There were 22 Races on Monday 24th March 2025 across 3 meetings. There was 9 races at Lingfield, 6 races at Wincanton, 7 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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BAILEYS JUBILATION went agonisingly close at Wolverhampton and goes off an unchanged rating. With Archie Young claiming a handy 5lb, Charlie Johnston's filly could be the one to beat. Toughly only managed to finish in midfield on her handicap debut at Kempton, but there will be plenty who give her another chance off a 1lb lower rating. Of the remainder, Handle With Care makes the most appeal.

Several to consider in this competitive handicap. HANDLE WITH CARE and Toughly were separated by less than a length when fourth and sixth respectively at Kempton and they both make plenty of appeal. The latter may go on to prove the pick of them in due course but Handle With Care looks closer to the finished article at this stage and is taken to emerge on top here. So Sassy brings potential to this handicap bow and she is feared, along with Baileys Jubilation.

A few open to improvement, headed by SO SASSY, who shaped nicely in all three runs last backend. Handle With Care is second choice.
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Newfangled is a previous C&D winner who hasn't finished out of the top two in each of his last five starts, so he should remain competitive off a 2lb higher mark than his most recent second at Wolverhampton. However, the vote goes to CRAFTER, who hit the crossbar over track and trip last month and is just 1lb higher. The seven-year-old might only need to reproduce that level of form in order to go one better. Ellexis sports first-time cheekpieces and completes the shortlist.

A chance is taken on PRINCE RASAM, who clearly didn't stay 1½m at Kempton on his most recent appearance in July and had previously shaped well in a first-time hood (refitted here) at Wolverhampton where he wasn't beaten far in a decent handicap off a mark 7 lb higher than he'll be racing off here. Newfangled steps up to 0-70 company for the first time but he looks solid and is feared most ahead of respected C&D winners Crafter and Obsidian Knight.

The vote goes to CRAFTER whose record over C&D reads 21242. Another big run appears likely.
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Briefly finished 12 lengths clear of the third when hitting the woodwork over C&D and is likely to be thereabouts. However, a 6lb rise looks harsh and might open the door for LARCHMONT LASS. Paul Nicholls' mare ran too badly to be true as favourite when a well-beaten seventh at Kempton in December, but she is fresh from a break and could take advantage of the drop in grade. Bethpage isn't out of it based on her second at Ludlow two starts ago.

Preference is for BRIEFLY, who ran a cracker on return/handicap debut when runner-up to a subsequent winner over C&D last month and Anthony Honeyball's 5-y-o can go one better at the expense of Larchmont Lass, who was let down by her jumping on both starts in December but should find this assignment easier. Bethpage has had a wind operation since last seen and needs to get back on track.

Anthony Honeyball's BRIEFLY (nap) bumped into a much-improved subsequent winner when second over C&D last month and gets the nod today.
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Love Your Work sprung a 25/1 surprise when scoring at Chelmsford earlier in the month and holds an obvious chance. However, a 4lb rise for that triumph might catch him out and, with that in mind, SATURNALIA gets the vote. The son of Holy Roman Emperor wasn't disgraced in fourth at Wolverhampton and has kindly been dropped 1lb. He can regain the winning thread, while Francesi is another to keep an eye on.

An open handicap and it could go the way of FAT GLADIATOR who shaped well after a long absence when fourth at Kempton recently and could build on it for his in-form yard. Francesi is on a long losing run but this C&D scorer could emerge as the main danger ahead of River Alwen, Love Your Work and Taskheer.

A chance is taken with FAT GLADIATOR despite only having raced ten times since May 2021. His recent return suggests the ablity remains.
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SHENGAI ENKI made the frame at Market Rasen earlier in the month and the handicapper might have been kind to leave his mark alone. The six-year-old has lots in his favour and could make it two wins out of his last three outings. Mr Mackay was beaten into fifth at Doncaster, but he could improve for this step up in distance and has to be considered. George Henry can beat Rascal home for third.

MR MACKAY has been performing with credit all season and although he's yet to prove his stamina for this trip, it may well be within his reach on drying ground in a small field. He's taken to land this 4-runner event from a career-low handicap mark, with the consistent and versatile Shengai Enki next best. George Henry is an interesting contender over this longer trip on handicap debut, while Rascal has claims on last season's form, but arguably has the most to prove of the quartet.

