There were 33 Races on Thursday 15th February 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 6 races at Southwell, 7 races at Sandown, 6 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Clonmel, 7 races at Chelmsford-City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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CUTA DES AS gets the vote on her hurdling debut. The daughter of It's Gino was a bumper winner last season and ended that campaign with a fine effort to finish third in Grade 3 company at Fairyhouse. She already has jumping experience, having won a point-to-point, and this looks like a nice place to start off over timber. Kiltealy Park and Pallas Athene were third and fourth in a tight finish behind Annalecka at Punchestown a month ago. The former finished off really strongly then and is fancied to confirm placings. That was her track debut and she may have scope for a bit more improvement.

PALLAS ATHENE was just behind the re-opposing Kiltealy Park when fourth at Punchestown last month but the result may have been different had Gordon Elliott's charge met the final flight on a better stride. She is taken to reverse the placings with that rival and emerge on top here. That said, Kiltealy Park is entitled to build on that Rules debut effort and she is feared, along with the Willie Mullins-trained hurdling debutante Cuta Des As, Joya Del Mar and Lep Around.

A good standard is set on her bumper form by CUTA DES AS and she can overcome a 10 month absence on her hurdles debut
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Kamaxos showed a fair level of ability when last seen in 2022 and, off what looks to be a workable mark, Roger Teal's charge warrants respect on his return. That said, preference is for WORD HAS IT, who arrives on the back of a creditable fourth over 2m at Warwick and eased 2lb, he gets the tentative nod. Made For You represents a trainer firmly on the hot list and he too warrants serious consideration.

A late error cost CELTIC NED valuable momentum into a quickening pace here on his most recent outing, so he's well worth another chance in what looks an ordinary race for the grade given his previous promise. Kamaxos has been absence since April 2022, but has form in stronger company, including at this track, and could have a say from his reduced mark if retaining most of his ability. Made For You is next best.

The drop back in trip could spark improvement from CELTIC NED, who made a move from off the pace before two out in a 2m4f race here.
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SPIT SPOT has shown promise since switching codes and on the back of a respectable second-placed finish at Wetherby last month, the Lucinda Russell-trained mare is presented with a decent opportunity to go one better, with a first-time tongue-tie a potential prompt for improvement. Sedgefield bumper scorer Vanilla Dancer in an appealing option on her hurdles debut, while point-to-point winner Emily's Choice can also figure if the trip doesn't catch her out.

This can go to SPIT SPOT, who showed more like her Flat form with her hurdling debut under her belt when runner-up at Wetherby last month and with a first-time tongue tie applied, Lucinda Russell's mare may well prove difficult to stop. Bumper winner Vanilla Dancer heads up the dangers, with Emily's Choice (who took 7 attempts to get off the mark in Irish points) also considered.

Fair Flat stayer SPIT SPOT saw her race out very well when second in a soft-ground hurdle at Wetherby last month.
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MAROTO ran a nice race on his belated debut at Fairyhouse just over three weeks ago and is entitled to improve for the experience. The Sholokhov gelding looked set to finish fifth before a mistake at the last and a stumble soon after saw him eased up on the run-in. That was in a decent enough heat won by stablemate O'Moore Park. Undeniable Alibi looks the obvious danger having been third in a stronger maiden hurdle, won by Western Diego, at Fairyhouse 19 days ago. Milo Lises, stablemate of the selection, was disappointing at Limerick last time but is capable of better and can't be discounted.

UNDENIABLE ALIBI is taken to build on his Fairyhouse third last month and strike at the second time of asking over hurdles. The main threat will likely come from Willie Mullins pair Maroto and Milo Lises unless the betting vibes are strong surrounding John Queally newcomer Whatsyourproblem.

The one to beat should be MAROTO, who was too keen and did not jump well on debut. He should improve hugely for that experience
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ETALON has made a perfect start to life over fences, notching up two ready victories, and he can make a bold bid to bring up the hat-trick off a 4lb higher mark than his latest Warwick win. Hardy Du Seuil has been running over hurdles on his most recent outings, but he has demonstrated an aptitude for jumping fences in the past and is respected on his return to the larger obstacles. Gunsight Ridge came to grief four from home at Wetherby most recently, but Olly Murphy's gelding has the ability to get involved if his jumping holds up and he can fill the frame.

