Chasing debutante AUNTY CHRISTINE caught the eye in some of her qualifying races over hurdles and could have significant potential.
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Penalised winner We're Red And Blue bled from the nose when pulled up on his handicap bow at Ascot in December and he's likely to be in the thick of the action if performing to his best ability. However, it could be worth taking a chance on MAITRE EN SCIENCE leaving behind his fourth-placed British debut in a Listed hurdle at Musselburgh 13 days ago, with a first-time tongue-tie an interesting addition. Burning It Up may fare best of the remainder.

Both market principals arrive with something to prove, but WE'RE RED AND BLUE can bounce back under the same positive tactics that were employed when he was successful at Carlisle on his penultimate run. Maitre En Science is the standout danger and could be much better than he showed on stable debut. Burning It Up can collect some minor prize money on his way to contesting handicaps.

The pick on British achievements is WE'RE RED AND BLUE but Maitre En Science holds a similar chance if back to his French form.
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THE NEW BAY PEARL took a sizeable step forward from her first start to hit the woodwork at Newcastle last month and that effort might be the strongest form on offer in this contest. Roger Varian's three-year-old looks well placed to put her experience to good use, with her main threat possibly being Left Over Love. The daughter of Inns Of Court failed to justify short odds at Lingfield last time but may appreciate this step back up in trip. Blazing Spirit sports a first-time hood and is another to note.

LEFT OVER LOVE has showed plenty of promise in two narrow defeats and with signs of greenness still apparent last time, she remains open to improvement. It's interesting that the expensive Bintjan is back in a novice event having now qualified for handicaps and connections may be keen to get her head in front sooner than later with a future breeding career in mind. Of the others, The New Bay Pearl and Warm Glow have shown enough to merit consideration in a race of this nature.

Newcastle runner-up THE NEW BAY PEARL is taken to show further progress and go one better. Left Over Love is second pick.
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CALDWELL acts on the ground and that earns him the vote as the one to be with in race where they all have questions to answer. Sean Quinlan knows the eight-year-old well and it would come as no surprise to see the partnership benefit most from the way the race unfolds. Addosh can be keen in her races and seems a likely candidate to set a good tempo, which would suit the selection ideally. The reliable Tara Iti is another to consider.

TARA ITI is fancied to gain a deserved success on the back of a string of good placed efforts. In-form maiden Admiral Fitz could emerge as the main danger with Addosh and Caldwell also firmly in the picture in a competitive seller.

This return to forecast good ground can enable fairly consistent mare ADDOSH to record her fourth win over hurdles.
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WISE EAGLE supplemented a double over timber when finishing a good second off a rating of 102 on the Flat at Newcastle last month. Adam Nicol's charge looks nicely treated on his handicap bow over hurdles and he ticks plenty of the right boxes. A wind procedure worked the oracle for recent Musselburgh winner Bashful, although an 11lb hike in the ratings seems harsh. With that in mind, a bigger danger could be fellow last-time-out winner Ginger Mail.

A smart stayer on the Flat, it would be disappointing if WISE EAGLE did not prove to be better than his current mark over hurdles. He's taken to make a successful handicap debut in this sphere, ahead of C&D winner Coniston George who will be hoping for a sound gallop at this trip. Consistent first season hurdler Maghlaak can run creditably once again.

On Flat form WISE EAGLE (nap) holds an outstanding chance off a mark of 123. Givemefive is second pick.
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ROYAL ZABEEL justified favouritism in good style at this level at Wolverhampton last month and a 5lb rise might prove to be on the lenient side. The four-year-old hasn't finished out of the top two since joining the Michael Appleby yard/being gelded and could continue his rise in the ranks. Yorkshire is in fine form at present after completing a double at Wolverhampton in November and could have a say off a 3lb higher mark than his most recent success. Our Havana completes the shortlist.

There's every chance they go a good gallop here and that should play to the strengths of the strong-travelling OUR HAVANA who scored when settling better last time and remains unexposed under these conditions. A well-run 7f might also suit Apiarist who was too keen to do himself justice at Newcastle 4 weeks ago, while the manner of Royal Zabeel's recent victory entitles him to plenty of respect in his bid for a hat-trick.