The suggestion is RASCAL, who returned from a layoff with a satisfactory 2m run last month and is unexposed over this sort of trip.
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Mount Mogan has to be of interest following his win in a classified event over C&D last time, but he faces a much stiffer task now. As a result, preference is for SEAS OF ELZAAM, who has been running consistently well in defeat of late and appears to be on a workable mark. Alyara is another to note in a first-time visor.

LORD DANIELSON, already a dual scorer this year, is worth forgiving his latest Chelmsford City seventh when possibly finding a busy spell catching up with him and taken to bounce back in style after a break. Seas of Elzaam is weighted to go well and next on the list, while Mount Mogan and Ashford Hill can have a say too in this open handicap.

There will always be risks with ASHFORD HILL but this company is softer than she's faced of late. Seas Of Elzaam is feared most.
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ZAOCHEN ENKI finished second on his sole start in France and now has his first outing for the Paul Nicholls team. The juvenile is related to plenty of winners and it would be no surprise to see him make an instant impression. Disguisedlimit has shown ability in each of his three appearances over hurdles and would be foolish to dismiss. Bara Tara is another to note.

French-recruit ZAOCHEN ENKI should prove very hard to beat on his British debut, with Disguisedlimit the obvious one to follow him home.

Paul Nicholls' new recruit ZAOCHEN ENKI came second over hurdles in France last summer and is taken to strike on his British debut.
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The in-form NEPTUNE LEGEND has made the frame on his last couple of starts in handicap company and this appears to be an ideal opportunity for the six-year-old to return to winning ways. Comedian Leader could prove to be the main threat following her placed effort at Wolverhampton last week, although Mashaan and Regal Glory are others with valid form claims.

NEPTUNE LEGEND has yet to finish outside of the placings this year, successful at Southwell in February and running well back up in trip when third at Newcastle last time, so he is taken to resume winning ways with blinkers reapplied. Galel promises to be suited by a return to this longer distance and could be the main danger, with Mashaan also in the mix.

This might be set up for COMEDIAN LEADER off a career-low mark. Galel will find this easier and she's worth a look too.
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SPACE VOYAGE bounced back to form in no uncertain terms when bolting up in first-time blinkers at Market Rasen. Olly Murphy's charge must shoulder a penalty but a couple of her rivals arrive with something to prove, and Beau Morgan's 5lb claim will ease the burden. The consistent Moviddy should keep the selection honest, while Getbazoutofhere drops in class having been pulled up at Fakenham in January and appeals most of the remaining pair.

SPACE VOYAGE has taken very well to fences this calendar year and she looks capable of defying a penalty given how much she had in hand at Market Rasen last week. It shouldn't be long before Moviddy breaks her duck over fences, but she may find a progressive rival too strong for the third consecutive outing.

A chance is taken with GETBAZOUTOFHERE who was pulled up last time but has bounced back form a similar performance before.
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GALLANT accounted for a high-quality field, including a subsequent Group 2 winner in second, when getting off the mark over this trip at Kempton in October. With that in mind, Andrew Balding's colt is hard to oppose here. Diablo Rojo was out of his depth in the Acomb last time but should not be underestimated on his return to action. Don Pacifico edges out Hello Zaman to be best of the rest.

An interesting-looking novice, with preference for GALLANT who built on his debut promise when winning in good style at Kempton in October, form which has been boosted by the second and third since. He can continue his progression to make a winning return, though Diablo Rojo isn't taken lightly back down in grade, with Don Pacifico also one to note.

The vote goes to GALLANT who hasn't been seen since winning at Kempton in October, but the form of that race has worked out very well.
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Jaramillo finished a creditable third on his chasing bow at Southwell and is likely to prove popular with progress on the cards, but a chance can be taken on SOMESPRING SPECIAL. Her last few performances haven't been anything to write home about, but she starts out for the Philip Hobbs and Johnson White team from a competitive mark. She has gone well fresh and ground conditions will be no problem. Pepe Le Moko is also noted.

Not the easiest race to asess and it could be worth siding with the returning SOMESPRING SPECIAL to capitalise on a handy mark now starting out with the in-form Philip Hobbs and Johnson White team. Jaramillo rates the pick of the remaining trio if, as expected, building on an encouraging chasing debut third at Southwell.