ETALON has been quick to mark himself down as a potentially smart novice with back-to-back victories over fences upon returning to action this winter and Dan Skelton's charge is fancied to defy another small rise in the weights and complete the hat-trick. Gunsight Ridge was firmly in the mix when falling 4 out at Wetherby in January and he's a danger. Xcitations, who is 2-2 over this C&D, and Fast Buck complete the shortlist.

The highly promising ETALON (nap) has to be the selection, seeking to make it three out of three over fences.
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Not beaten far over C&D last time out, where hanging left may have cost him in the final furlong, the in-form BIG NARSTIE can bounce back to winning ways on this occasion, with Luke Morris taking over in the saddle. A narrow winner at Newcastle over this distance on her penultimate outing, Intoxicata is a key threat, along with Sycamore, who remains on a workable mark.

LOVE YOUR WORK has fallen a long way in the weights and signalled he's ready to strike when finishing off strongly over an inadequate trip at Wolverhampton 9 days ago and this 5-time C&D winner could well be the way to go. Al Suile Eile and Big Narstie head up the dangers along with Sycamore.

Sycamore is solid in his current run of form but INTOXICATA gets the nod after holding her own in a Class 5 last time.
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The star turn on today's card is GIOVINCO, who went down fighting when second in a Grade 2 novice chase at Sandown two starts ago.
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Impressive in handicaps, HARVARD GUY can make the transition to Graded novice company over a trip which should suit
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This is a line-up full of promise, with not much between most of them on form, but slight preference is for SMILING GETAWAY.
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The leading form contenders don't set a high standard and the vote goes to Archie Watson's striking newcomer MLEIHA.
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The one to beat is YOUNG JACK, who might have been unlucky not to beat a fairly useful rival over 2m6f here on his rules debut.
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Joint top-weight KILBARRY SAINT was left with a lot to do when second over this trip at Gowran last time and gets the vote
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Last year's winner Broken Halo has had three non-completions this term. FARCEUR DU LARGE is therefore taken to win again.
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Despite being a 16-race maiden the vote goes to MR STANLEY who has caught the eye in both starts at Newcastle since joining this yard.
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Heavy-ground hurdle winner HOSTILE HOTELIER bumped into an improver when second last time. He might make a winning chase debut.
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CARLAS BIG JIM can get off the mark here and confirm recent course form with Intersky Sunset, this trip likely to suit
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Risk De Pluie and Mairis Icon made a favourable impression but they may well face a stiff task against VICTORIA MILANO.
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The choice is BILLYJOH who won over C&D in December and may have just been found out by the stiffer track at Newcastle last time.
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It's hard to get away from LETTHEDUSTSETTLE (nap), who sauntered to victory on consecutive appearances at Catterick last month.
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Just 1lb higher than when narrowly beaten at Naas last month, ITWASFATE can go one better here
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C&D winner ANIMAL arrives here on the back of a highly-encouraging second in the Surrey National at Lingfield last month and he can race off the same rating here. Suzy Smith's gelding is in great heart and could be the one to beat. Hudson De Grugy returned from a 223-day break, after undergoing wind surgery, to finish a fair third over an extended 1m7f here last time and is an interesting contender taking a big step up in distance. Special Acceptance is worth a second look in first-time blinkers.

A few of these arrive with question marks against them so this looks a good opportunity for ANIMAL to quickly resume winning ways and bag a second C&D success. Course-scorer Hudson de Grugy is feared most if, as expected, building on his reappearance third here over a much shorter trip, while the consistent duo Copperhead and Special Acceptance need factoring in too.

Placenet returns after the flop on his British debut and he's had wind surgery. The solid alternative is the in-form ANIMAL.
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SASSY REDHEAD continued her fine form when striking by a half-length over this trip at Lingfield earlier in the month and she was only put up 2lb for that success. William Stone's filly is progressing well and can make it three out of her last four. May Remain was involved in a tight finish when second at Newcastle and could get into contention off a 2lb higher mark. Come On Girl has Luke Morris booked and might also get involved.

The thriving SASSY REDHEAD might be good for another win. Come On Girl may not have won for a while but she regularly hits the frame and is second choice ahead of Ivan Furtado's May Remain.

