There were 46 Races on Tuesday 14th October 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Leicester, 7 races at Market Rasen, 9 races at Lingfield, 7 races at Punchestown, 8 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Having followed up a breakthrough victory at Tipperary with a respectable fifth in a 21-runner sprint at Naas, Ballysax Lil' Mick merits respect in his current vein of form. However, RIFT VALLEY was a couple of positions in front of him at Naas and then found herself with too much to do when fifth at Lingfield. Sean Davis' filly edges the vote, with last year's winner Hero Of The Hour the pick of the remainder.

Despite the wide draw a chance is taken on RIFT VALLEY who has made a good start for her new yard.
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VALIANT FORCE won three times over a variety of trips here last winter and has carried big weights when runner-up on his latest two starts at this venue. The son of Malibu Moon meets Eclairage on 20lb better terms for a two-length beating over C&D in July. Black Forza won the Group 2 Richmond Stakes at Goodwood last year, but needs to bounce back after struggling on his belated seasonal debut at the Curragh. Songhai had American import Fandom a length and a half behind when fourth to Grande Marques at Tipperary, but Joseph O'Brien's charge may reverse the form with that run under his belt.

It is hard to get away from the claims of the top-rated VALIANT FORCE (nap) who should be tough to topple on these terms
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PRINCESS SIOUX showed promise when fifth behind Caught U Sleeping over this trip at Naas and appeared to find a mile too far subsequently at Punchestown. The daughter of Sioux Nation now tackles nursery company for the first time off a mark of 72 and the booking of Nicola Burns adds to confidence. A La Dure is capable of better along with Darwin's Angel.

The suggestion is A LA DURE who showed enough in his first two races to believe he'd have a future in nurseries. Soft not ideal latest.
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Runner-up on her only previous start at this track, SENTI QUA can go one better. A lightly-raced daughter of Sumbal, the Ken Condon-trained filly is unexposed on an artificial surface and might be capable of better. Ocean Manifest improved on his initial run for Stephen Thorne when just touched off last time. While the form of that race is nothing special, he does at least appear to be going the right way. Starspangled Dream is also noted.

A moderate maiden but an open one. WOOLRIDGE ran okay in his turf maidens and looks open to improvement now raised to 7f.
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AVIATRICE can register a second course win. Off the mark in her maiden here last November, the David Marnane-trained filly has been ultra consistent in recent starts. A progressive filly when last seen, the Donnacha O'Brien-trained Whispersinthewind has to be respected. Victorious in her last two outings, the Churchill filly could have more to offer. Fairyhouse maiden winner Shakazia also holds claims.

It might be worth taking Shavasi on with AVIATRICE, a former course winner who has been shaping well on turf recently
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MICASSO ran a big race when second at Cork last month and may be able to get his head in front with Colin Keane now on board. The Prince Of Lir gelding went down fighting by just half-a-length in that race and may have a bit more upside than some of his rivals. With Dylan Browne McMonagle booked, Super Exceed looks another leading contender after finishing third at Killarney last time. Johnny's Oasis may appreciate dropping in trip after a solid third-placed finish over an extended 1m2f here last Friday.

The 3yo RISING SKY ran good races on turf and here before her excusable defeat from an uncomfortable draw at Wolverhampton.
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There still appears to be scope for improvement from SIDIZA and she may be able to make a winning return from a break. The Sea The Moon filly won a Navan maiden over 1m2f last September and resumed with a staying-on third at Roscommon in early July. Reverting to 1m4f should suit here. Fitzroy Gardens is also unexposed and makes her handicap debut after showing promise in the latest of her three qualifying runs, with a mark off 70 considered fair. Voice Of Reason improved when third over course and distance last month and could again be thereabouts off the same mark.

Only 0.5l separated Voice Of Reason and BEAUTY GENERATION over C&D 25 days ago and the latter horse might turn the tables
Ths is the racecard key.
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