There were 43 Races on Saturday 2nd March 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Navan, 7 races at Newbury, 7 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Kelso, 7 races at Kempton, 8 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 3 race.

Micro Millions produced a much better effort in first-time cheekpieces to fill the runner-up spot over an extended 3m1f at Catterick last time and is an interesting contender stepping back in distance. However, the vote goes to TO CHASE A DREAM, who failed to justify favouritism by only a head when he finished second for the fourth time in a row and he looks well placed to make amends for those efforts. Yalla Habibi completes the shortlist after his second-place finish at Fontwell.

TO CHASE A DREAM crucially jumped better under a change of tactics when edged out only late on at Wetherby 4 weeks ago and, having proven most consistent to date, this could be the day he deservedly opens his account. Diamond Koda, three times a runner-up in bumpers, and Micro Millions head up the dangers, with Yalla Habibi another who is respected in the opener.

A few of these deserve to make the breakthrough and TO CHASE A DREAM may be the one to do it.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

MAC TOTTIE made a fantastic return from over a year off the track to score by three and a quarter lengths over fences at Aintree on Boxing Day. Peter Bowen's veteran may be using this as a prep run for the Grand National, but he still could have enough to record a 10th career victory. Curley Finger, who arrives seeking a hat-trick, is only 9lb higher for those displays and he has to be considered. Equinus finished a fair third at Newbury last time and completes the shortlist.

This represents a step into the unknown trip-wise for ARQOOB but it would be something of an understatement to say that he caught the eye at Ascot recently and it could be that a proper stamina test is just what he needs. Equinus took a step back in the right direction when third at Newbury and he is next on the list ahead of Copper Coin and the hat-trick seeking Curley Finger.

He needs to pull out more again but CURLEY FINGER may complete a hat-trick, given various doubts over his rivals. Equinus is feared.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Nube Negra is a fascinating contender stepping into handicap company after competing in Graded company this season. However, previous C&D winner TOMMY'S OSCAR looks the way to go after being dropped 2lb for his fourth over an extended 2m4f at Musselburgh last month. Ann Hamilton's stable star will appreciate the drop in trip and could put these to the sword. Homme Public has been in good heart this season and is another to watch out for.

TOMMY'S OSCAR found the lack of a recent outing telling late on at Musselburgh last month so, with that run sure to have blown away the cobwebs, Ann Hamilton's very smart chaser earns the vote to notch his fourth win over the larger obstacles at the expense of Nube Negra, who found Grade 1 company all too much last time and he should be much more at home back in a handicap. Homme Public and Malystic can fight out third.

This can go to Grade 2 C&D winner TOMMY'S OSCAR (nap), who is back on a good mark and will be suited by today's drop back in trip.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

Craig Lidster holds big aspirations for his training operation and with Dontyawantme being the only jumps-orientated horse currently under his care, it can be assured the daughter of Getaway will be primed for this latest challenge. However, as the case with the likes of the previously Listed-placed (2m3f) Lunar Discovery, the step up in trip is a concern for Lidster's mare. With that in mind, progressive Newbury winner GAYE LEGACY may be the way to go, with her stamina more proven and the galloping nature of this course likely to ideally suit. Irish raider Ottizzini completes the shortlist.

GAYE LEGACY has progressed well in handicaps this season and, with conditions set to be in her favour and her stamina assured, it's hard to believe she won't give another good account now upped in grade. Lunar Discovery is another leading contender on form and is sure to pose a big threat if seeing out the longer trip, while Pinot Rouge is an interesting outsider having caught the eye finishing strongly on her Rules debut at Newcastle.

First choice is progressive GAYE LEGACY, ahead of Ottizzini. Other big players are Lunar Discovery and Dontyawantme.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

DOES HE KNOW boasts a healthy strike-rate over fences and his class might just see him through this latest test, with first-time cheekpieces applied. Admittedly, history is against the selection in terms of weight-carrying statistics, but the lightly-raced nine-year-old is a sturdy jumper who can make the most of dropping in class as he bids to buck the trend of top-weights being overhauled in this race. The hat-trick seeking Some Scope is an obvious alternative given he had plenty in hand when scoring over 3m here last time out. However, he is up another 10lb for that success and this is a much deeper race. Erne River also has a good record here and is dangerous to ignore, while Sandown winner Java Point also enters calculations.

SOME SCOPE is a chaser on a steep upward curve so is taken to defy a 10 lb rise and complete the hat-trick. Java Point has made a promising start for this yard and remains on a good mark on old form after his Sandown win, so is next best ahead of Undersupervision, who went close to winning this for the second year in succession 12 months ago.

Preference is for CHARLIE UBERALLES, who was an excellent third in the Great Yorkshire Chase over 3m here in January.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

SUNDAY SOLDIER is in the form of her life at present and a 7lb rise for her most recent success at Sedgefield may prove lenient as she aims to land the four-timer. That may be at the main expense of Spit Spot, who has done well since joining the Lucinda Russell stable, having been runner-up on her last two starts. Linda Moon arrives with a similar profile and cannot be ruled out either.

SUNDAY SOLDIER has completed a hat-trick in impressive style since switched to handicaps and she can add to that sequence here for all that Linda Moon looks a formidable rival. Spit Spot also makes some appeal for all that the handicapper has taken no chances with her opening mark.

The answer to an interesting little race might be handicap debutante BELLA CIVENA, who won against her own age group last season.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

This can go the way of KLITSCHKO, who seems to have got some leeway from the handicapper having been dropped 1lb for a highly creditable runner-up effort at Warwick. Ground conditions should be in his favour again, and the six-year-old is preferred to the returning Densworth and Cuban Cigar, who ran very well at Musselburgh last month. Others to note include Getaway Drumlee, Playtogetaway and Sextant.

PLAYTOGETAWAY caught the eye on his return from an absence when a strong-travelling Hereford third last time out and Jonjo O'Neill's unexposed sort can take a big step forward with that run under his belt to edge out Klitschko who also shaped well when a Warwick runner-up and remains handily weighted. In-form duo Cuban Court and Cuban Cigar need factoring into this competitive handicap too.

Alan King's KLITSCHKO made up a lot of ground to finish second at Warwick in January and could go very well off a 1lb lower mark.
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