Preference is for ROYAL ZABEEL, another shrewd purchase by connections. He can make light of a 5lb rise in his bid for the hat-trick.
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EDGEWELL was last seen running out a ready winner over an extended 3m at Southwell last Monday and the suspicion is that a 7lb penalty may not be enough to prevent Rebecca Menzies' in-form hurdler from going in again. Fame And Fun was doing his best work late on when scoring over an extended 2m5f at Fontwell over fences recently and, stepping up in trip off 3lb higher, he looks the main danger to the selection. Mersey Street is also noteworthy.

EDGEWELL scored in good style at Southwell and a 7 lb penalty doesn't look sufficient to prevent Rebecca Menzies' 7-y-o from following up. C&D scorer Mersey Street is next on the list ahead of in-form duo Limerick Leader and Fame And Fun.

The pick is EDGEWELL, who displayed significant improvement when scoring at Southwell 11 days ago and is evidently in rude health.
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All four of the declared runners look to have some sort of chance, with narrow preference for EL ELEFANTE. A slick-jumping mare who likes to get on with things, she looked to produce a career-best performance when winning over an extended 2m4f at Ayr latest and could prove difficult to peg back if given an easy time of it out in front. Recent Haydock scorer Prairie Wolf has done well here in the past (won and placed in two visits) and looks an obvious danger, while Ned Tanner and the class-dropping Imagine certainly aren't out of it either.

PRAIRIE WOLF was back to his best when successful at Haydock under this rider last month and appeals as the most solid option. El Elefante may get an uncontested lead here and rates the main threat having resumed progress/winning ways at Ayr last month.

Back down in distance/class, IMAGINE is taken to defy top weight. El Elefante, who may again dictate the pace, is feared most.
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ASADJUMEIRAH made it two wins out of his last three starts when scoring in convincing style at Newcastle earlier in the month and while in this sort of form, he will prove very difficult to beat. Lezardrieux occupied the runner-up spot at this level at Newcastle six days ago and could get into contention, along with track-and-trip winner Neptune Legend.

NEPTUNE LEGEND was seen to best effect with a sound gallop to aim at last time and with a few front-runners in here, this could also be run to suit. He can make it two in a row at the expense of other recent winners Asadjumeirah and Combustion.

This isn't at all clearcut but the recent wide-margin winners NEPTUNE LEGEND and Asadjumeirah head the list.
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BASFORD appeared to strip fitter for his reappearance fourth over 2m7f at Newcastle in December when finishing a creditable third over an extended 3m2f at Sedgefield last month. Upped further in trip off an unchanged mark, this could be the day to catch him. River Tyne impressed when scoring over 3m2f over fences at Fontwell on his penultimate start and a spin over hurdles last month should have teed her up perfectly for a tilt at this. Lyrical Genius is becoming attractively handicapped and he completes the shortlist.

BASFORD signalled he is ready to strike over fences when a very good recent third at Sedgefield so gets the vote. Veteran Spotty Dog rates a big threat though if building on his Taunton fifth last time out, with River Tyne also in the picture back chasing.

This can go to BASFORD (nap), who was placed on ground softer than he prefers at Sedgefield last time and remains unexposed over fences.
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GRAND ALBERT has a consistent profile and looks to have improved for switching to fences this season, building on his third-placed effort behind Caldwell Potter at Carlisle when slamming the opposition, including 25-length second Dare To Shout, at Wetherby. The seven-year-old remains open to greater improvement and is fancied to confirm his superiority over the latter, despite meeting on 10lb worse terms. Myretown still held a narrow lead when falling three out at Windsor and the likely pacesetter cannot be ruled out here, nor can the lightly-weighted Gaillimh A Stor.

MYRETOWN was still going well when falling at a tricky fence at Windsor 4 weeks ago so remains a chaser to keep on the right side of. Grand Albert is another who has taken very well to this sphere and is the obvious threat after his wide-margin success at Wetherby.

The safest jumpers are GRAND ALBERT and Dare To Shout, who finished first and second in a similar event at Wetherby seven weeks ago.
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The handicapper is in charge of most of these but SOPHOSC, who has won at this course off 20lb higher in the past, is one who has slipped under the radar and could be worth chancing. A close-up third over 1m6f at Wolverhampton off this mark 13 days ago, Ian Williams' nine-year-old retains enthusiasm and is of high interest stepping back up in trip. Last-time-out winners Rubellite and Mamdoh are feared most, although Mirabello Bay is another who could have a say.

