There were 44 Races on Friday 19th September 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Newbury, 8 races at Ayr, 6 races at Newton Abbot, 7 races at Downpatrick, 8 races at Newcastle, 8 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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HIGH COURT CAVE drops in distance, but has jumping experience and ran very well at the Galway Festival. A point-to-point and bumper winner, he has failed to get his head in front in four hurdle outings, but finished ahead of plenty of rivals at Ballybrit and should take the beating here. First Ascent is rated 77 on the level but while he has proven stamina from that discipline, he lacks jumping experience. Three-time Flat winner Sea Eagle should stay NH distances but also debuts over jumps, while October Hill has reasonable recent form.

Former Flat performers First Ascent and SEA EAGLE are the most interesting, with preference given to the latter
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ARCLAND has won just twice, but has been in good form recently. Runner-up six times, including on four occasions this year, the nine-year-old would ideally prefer a stiffer test of stamina and was beaten seven lengths on his latest hurdles outing, but his rider's 7lb claim is a help. Three of Must Meet Cecil's five wins have come in claiming hurdles, but he has also competed well in handicaps recently and should get involved at the business end. Mic Drop met some trouble when finishing behind Must Meet Cecil at Kilbeggan earlier this month and will appreciate the slightly longer trip.

ARCLAND was fourth in a stronger Killarney handicap on last hurdle run and was just denied on the Flat last time.
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TIR OG has been progressive and can follow up last month's win. Just a four-year-old, she has found form this summer and although softening ground could be a concern, she can defy a 5lb rise for her Sligo success, which came over a similar distance. Silent Dawn is a 12-race maiden, but has been competing in similar handicaps. He was just denied over C&D last month and although raised 2lb, should again feature at the business end. Centaq's last four races have been at this course and having shown some improvement last month, has solid place claims.

A number make their handicap debut here. Yet, on form to date TIR OG is the pick of them following a good win at Sligo last time
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FACEMAN has been progressive this summer and could improve further stepping up to this slightly longer distance. Out of top racemare Solerina, he has been running consistently over middle-distances and while any softening of the ground could be a concern, he has more to offer. Dual Downpatrick winner Our Zebo registered his third success under Rules last month and although he competes from a career-high mark, should again make his presence felt. The four-year-old Penny Perfect won an ordinary maiden quite easily here last month and stays well.

Following an easy victory when upped in trip here last time, PENNY PERFECT is the choice of Kennedy and makes most appeal
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PARKGARVE starts off over fences but ran well at this distance over hurdles here and, being a five-year-old, is open to more progression. His form is nothing special but he did bump into a gambled-on winner last month and is presented with a decent opportunity. Fellow chasing debutant Navy Guitar has been running quite well over timber and struck at Sligo in June, while Mickey Cohen is another who lacks chasing experience but receives a four-year-old's allowance.

A chance is taken on PARKGARVE, who ran well over hurdles here last time and his yard does well here too.
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BETTY DUTTON has won just once from 32 starts, but ran encouragingly on her initial chase attempts for the late Edward O'Grady this summer. While she has been frustrating to follow, she bumped into the capable Arctic Gale at Tipperary in July and could prove to be slightly better in this sphere than over hurdles. Solly Attwell has been raised 5lb following his defeat of Arctic Gale, who was conceding 15lb, at Galway (Tell Nobody Nothin finished fourth) and should figure. Tango Theatre gained a belated first racecourse win when making all over hurdles at Sligo, but has raced just twice over fences.

If the ground stays soft, then LE GRAND VERT (nap) is capable of a bold show and runs off just 1lb higher since his win at Ayr in March
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MOJA DAMA finished third in a decent bumper last month and can build on that effort to score. Willie Mullins' filly has a useful Flat pedigree and although beaten six lengths at Kilbeggan, the fourth scored subsequently. Minella Jury is a notable newcomer from a top academy. From a German family, his half-brother was second in a Group 1 and he is one to keep an eye on. Tropical Twist is from a useful family and represents a top yard, while Bells Grove showed ability at Sligo.

Mojo Dama and Bells Grove don't set a particularly high bar and maybe the well-bred MINELLA JURY could upstage them on debut
Ths is the racecard key.
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