The one with least to prove is JARAMILLO, who is not bred for fences but made a pretty good start to his chasing career in December.
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COSMIC VIEW showed his appreciation for the drop out of handicaps when beating National Health in a similar event to this at Wolverhampton. That return to form could also have been prompted by the reapplication of cheekpieces and he will be hard to reel in, especially now his confidence has been buoyed. Largo Bay has made the frame in two appearances in classified company this year and has to be feared. National Health was behind Walk The Moon when favourite last time, but got no luck and can be forgiven.

COSMIC VIEW belatedly opened his account dropped into this company for the first time at Wolverhampton 6 weeks ago and he's fancied to follow up at the expense of Foinix, who turned in his best effort of the season when fourth at Chelmsford last month and can build on that back in this grade. National Health, who was narrowly beaten by the selection last month and finished a luckless sixth last time, rounds off the shortlist.

This is open but perhaps COSMIC VIEW can add to his recent Wolverhampton win over National Health and Walk The Moon.
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Third seemed unlikely for MACH TEN when under pressure before four out at Taunton, so it was to his credit that he was able to stay on in the closing stages. Talented conditional Callum Pritchard takes off a handy 5lb and, with a visor applied for the first time, it would come as no surprise were he to find the necessary improvement. Flash In The Pan should benefit from a stiffer test of stamina on his handicap bow and must enter the reckoning along with Breccia, who wasn't disgraced on the Flat latest.

In a modest event, GORCOMBE MOONSHINE may well be suited by stepping up in trip and he can bounce back from a rare disappointing effort to record his first hurdles success. Breccia is lightly-raced in this sphere and wouldn't need to improve much to take a hand in the finish, while Mach Ten could well have more to offer now fitted with a first-time visor.

Preference is for ALBERT PARK, who is quite well handicapped on last spring's 2m form and might have needed his recent run.
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BRINTON maintained her excellent level of consistency when occupying the runner-up berth at Wolverhampton last week, finishing a position and more than a length ahead of Danehill Star. She tackles a mile and a quarter for the first time, but her reliability earns her the nod. Venus Slipper broke her duck with a C&D triumph in handicap company so should be a force at this level. Laurentia also slips down into a classified event, on the back of a close-up Chelmsford second.

BRINTON came from much further back than the others in the frame when second in a similar event at Wolverhampton last week so tops the shortlist ahead of Venus Slipper and Laurentia.

The choice is three-time course winner LAURENTIA who ran very well when runner-up over an inadequate 1m last time.
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QUEEN ALL STAR made a winning debut over 6f at Windsor in August and was far from disgraced when third under a penalty at Goodwood later that month. Jack Channon's filly could prove to be too good for this field on her return to action. Our Planet and Vamp both showed ability on their racecourse bows and have to be of interest, while any market support for Bint Elnadim Star must be noted.

QUEEN ALL STAR should have the speed for this trip so looks the one to beat as she bids to defy a penalty on her return. Vamp offered something to work on in a decent maiden at Kempton in June so is a potential threat along with the usefully-bred newcomer Bint Elnadim Star.

The vote goes to QUEEN ALL STAR, who sets the standard on her return and is open to more progress on this drop to 5f.
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Fascinating Lips finished a couple of places in front of Sir Laurence Graff when second in a Wolverhampton handicap and, in theory, this should be easier but he hasn't managed to get his head in front since September 2022. L'immortale made a pleasing beginning for the Jack Jones team when runner-up at Dunstall Park last week, but FULLFORWARD has been acquitting himself well over 1m4f in handicap company and may just prove too strong at the business end.

FASCINATING LIPS reacted well to blinkers when second at Wolverhampton last time and is taken to resume winning ways. Sir Laurence Graff goes well here and shaped as if still in form when finishing a couple of places behind the selection at Wolverhampton and is second choice ahead of L'immortale.

The selection is FASCINATING LIPS (nap) who is 2-5 over C&D and who drops into one of these for the first time.
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Green Team has to be of interest following his 1m4f success at Wolverhampton earlier in the month. That said, marginal preference is for WANNABE BRAVE, who was second off this mark when last seen at Chelmsford in October and that followed a victory at Lingfield the month before. Others who merit places on the shortlist are Fashionelle and Incan Empire.