RUBELLITE has proved better than ever of late, doing well under the circumstances when scoring at this course last time having been hampered over 1f out, so she is taken to record a third success of the year. Mamdoh also arrives on the back of a win and is respected now that he's up and running, with Sophosc completing the shortlist.

An expensive yearling but ultimately disappointing for Owen Burrows, recent winner MAMDOH has now found his level.
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SPORTING HERO has been performing consistently well in recent months. A four-time winner, the selection's two November wins came over six furlongs but he was beaten just a short-head over this distance in December. He again ran well in a higher-rated race last week and today's rider now claims 10lb. My Girl Sioux filled the runner-up spot over course-and-distance last month and should again be competitive. Crystal Luna finished last behind the selection here last month and while she had previously shown good form at this level, has been slowly away on her latest two runs.

CLONMACASH is holding his form well and has good claims if turned out again following his second on Wednesday. My Girl Sioux will be in the mix once more, while it will be interesting to see if the money comes again for the well-treated Dream Today.

Dylan O'Connor's 10lb claim could help to swing this for SPORTING HERO who likes this surface and has been consistent in recent months
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KEFIR D'OUDAIRIES finished eight lengths clear of the third when filling the runner-up spot on his debut at Hereford and is likely to have plenty more to offer. With Olly Murphy's team in good order at present, it would be no surprise to see him take a step forward. Naval Tribute was denied by the smallest of margins into second at Catterick last month and holds an obvious chance on only his second start, while Graeme The Grey is another to note.

James Owen's Sea The Stars gelding NAVAL TRIBUTE holds the clear edge on form and with improvement very much on the cards he earns a confident vote. Hereford runner-up Kefir d'Oudairies appeals as the one to chase him home ahead of Graeme The Grey.

Juddmonte castoff NAVAL TRIBUTE confirmed he has ability with a near miss at Catterick and he's a 4yo getting weight from the others.
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PAY THE PIPER was far from disgraced in third in a stronger contest at Wetherby in December and goes off an unchanged mark. With two previous C&D victories in the book, the veteran is likely to prove very tough to beat. Primoz struck at this level at Wetherby in October and finished a fair third at Ayr last month, so he has to be respected. Escapeandevade sports first-time blinkers and will need to bounce back after his sixth at Haydock.

Things haven't gone to plan for PRIMOZ since his promising chase debut win at Wetherby but his latest third at Ayr was at least a step back in the right direction and he has more potential than his 2 seasoned rivals. The reliable Pay The Piper is the solid alternative with last year' winner Escapeandevade arriving with a bit to prove.

Off a workable mark in new headgear, last year's winner ESCAPEANDEVADE is preferred.
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Something clicked into place with MASTER OF MY FATE after he underwent wind surgery last year and his winter campaign has been exemplary with four wins from seven starts since last October. Even though he chases a four-timer off a career-high mark, the son of Foostepsinthesand boasts the most convincing profile and has a good chance of taking advantage of dropping back in class here. The hat-trick seeking Counsel is respected under an 8lb penalty but fellow last-time-out winner Rhythm N Hooves is feared most off just 2lb higher.

A good sprint handicap that could go to JUMBEAU. She had some good form last summer and should have come on for her return behind Master of My Fate here 3 weeks ago. The uncomplicated Master of My Fate seems sure to go well again bidding for a 4-timer, while the similarly-thriving Counsel should also be in the mix again.

It may be worth siding with RHYTHM N HOOVES whose success over C&D last time was given a boost when the runner-up won last Saturday.
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HIGHTIMEYOUWON might prefer seven furlongs but has a standout rating and is in form. Valued at 14,000 euros, the selection is an eight-time winner and despite being a nine-year-old, is holding his form very well with today's rider again claiming 5lb. Stablemate Shoot To Kill is a 10-time winner who receives 10lb from the selection and is suited by a mile. He was slowly away when disappointing here last week but had run much better in January and should give the selection a race. Another prolific winner, Comfort Line won a similar claimer in December and while he also receives 10lb from the selection and is perfectly suited by a mile, might find one or two too strong.

The useful HIGHTIMEYOUWON proved at least as good as ever when winning a handicap here last time and this looks a good opportunity for him to follow up. Shoot To Kill needs to put a poor last run behind him but he still rates the main threat ahead of Comfort Line.

