There were 36 Races on Friday 29th November 2019 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Southwell, 7 races at Limerick, 7 races at Newbury, 7 races at Dundalk, 8 races at Kempton, 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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Top of the list is course bumper winner SON OF CAMAS, who represents a stable with a very good record in this race.
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This will not take much winning and it will be no great surprise if Gigginstown's runner PUNITIVE proves equal to the task.
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This should be run to suit the strong-pulling WEST TO THE BRIDGE, who ran well over further last time
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Last year's winner HONEY GG is on a favourable mark and could be the answer to a tricky opener.
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This looks a match. POSEIDON ran well against previous winners last time and can hold the likely challenge of Future Proof.
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Dan Skelton's SHAN BLUE drew nicely clear of the third when second on his hurdle debut at Wetherby four weeks ago and gets the vote.
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A 0-24 record hardly makes ELYSEE STAR bet compelling but she has been good form for new yard and this could finally be her day.
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THE SHUNTER has lots of ability and may provide his yard with a first winner since 2013 but he clearly needs to jump better
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The pick is OLDGRANGEWOOD (nap), who ran well after a break this month and is now 10lb lower than when collecting this prize in 2017.
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The best bet is SOCIOLOGIST (nap) who was second on turf last month and can go one better back at the scene of his previous win.
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PAIRC NA NGAEL might be worth chancing, though many will no doubt wait to follow leads. A saver on Fenta Des Obeaux is solid
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It's hard to get away from dual Grade 1 novice hurdle winner CHAMP, who impressed here on his chasing debut three weeks ago.
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A useful contest. BO SAMRAAN is a progressive 3yo who proved himself on this surface last time and looks the one to beat.
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Having won off an equivalent mark as a chaser KAYT THOU makes plenty of appeal with top point-to-point rider Rob James taking off 7lb.
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Paisley Park was undoubtedly the best staying hurdler around last season, but it would be dangerous to underestimate THISTLECRACK.
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Les Eyre's QUEEN OF KALAHARI's winning spree ended last time but she still ran well and can resume winning ways back on Fibresand.
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This could be a good opportunity for ASK MARY, winner of four points, to show her worth on the track for the first time.
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The novice form of both ONE FOR THE TEAM and \bDolphin Square has been boosted recently. One For The Team is narrowly favoured
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4yo SILVERTURNSTOGOLD made it 2-2 here with a comfortable win on Wednesday and he may be able to come out on top again back at 7f.
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DARLING DAUGHTER is bred to be good and, hailing from these quarters, makes plenty of appeal
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The way MISTER FREEZE finished off over 7f here last time suggests 1m will suit he gets a narrow vote in an open finale.
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There are several interesting newcomers in this field. The market should be a useful guide but token preference is for BUY ME BACK.
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In the hope of a better break this time, the seemingly well-treated BEE ABLE is preferred to Siberian Night and Annie Quickstep
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Best to focus on the form contenders SHERIFFMUIR and Qatar Queen. Marginal preference is for $995,000 yearling Sheriffmuir
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There are risks in siding with DUNKERRON but he's changed yards and is very well handicapped on his form as a juvenile.
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The vote goes to 3yo VIBRANCE, who scored on her step up to 2m here last time and has plenty of scope for further progress at this trip
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Switched to the surface his dam won on, BARBAROSA is preferred to handicap debutant Social City and the consistent Royal Dancer
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Top of the list is SPLT DOWN SOUTH, who may be able to defy a penalty back up in trip to make it three wins from his last four starts
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Out again before a 2lb rise kicks in after last week's near miss at Newcastle, HASSAAD (nap) is taken to go one better
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Ths is the racecard key.
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| S | TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out |
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