Having had something up her sleeve last time, SASSY REDHEAD can win again provided she is as effective here as on Polytrack.
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NORTH PARADE overcame a less-than-fluent round of jumping when staying on to score over C&D for a second time in December. A further 6lb rise in the ratings may not be enough to prevent a hat-trick, with the nine-year-old marginally preferred to the unexposed Yealand. Jennie Candlish's gelding appeared to idle in front on his breakthrough victory here last month and he isn't taken lightly, while fellow last-time-out winner Follow Charlie likely has more to come over this distance too.

YEALAND was value for extra when scoring over C&D last month and he gets the nod to take his record in handicaps to 2-2, though fellow last-time-out winner Follow Charlie should prove a stern rival having relished the return to a longer trip when successful at Ayr last time. Handicap newcomer Forged Well can complete the placings.

The suggestion is NORTH PARADE, who has won his last two over C&D and might still be on the upgrade.
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JOSHUA WEBB has been lightly raced since winning a bumper and maiden hurdle both on heavy ground at Navan in his younger days but has given plenty of encouragement that he can add to that tally over fences this term. The Noel Meade-trained gelding has filled the runner-up spot twice over similar trips including behind subsequent Paddy Power Chase winner Meetingofthewaters at Cork with Hartur D'arc ten lengths back in third and MacDermott sixth. Hartur D'arc previously went close at Galway, while MacDermott was again let down by his jumping when second to Farmers Lodge at Fairyhouse last month. Petit King was soundly beaten on both chase outings last autumn but has been in good form since over hurdles.

HARTUR D'ARC and Joshua Webb are closely matched on form but the former has made a positive stable switch and is likely to improve, so he's preferred. Petit King is able to get involved if he can replicate his hurdling form in this sphere.

The one to beat is JOSHUA WEBB (nap) after two solid runner-up efforts at Cork and Down Royal before not getting home over 3m last time
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VALENS BRUYEE was mightily impressive when bolting up by nine-and-a-half lengths over 2m at Chepstow last month at a big price. Rebecca Curtis' gelding could have plenty more to offer now that he has got his head in front and is taken to defy his opening mark of 107. Titan Discovery has finished in the top two on each of his last three starts and is likely to be in contention once more, while Wal Buck's is an interesting contender on his handicap debut.

TITAN DISCOVERY has upped his game appreciably since being switched to handicaps and, having found only a thrown-in rival too good over C&D on his most outing, he's well worth siding with to resume winning ways. Wal Buck's and Storming Nelson are a pair of interesting handicap debutants, particularly the former who again shaped with plenty of promise when narrowly denied at Leicester last month.

C&D runner-up Titan Discovery faces some promising graduates from novice hurdles, with STORMING NELSON preferred to Wal Buck's.
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TRUSTY SCOUT hasn't been beaten far into second on each of his last two outings, including behind a warm favourite at Kempton last time, and he is only 1lb higher now. The son of Gleneagles is achieving a decent level of consistency and looks a solid choice. Tortured Soul, who is two from three for the Tony Carroll stable, comes here after finishing a close-up third over 1m5f at Lingfield and should remain competitive off 1lb higher. Billy Bathgate completes the shortlist after his second at Wolverhampton.

TORTURED SOUL has made an excellent start to life with Tony Carroll and can make it 3 wins from 4 starts. Trusty Scout arrives at the top of his game and is second choice ahead of Billy Bathgate. Daytona Beach is a handicap newcomer to monitor in the betting.

Several others hold claims but they may not be able to handle the improving TORTURED SOUL (nap), who can make it a second C&D success.
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A progressive sort in the second half of last year, MOULIN BOOJ should have a bit more to come as a four-year-old and a mark of 73 could still underestimate his ability. George Scott's charge gets the vote ahead of Nazca, who is better than he showed at Newcastle last time. Night On Earth has been in excellent form of late, finishing in the first two at Lingfield on his last three starts, so he has to be considered as well.

THE DEFIANT shaped encouragingly on his return when third at Lingfield (the winner and runner-up have both scored since) and he can build on that effort to resume winning ways. Night On Earth is going through a good spell at present and is feared most, ahead of Moulin Booj.