Stephen Thorne has his team in fine form and HIGHTIMEYOUWON has been found an excellent opportunity to add to a recent course 7f win
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FRERE D'ARMES put his poor effort at Taunton well behind him when scoring at Ludlow earlier in the month and this is an easier assignment. If the eight-year-old remains in similar form, he will prove very tough to beat. Presentandcounting got back to winning ways in easy style over a stronger contest at Catterick in November and is expected to mount a serious challenge. Bardenstown Lad is the pick of the remainder.

PRESENTANDCOUNTING is an appealing alternative to likely favourite Frere d'Armes. The 11-y-o looked on good terms with himself when running away with a small-field handicap chase at Catterick and he could take some catching with Gina Andrews aboard. Frere d'Armes is the clear main danger ahead of Go On Chez.

He only beat two rivals at Catterick in November but PRESENTANDCOUNTING lowered the course record in the process.
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KOOL RAOUL stayed on to finish second on his debut at Musselburgh in November and is likely to have plenty of improvement in him. This looks like a winnable assignment and even a repeat of that display might be good enough to get off the mark. Miss Friday Lions finished a respectable fourth at Newcastle last month and with normal progression, she could have a say. Any market support for newcomer Japetus would be interesting.

This could go to a debutant, with preference for JAPETUS whose yard has been going well in bumpers, including with a couple of winners first time up. Irish point runner-up Imperfectlyperfect also represents a trainer who enjoys success in this sphere, with Kool Raoul the pick of those with previous bumper experience.

Preference is for KIWI RUSH who switches to an easier-looking level and is likely to improve on his Sandown effort.
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Annandale got the better of SANDRET (second) when the pair met over this track and trip last month but the latter gets the vote to reverse that form this time around. Ben Haslam's charge was forced to endure a luckless passage before staying on in eye-catching fashion in the closing stages and, upped just 1lb, he looks the one to be with. Volenti scored with plenty in hand over a mile here last time and, stepping back up in trip off 3lb higher, he also enters calculations.

A few with chances but SANDRET shaped well when runner-up here last time out so is fancied to bag another C&D success nudged up 1lb. Volenti is next on the list on the back of a recent victory here, ahead of the handily-weighted Susiesparkle and Annandale.

Top of the list is VOLENTI, who has won here in four of his last eight starts including a smooth success over 1m two weeks ago.
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TIBERIUS THUNDER has a fine pedigree and might score on debut for a yard which is doing very well. By a leading stallion and out of a Group 3-winning mare, the selection was most recently sold for 220,000gns as a yearling and could be smart. Waterford Flow ran well in a useful race on debut in December and while slightly disappointing here last month, could be better suited by reverting back to this distance. Jagged Edge is out of a Group-placed mare, while Galaxy Wonder's dam finished third in an Irish 1,000 Guineas.

Some interesting newcomers, headed by TIBERIUS THUNDER, who could be the way to go before market clues. Galaxy Wonder is another to note with the red-hot Colin Keane booked, while Waterford Flow sets a fair standard and shouldn't be far away back down in trip.

The experience gained in two runs may give WATERFORD FLOW a vital edge. However, he could be tested by newcomer Tiberius Thunder
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Punters will need to be in a forgiving mood to side with BANTZ, but it may pay to do so. He posted a low-key effort in a slightly deeper race here last time, but was victorious over C&D two starts ago and must enter calculations back in this grade under a capable 7lb apprentice. Mrbluesky wasn't disgraced when fourth over a mile at Southwell last time and he doubtless has the ability to play a hand at this level. Rogue Endeavour is also one for the shortlist, while Manton Road looks a fascinating contender if turned out again quickly following his third-placed finish at Kempton on Wednesday.

Narrow preference is for BANTZ back down in trip/class. The thriving Manton Road is the obvious threat with Mrbluesky best of the others.

Manton Road is better than he showed on Wednesday but there are grounds for expecting a much better showing from KILO SUNSHINE.
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PINK OXALIS disappointed over course-and-distance last month but is capable of better and now wears first-time blinkers in a winnable race. The selection is a nine-race maiden but twice showed ability here last December and while undoubtedly disappointing here in January, was running on somewhat in the closing stages so blinkers might help. Three-time winner The Cola Brasil finished fourth in that recent race and should again compete, while the fifth-placed Knockmore Prince is a longstanding maiden.