GREEN TEAM and Wannabe Brave makes the most appeal with the race-fit Green Team shading the vote.

Top of the list is GREEN TEAM, who won here last Saturday and is a big player again if he can repeat that form back up in trip.
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Cases can be made for all of these but none more so than TUSCAN STAR, who has won three times this year already and a 4lb rise for the most recent of those triumphs may still underestimate him. The progressive Kate O'Riley has to be noted on her handicap debut having got off the mark at Wolverhampton in November. Ray Gun edges out Magna Gee Gee to be next best.

TUSCAN STAR was quite a comfortable winner on his Kempton handicap debut last month and a 4 lb rise doesn't look enough to prevent him making it a perfect 4-4 in 2025. This trip should suit November's course maiden winner Kate O'Riley and she can follow Andrew Balding's charge home in a race of interest despite the small field.

Preference is for TUSCAN STAR, who has found stacks of improvement with his three wins this year. Kate O'Riley is feared most.
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ASH WEDNESDAY returned to winning ways over C&D on his latest outing and is quickly turned out under a 5lb penalty. Heather Main's four-year-old continues to rise up the ranks and boasts every chance of going in again. City Cyclone filled the runner-up spot at Kempton earlier in the month and remains on a workable mark so has to be respected, along with the hat-trick seeking Bobby Joe Leg.

The return to 7f looks sure to suit G'DAAY, who is back on a favourable mark and might be worth siding with to see off thriving pair Ash Wednesday and Bobby Joe Leg.

The most striking contender is ASH WEDNESDAY (nap), who made it four wins from his last five runs when scoring over C&D last Monday.
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Supreme King went in by a length at Kempton on his most recent start and is likely to have his supporters off only a 4lb higher rating. However, it may pay to side with ZIGGY'S CONDOR, who appreciated the application of a visor when making all at Southwell and a 3lb rise might underestimate his authority that day. With a repeat of that performance, he could prove tough to beat. Gressington is more than capable at this level and is another to note on his return to action.

The return to 6f will, if anything, be a good thing for BRAZILIAN ROSE, who scored three times on the bounce over this trip at Newcastle in January. She was just touched off in a 7f handicap there recently and remains on a workable mark following a 1 lb nudge. Supreme King did the job well at Kempton earlier this month and a 4 lb rise looks more than manageable, so he is greatly respected. Gressington and Ziggy's Condor are others to consider.

A competitive race in which the vote goes to BRAZILIAN ROSE, who is 4-10 on AW and had a near miss at Southwell last time.
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A few of these arrive in excellent form but perhaps none more so than RAFT UP, who is two from two since having a hood applied last month. His latest Newcastle success was cosier than the margin of victory would suggest, and the hat-trick looks a very real possibility from a 3lb higher mark. Heartrate and Radiant Angel, both on target over C&D recently, ought to go close again. Papa Don't Preach, who was narrowly denied at Chelmsford last time out, is another to consider.

SOUTHBANK is a solid operator at this level and is taken to deservedley get his head back in front. He wasn't seen to best effect at Chelmsford but still managed to finish third and has twice found just one too good off slightly higher marks than this over C&D in recent months. The hat-trick seeking Raft Up is next on the list ahead of fellow last-time-out winners Heartrate and Radiant Angel.

The vote goes to the resurgent RAFT UP, who made it 2-2 in a hood when completing a Newcastle double 18 days ago.
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PARADOXICAL continued his defiance of the handicapper with a narrow C&D victory last Monday and, like on that occasion, a penalty might not be enough to prevent Jennie Candlish's in-form gelding. If anybody can thwart the five-timer though, it might be Mr Baloo, who was only raised 2lb for a recent Newcastle success. The addition of first-time cheekpieces could aid Eden Storm, having been far from discredited when third over track and trip last time out.

A case can be made for virtually all of these but the vote goes to MR BALOO who is enjoying a fine start to the year and is weighted to bag a third success here. Recent C&D scorer Paradoxical heads the list of dangers, atlhough Caelan is also feared on the back of a promising Southwell fifth. Way To Dubai and Eden Storm need factoring in too.

The vote goes to progressive PARADOXICAL who has won six times since December including at this track in his last four runs.
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