There were 36 Races on Thursday 6th February 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Huntingdon, 7 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Thurles, 6 races at Ffos Las, 8 races at Southwell, 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 5 race.

With many of these struggling to find their form and assuming this doesn't come around too quickly, STAR VANTAGE has a golden opportunity to go one place better than his second-placed finish over this trip at Southwell on Monday. Deep Strato has also shown some promise over hurdles and may well improve for stepping up in trip. River Voyage and Skin Full are others to consider.

If STAR VANTAGE doesn't find this coming too soon after Southwell on Monday he's the one to beat. It's possible the step up in trip will see David Pipe's Skin Full in a better light. Similar comments apply to handicap newcomer Farmer Jimmy and he's also on the shortlist along with another unexposed one in Deep Strato.

Although Star Vantage is the one to beat a chance is taken on ITURGEON DU BREUIL who goes in blinkers on his return to hurdling.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

WALLQUATARI emerged unscathed from a tired fall on his hurdles debut at Stratford in October and posted a more encouraging effort when he filled the runner-up spot over C&D the following month. Donald McCain's charge could be tough to deal with if taking another step forward. Smart Decision looked set for second until he unseated at the last at Haydock most recently and is another who commands attention. Shareyourbiscuits and Mad Maxios are notable debutants to monitor in the betting.

SMART DECISION is taken to confirm December's C&D superiority over Wallquatari, although a strong market move for newcomers from leading yards Mad Maxios and/or Shareyourbiscuits would put a different slant on things.

A chance is taken on the French-bred newcomer LUNDI NOIR making a winning debut. Smart Decision should also run well.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The lightly-raced BEAU QUALI had the race at his mercy when he fell three out at Newcastle last month and can atone for that mishap here. With Tristan Durrell taking over in the saddle and claiming 3lb, Dan Skelton's five-year-old must have a great chance. Stressfree rates the most obvious danger after a promising third on hurdles bow at Catterick last month. Former pointer Klapton Boy can also figure having shown promise at Wetherby on his Rules debut.

BEAU QUALI appeared to have matters firmly under control when exiting at the third-last in a Newcastle maiden last month and he is taken to atone for that mishap here. The clear main danger is Stressfree, a good-quality handicapper on the level who looked the likely winner before running out of steam in the closing stages on his first run over hurdles at Catterick. Timetoshine's three Flat wins were all gained on the all-weather but she is nevertheless respected now sent hurdling.

Timetoshine is an interesting hurdling newcomer for Nicky Henderson but preference is for BEAU QUALI, who sets a good form standard.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Reverting to hurdles suited Shanagh Bob when finishing second at Huntingdon a fortnight ago and, dropped in class off 2lb higher, he merits respect. The vote, however, goes to talented Flat performer WISE EAGLE. A commanding winner at both Musselburgh and Catterick before finding one too strong on the level at Newcastle recently, he could be well treated off a mark of 123. American Sniper is another to consider.

With improvement on the cards now pitched into a handicap in this sphere, WISE EAGLE looks the way to go. American Sniper performed with credit when third at Wetherby last time and he is feared most back down in trip here, while Bold Reaction is also shortlisted and Persian Time would be a threat if able to bounce back now returned to this sphere. Shanagh Bob remains lightly-raced but this drop back in trip is of dubious benefit.

Talented Flat performer WISE EAGLE (nap) has posted easy wins in maiden/novice hurdles this term and could be on a good opening mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

On target over hurdles at Ffos Las last May, connections wasted no time in sending DE TELLERS FORTUNE over a fence. It was only a narrow win which he recorded over 2m7f at Taunton in December, but this longer trip promises to suit and with plenty of scope for improvement, a 6lb rise should be no barrier to success. Kelce was still in contention when coming to grief at the last in the Lincolnshire National at Market Rasen on Boxing Day and is noted along with Saladins Son.

DE TELLERS FORTUNE bettered his hurdles form at the first attempt sent chasing when winning at Taunton on return, form boosted by the runner-up scoring next time, so he looks to hold leading claims with further progress to come. Kelce was in the process of running well when falling on his latest outing and is feared most, ahead of Saladins Son.

Progressive DE TELLERS FORTUNE has conditions to suit and is taken to beat the thorough stayer Kelce.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Crystal Glance will need to put a below-par fifth at Aintree behind her in order to feature, but her penultimate second behind a subsequent winner at this venue gives her a chance. However, SHE'S A ROCCA returned to form with a solid second over an inadequate 2m1f at Newcastle in December and she looks ready to strike. Handicap debutant Rockola Vogue should appreciate this step back up in distance and also makes the shortlist.

ROCKOLA VOGUE arrives on the up so looks the way to go with this return to further also a likely plus. Crystal Glance fluffed her lines at Aintree last time but remains with potential and could emerge as the main danger, with Could Be Trouble also well worthy of respect.

Handicap newcomer REALTA LIATH wasn't at her best at Warwick last time but looked a nice prospect previously and earns the vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The progressive Rath Gaul Hill ended his last campaign by completing a double at Ayr and a 4lb higher mark is unlikely to prevent another bold bid. The market may guide on the seven-year-old's return from a 293-day absence and GETAWAY DRUMLEE is slightly more compelling. Ben Pauling's charge has posted two creditable efforts in defeat over fences this season and Callum Pritchard's 5lb claim should really help him. The downgraded Jar Du Desert is also noted.

Plenty are in with a shout but GETAWAY DRUMLEE rates the pick of the weights on the back of his Fontwell second last time out so gets the vote. Wild Side of Life fell on his chasing bow at Musselburgh but brings some potential and is next on the list, while both New Order and Kaituna River also need considering in an open contest.

The 9yo GETAWAY DRUMLEE is lightly raced for his age and can get off the mark over fences having shown promise in his first two chases.
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