The vote goes to THE COLA BRASIL, who put in good late work when fourth of 14 over C&D recently and he's just 2 lb higher in the weights compared to when proving ½-length too strong for the re-opposing Seas And Oceans here in October. The latter is respected, despite failing to fire last time, but the main danger may be posed by another who wasn't on-song last time, namely Pink Oxalis. She was behind the selection in the C&D handicap won by Amemri but was knocking on the door prior to that.

It may be worth taking a chance with the first-time blinkered PINK OXALIS who needs to turn the tables on several from her last run
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Runner-up on his last two starts, COOPERATION was the subject of market support when going down narrowly over this trip at Wolverhampton earlier in the month and, off an unchanged mark, the son of Mehmas gets the vote to atone for that recent near-miss. Tickets looks the main danger just 2lb higher than when winning over C&D last time, while King's Crown was last seen finishing down the field at Wolverhampton but he is the type who could easily bounce back.

TICKETS did well to score from off a steady gallop over C&D 2 weeks ago so can defy a 2 lb rise. Cooperation ran his best race for current connections when going close at Wolverhampton 11 days ago and rates the main threat ahead of Too Much, who shaped as if still in form last time.

Cooperation can make another bold bid but TICKETS is preferred in his bid to follow up his C&D win two weeks ago.
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There is very little to choose between Moonhall Lass and OHMYVIETTE on running behind the long odds-on Eclairage over 5f here in December. The selection previously finished well to win a maiden and the combination of this extra furlong and Sam Coen's 7lb claim can swing things in his favour. The form of Brigadier Kakuru's win over Movin And Groovin and Powerful Lady has worked out very well since and he's now on a hat-trick after again making all over C&D last month. Lyle The Crocodile also comes here in good form after successfully forcing the pace over 7f last time.

There could be better to come from BRIGADIER KAKURU and he is taken to complete a C&D hat-trick. Lyle The Crocodile did the job well in a 7f handicap here a fortnight ago and, with this drop back in trip unlikely to be an issue, he is preferred to Moonhall Lass for forecast purposes.

Perhaps a good opportunity for the hat-trick seeking BRIGADIER KAKURU from an ideal draw
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TUSCAN STAR wasn't fully extended to win a maiden over 1m at Southwell last month and is presented with a good opportunity to register back-to-back wins. Noble Testimony was a well-supported favourite when introduced over 7f here 13 days ago and although he came up short in that race, he should be wiser now and may find stepping up in trip a source of improvement. Woodrafff won't need to be out of the ordinary to be best of the rest on his racecourse bow.

NOBLE TESTIMONY was unable to justify market confidence here on debut but he still showed plenty to work on and the 7 lb he receives from penalised-winner Tuscan Star may prove decisive.

He was turned over at 8-15 here on his recent debut but NOBLE TESTIMONY sets the standard on that form and should know more this time.
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FRIARY ROAD won twice in bumpers including when beating Whinney Hill (won since) on good ground at Punchestown. The Ted Walsh-trained gelding may not have been suited by soft ground on his subsequent two outings and should appreciate this surface. Aird has been placed on a number of occasions at around this trip including when runner-up to Inthesmallhours over C&D in December with Jessie's Dreamgirl well behind. Toto Too has won a bumper, scored twice over hurdles and now has his first start for James Barrett, while Disco Boy can't be discounted on his third in a Clonmel bumper.

FRIARY ROAD has some useful winning bumper form to his name so is fancied to make a successful start in this sphere at the chief expense of Aird who holds very solid form claims. Toto Too is another to consider starting out on the Flat given his past exploits over hurdles.

Probably as weak a maiden as you could get and a best opportunity yet for AIRD
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Course specialist JEMS BOND is forwarded as the one to be with on the back of a couple of decent runner-up efforts in the visor (worn again). Big Narstie is a C&D winner who rates the chief danger stepping back up in trip. Martin's Brig is another solid option at this level, while the lightly-raced Coramento is not ruled out either with first-time cheekpieces added.

MAKING A MOVE might have found his last run coming too soon having looked unlucky in a similar event to this the time before so is worth another chance back from a 5-week break. Jems Bond went close in a handicap here 10 days ago and rates the main threat with the quirky but capable Big Narstie another to consider.

