There were 20 Races on Wednesday 13th November 2019 across 3 meetings. There was 6 races at Ayr, 7 races at Exeter, 7 races at Bangor, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Steel Wave and Zolfo are respected back at Bangor but MR MCGO gets the verdict with condtiions in his favour.
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This is an unconvincing field, so most could be in with a shout. It might just be worth taking a chance on MEEP MEEP.
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Having run well on the Flat last month perhaps LADY KYRIA will be up to notching a second hurdle success.
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Irish mare AGUSTA GOLD looks to have leading claims against three rivals who are chase/seasonal debutantes. Alsa Mix is feared most
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Emma Lavelle was a trainer to note in this race in the first half of this decade and she might have the answer again with ECLAIR SURF.
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Dual bumper winner LOSSIEMOUTH can build on his Aintree effort and strike at the second time of asking over hurdles.
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The sound-jumping grey COMMODORE (nap) has plenty going for him. Second choice is Calipso Collonges.
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Getting back on softer ground should be a big positive for NATIVEGETAWAY, who looks on a very workable mark over fences.
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A competitive mares' event. RIVER ICON arrives in form from the Flat and is narrowly preferred to C&D maiden scorer Aurora Thunder.
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The vote goes to SPRINGFIELD FOX, who was unbeaten in Irish points and looks a bright prospect for Tom George.
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Top of the list is VIRGINIA CHICK, who win a C&D novice chase eight days ago and looks well treated under a penalty in this handicap.
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Preference is for ARCTIC ROAD, whose pointing background suggests he'll take to fences for a yard among the winners.
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The drop back in trip on this ground may suit BURROWS PARK. The Wolf is a likely danger if handling the conditions.
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The thriving BAFANA BLUE (nap) had plenty in hand at Carlisle recently and can make it 5 wins in his last 7 starts.
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Dynali is an interesting newcomer but NAVAJO PASS has an attractive profile and may prove difficult to beat.
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There are potential dangers lurking in the shadows but NORDIC COMBINED (nap) ran well when placed in a recent Listed handicap at Ascot.
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Rules debutant Heartbreak Kid warrants respect but TIMEFORASPIN may be the answer returned to the scene of his best bumper form.
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David Pipe's QUEENS CAVE has the best form of these, both in bumpers and over hurdles. She'll be tough to beat.
Ths is the racecard key.
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