There were 44 Races on Saturday 13th April 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Chepstow, 8 races at Yarmouth, 7 races at Aintree, 8 races at Dundalk, 7 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Lightning Flash had a subsequent winner a position behind him when runner-up at Taunton and that sets the jumping standard. Gary Moore's pair have offered plenty of encouragement in bumpers, though, especially AUTHENTIC LEGACY, who was a promising fourth in Listed company prior to a slightly less inspiring display in a traditionally strong Newbury affair. His stablemate The Ron Do Ron is also expected to do better now that he tackles obstacles.

On what was effectively his debut, KNIGHT OF ALLEN showed much more of what he's about when second in a listed juvenile hurdle at Aintree in December and a repeat here should see Jane Williams' 4-y-o play a lead role. Lightning Flash following his encouraging hurdles debut second is feared, with Authentic Legacy also worth a look having shown plenty of ability in a pair of bumpers.

This is unlikely to be a walk in the park but KNIGHT OF ALLEN is a nice prospect after finishing runner-up in a Listed race at Aintree.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Casa No Mento was eight lengths clear of Jaminska when they took minor honours in a Listed contest at Taunton at the end of 2023 and she will be a tough nut to crack. The 5lb she has to concede to EITHER OR could prove her undoing, though, and Nicky Henderson's mare is backed to put a lacklustre performance in a Sandown Grade 2 behind her. Get Sky High hasn't been seen for the best part of a year and a half, but she finished third to the high-class Nemean Lion at Hereford so must be taken seriously.

Impressing when winning each of her first 2 starts over hurdles, CASA NO MENTO lost little caste in defeat when runner-up in a mares' listed contest at Taunton when last seen in December. Her rider takes off a handy 7 lb back from a break and she could be the answer. Either Or is best not judged on her Sandown run and remains capable of better, whilst Get Sky High needs considering despite an absence to overcome.

Either Or could be dangerous if back on song but CASA NO MENTO sets the form standard and has less to prove.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

WISE GUY made amends for a costly Huntingdon defeat when getting back on the winning trail at Carlisle, and he apparently loves it when the mud is flying. He can defy an 8lb rise and confirm his superiority over Double Click, who was a long way behind him at Lingfield in February but has since got his head back in front over C&D. Zambezi Fix is always worth a look at Chepstow, while Tommie Gun made a pleasing handicap bow at Newbury, and Lunar Sovereign is interesting on his first appearance since finishing fourth in last year's Swinton.

WISEGUY took another step forward when making it 2 wins from his last 3 starts at Carlisle 2 weeks ago and he looks to hold good claims again from his revised mark with his yard continuing in fine form. Fellow last-time-out winner Double Click and Zambezi Fix head up the dangers, with Lunar Sovereign another to note on his return to action.

Preference is for TOMMIE GUN, who was placed in a heavy-ground handicap last month and may do better if conditions improve here.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

KING TURGEON ran a big race in second when narrowly denied by an in-form rival at Taunton last month and a 3lb rise could prove lenient as he looks to gain compensation. David Pipe's charge has run well here before and he gets the vote ahead of the capable Bolsover Bill and Rouge De L'quest, who got off the mark in excellent style at Ffos Las last month. Not outside the first two on each of his last four starts here (two wins), Eceparti cannot be ruled out either.

Granted a better round of jumping than at Market Rasen, BOLSOVER BILL could be the answer. He still appears to be on a fair mark and earns preference ahead of Rouge de L'Quest, who opened his chase account in good style at Ffos Las and may well have more to offer in this sphere. King Turgeon and Eceparti should both be on the premises, too.

In the hope that he rebounds in new headgear, preference is for DR KANANGA. Second choice is Rouge De L'Quest.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

In what looks like a very winnable contest, it can pay to side with recent C&D winner KING OF BRAZIL, who has got the hang of things since the turn of the year. A 3lb rise for that most recent success looks manageable and it may be a previous C&D winner in Moonlighter that gives him the most to think about, despite the latter having an underwhelming season to this point. Not seen since disappointing at Market Rasen last July, The Boola Boss is one to note on his return as he won two of his three starts previous to that.

KING OF BRAZIL got it together jumping-wise when scoring over C&D last month and a 3 lb rise in the weights almost certainly underestimates him. The 7-y-o gets the nod ahead of Walk In The Wild and chasing-debutant Exmoor Forest.

Front-running veteran MOONLIGHTER is well suited by this C&D and could be hard to catch off his career-low mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

With three wins and two second-placed efforts from six starts since early January, Lady Balko has undoubtedly held her form well and commands respect, despite now finding herself on a 30lb higher mark than since the turn of the year. However, she may be vulnerable off her current perch and she is taken on with TEQUILA BLAZE, who can get competitive off a handy rating. With trip and ground to suit, Fergal O'Brien's wily 10-year-old tends to go well for Tom Broughton, whose 5lb claim is a further boost for the selection. Molto Bene completes the shortlist.

LADY BALKO boasts a highly progressive profile and is worth a chance to get back to winning ways having posted another good effort over a shorter trip at this course last time. Pipers Cross is another likeable mare with solid claims and Melusine de Pail is an interesting handicap debutante.

Handicap debutante MELUSINE DE PAIL (nap) holds very solid claims, with her form stacking up well. Lady Balko is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

This is the right sort of level for GOGUENARD, who has been in flying form since returning from almost a year on the sidelines. With three wins from four starts since late January, this low-mileage eight-year-old still has plenty to offer from a mark of just 84 and, with ground conditions to suit, the gelding can continue to flourish. Wonderweasle also enters the reckoning off just 3lb higher than her recent Ffos Lass success, while Fresh Speculation rates a player on just his fifth run over hurdles.

A number to consider in this big field, with LOVE OF NEYMORE chanced on her handicap debut. J'Habite En France, the thriving Goguenard and Fresh Speculation are among a number of others that must be respected.

Flat winner MILITARY TYCOON has made a quiet start to his hurdling career but could be on a good mark for this handicap debut.
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