Jems Bond is a solid option but BIG NARSTIE hinted that he was on the way back last time out. Making A Move is respected too.
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FINE PRINT stayed on into third behind Dromore Glory last month before adopting forcing tactics when weakening in the closing stages again here over 1m4f. This drop in trip may help him to get off the mark. Trishuli River won twice over C&D and just failed to complete a hat-trick before Christmas but has been raised a combined 17lb as a result. Rockbury Lad likes to be held up for a late challenge and didn't enjoy the clearest of passages when beating all bar Little Keilee over a mile last Friday. He won over 1m1f at Punchestown last autumn and tries this trip for the first time, while Vierson won a mile maiden here a fortnight ago and also rates a threat along with Signor Ferrari and Limestone Red.

Plenty are in with a shout. HIGHLAND KING didn't enjoy the rub of the green when sixth here last time so gets the vote off an easing mark. Fellow C&D scorer Limestone Red heads the list of dangers with Adare Beauty, Vierson and Trishuli River all in the picture too.

Plenty with strong claims with slight preference for recent C&D winner SIGNORI FERRARI
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WILLIAM DEWHIRST remains in cracking form, making it five wins from his last six starts when scoring comfortably over 6f here latest, and a further 3lb rise in the ratings might not be enough to anchor him. Barnaby was no match for the selection two starts ago but bounced out with a decisive victory of his own over C&D last time. He might be able to close the gap on Ben Haslam's charge, while Callianassa, Zip and Waiting All Night are others to keep an eye on.

A competitive event but BARNABY rates the pick of the weights so is fancied to follow up his recent C&D victory at the chief expense of William Dewhirst who bids to land a four-timer. Starliner, Lerwick and Waiting All Night all need factoring in too.

The vote goes to WILLIAM DEWHIRST (nap) who has form figures of 112111 here since November and is open to more progress back up in trip
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POCKLEY will arrive full of confidence following two course victories earlier this month and, competing off a light weight stepping up in class, he might be able to complete the hat-trick. Castan appeared to benefit from the application of first-time cheekpieces (worn again tonight) when winning at Southwell three weeks ago and he looks an obvious danger, while Birkenhead and Golden Rainbow are both worth a market check at least returning from a few months off the track.

PAPA COCKTAIL caught the eye when an unlucky-in-running sixth at Wolverhampton last time out so looks the way to go in this open sprint. C&D winner Castan heads the list of dangers, although Pockley, Brian The Snail and Birkenhead can all have a say too.

Pockley is ahead of the handicapper but GANESHA, who has had a wind op since last seen, is an intriguing runner off his lowly mark.
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![]() | TomForm top stats, gold rated |
![]() | TomForm top stats silver rated |
| Ran similar race before | |
| S | TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out |
| T | Top Time speeed rated |
| Top Racingpost rated | |
| At the races watchout for | |
| At the races top pick | |
![]() | Top rated for thet statistic |
Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.
This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.
Horse racing is a popular and historic sport in the UK, with a tradition dating back centuries. It is a multi-billion pound industry that attracts millions of spectators each year and generates significant economic activity.
There are two main types of horse racing in the UK: flat racing and jump racing. Flat racing is run on a level course and is typically shorter in distance, while jump racing involves horses jumping over obstacles and is generally longer in distance. Both types of racing are popular with spectators and bettors, and they take place at various racetracks throughout the country.
The most famous horse racing event in the UK is the Grand National, which is held annually at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool. It is a jump racing event that is known for its challenging course and has become a national institution in the UK. Other notable horse racing events in the UK include the Derby, held at Epsom Downs Racecourse in Surrey, and the Royal Ascot, held at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire.
Horse racing in the UK is regulated by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), which sets rules and standards for the industry. It is responsible for the welfare of racehorses and the safety of jockeys and trainers, as well as ensuring fair and transparent racing practices.
In addition to its economic and cultural importance, horse racing in the UK also plays a significant role in the breeding and training of thoroughbred horses. Many of the world's top thoroughbreds are bred and trained in the UK, and the industry plays a vital role in the preservation and promotion of the breed.
Overall, horse racing is an integral part of British culture and a major contributor to the country's economy. It is a thrilling and exciting sport that continues to attract a loyal following and generate significant interest from spectators and bettors around the world.