Night On Earth has obvious claims but THE DEFIANT ran well behind subsequent winners last time and is a well-treated C&D winner.
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An eyecatcher when not getting the clearest of runs and staying on well late in the day at Lingfield last weekend, I'M MABLE is turned out again quickly in the hope that she may be able to get her head in front for the first time since June. She can get the better of consistent veteran Rockley Point, as well as Arzaak, who was narrowly denied on his last appearance over this C&D.

Course-scorer ROCKLEY POINT went too freely when fourth at Wolverhampton last time and is favoured by these weights so can resume winning ways at the chief expense of Desert Swirl who arrives on the back of a very good Newcastle third. C&D winner I'm Mable can also have a say in an open handicap.

Hard Nut is in better form than his figures suggest but I'M MABLE (nap) may well be the answer with Rossa Ryan a good booking.
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SULLIVAN BAY was a major improver on the step up to an extended 1m5f when making a successful handicap debut here last month, and a further rise in distance could eke out even more improvement as he attempts to follow up off 3lb higher. Not beaten far at Kempton last time out and runner-up over C&D on a couple of occasions, Socially Shady is a key player, along with Tables Turned.

SULLIVAN BAY scored with a bit left in the locker here last time so is fancied to make light of a 3 lb rise in the weights on his first go over 2m. Tables Turned is also worth considering on his first go over this marathon trip, with Seraphic also in the mix having not enjoyed the rub of the green when sixth at Wolverhampton last time out.

There was probably no fluke about SULLIVAN BAY's successful handicap debut and he can follow up.
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SHALLOW made a debut full of promise at Kempton when only beaten by Fair Angellica, who has struck twice subsequently, and she would have learned a great deal from the experience. Richard Spencer's filly should have any amount of improvement forthcoming and looks the one to beat. Raffles Angel was no match for the front pair over 5f here last month, but could easily take a step forward. Of the remainder, Wild Saffron appeals most after her course second over 7f.

SHALLOW is taken to build on her promising debut second at Kempton in the autumn and prove too strong for recent 7f course runner-up Wild Saffron, who should be fine back at 6f, and Rae Guest's Raffles Angel.

Raffles Angel should leave her debut behind her but SHALLOW can confirm the promise of last season's Kempton debut.
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BANG ON THE BELL made amends for two consecutive seconds when getting up by a neck over 5f at Lingfield on New Year's Eve, and he is just 3lb higher so could prove a tough nut to crack. Maharajas Express, fifth in that race, was then only denied by a short head at Wolverhampton and competes off the same mark so has to be considered. Libra Tiger hit the crossbar at Kempton and also warrants plenty of respect.

HOW IMPRESSIVE was better than ever when scoring at Lingfield 10 days ago and followed up at Kempton on Wednesday, so he's a likely candidate to defy a penalty if in the same form. Maharajas Express and Masterclass are two of several dangers in a warm race for the grade.

Conquistador and How Impressive have claims but BLACKJACK has been threatening and this could be his day.
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Richard Hannon launches a twin-pronged attack and while Crocus Time has dropped to a handy enough mark to warrant consideration, her stable companion SIGHTER possesses more scope for progression and could be the yard's principal player. The daughter of Expert Eye debuts in a handicap from a highly workable mark and has a live chance at the weights, with Alec Voikhansky's 5lb claim a notable factor. Rhasidat is also feared if judged on her Kempton triumph rather than her subsequent Southwell no-show.

A few with chances but SIGHTER looks to start life in handicaps off a handy mark so gets the vote. Ocean Bliss also warrants plenty of respect on his debut in this sphere with Moreginplease appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

A drop into Class 6 and step back up in trip could see CROCUS TIME break her duck. Stablemate Sighter could be the biggest danger.
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With all three of his previous career wins registered at this trip, AT LIBERTY is presented with a good opportunity to add an all-weather success to his profile. A respectable third over this course and distance on his penultimate start, prior to a Wolverhampton near-miss, the five-year-old seems unfazed by Polytrack and another bold showing is predicted given he is officially 1lb well-in. Jenson Benson and Graffiti are the pick of the rest.

AT LIBERTY is well treated and produced his best effort for this stable when runner-up at Wolverhampton 6 days ago, so he's worth chancing to go one better. Jenson Benson looks a danger back up to a suitable distance and Graffiti warrants plenty of respect.

Top of the list is AT LIBERTY, who was only just caught at Wolverhampton last week and is on the same mark on this drop back to 1m2f.
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