There were 23 Races on Tuesday 29th October 2019 across 3 meetings. There was 8 races at Catterick, 7 races at Chepstow, 8 races at Southwell, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
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At likely short odds it may pay to take Mighty Spirit on with THE BELL CONDUCTOR, who has shown promise on both starts.
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Trulove is unexposed on testing ground but preference is for THE GREY ZEBEDEE (nap), who won over C&D on soft in August.
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In what looks a warm race for the grade a chance is taken on the fitness of unexposed 5yo NO REMATCH, who moves up in trip today.
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The Mark Johnston-trained BO SAMRAAN returned from a break with a game win at Pontefract last week and can defy a 6lb penalty.
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The vote goes to CHRISTMAS IN APRIL (nap), who went close at Perth in April and is open to more progress back up in trip on his return.
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Having stayed on for a good second over 6f on soft ground here ten days ago, MAGICAL EFFECT can go one better now back up to 7f.
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A useful hurdling standard is set by SEVARANO, who signed off with a very creditable third at Sandown in February.
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Useful hurdler Cornerstone Lad is potentially well treated in this code but preference is for ST ANDREWS now back up to 2m.
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C&D winner SHROUGHMORE LASS didn't take to cheekpieces on her final start of last season but resumes on a workable mark.
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The drop to 5f has prompted a recent return to form for JEWEL MAKER but this return to 6f looks the right move and he gets the nod.
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8yo PRIME VENTURE posted a couple of very creditable performances in defeat over C&D towards the end of last year and gets the nod.
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My Valentino is greatly respected but SOMEONE EXCITING handles bad ground well and can record a third C&D win of 2019.
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The hat-trick-seeking AKKAPENKO is the selection ahead of the unexposed No Cruise Yet, who is open to further improvement.
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This could be between CARLOVIAN and Vallarta, with slight preference for the former who will be suited by the return to 6f.
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The most striking contender is LINELEE KING, who was bought for £160,000 after an easy win in his sole Irish point in February.
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The 6yo THAHAB IFRAJ (nap) is probably on a high enough mark now but he still appeals most on a track he runs so well
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Mark Johnston's DARK REGARD struggled on heavy ground on her second start but her debut was promising.
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If GRAZEON ROY can see out this longer trip then off the same mark as for last week's Doncaster second he looks well handicapped
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Mister Music and Love Your Work are respected but HAMMER GUN is making light of a long season and can make it six for the year
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Preference is for ROSE MARMARA, who has to prove her worth on Fibresand but she's well treated and has been running well on the turf
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It's possible that Wadacre Galoubet will thrive here but preference is for KEITH who looks worth a go over this longer trip.
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This can go to HEALING POWER who made a good impression when winning on his debut at Chelmsford. Cathedral Street is next best.
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Even with a 5lb penalty, SUITCASE 'N' TAXI is taken to confirm last week's course placings with Break The Silence.
Ths is the racecard key.
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