There were 29 Races on Wednesday 31st January 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Dundalk, 7 races at Exeter, 6 races at Leicester, 8 races at Kempton, 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.

Tintintin found the drop in class to his liking when battling on well to score at Lingfield and a 3lb rise in the ratings is likely to see him in the mix once more. However, handicap debutant ROYAL JEWEL makes slightly more appeal after a creditable runner-up performance here on New Year's Day. Elizabeth Gale claims a handy 8lb, which puts the five-year-old on a very appealing mark. Muskoka may fare best of the remainder.

TINTINTIN stepped up on an encouraging reappearance when landing a Lingfield handicap 7 weeks ago and this looks a weaker race, so he's worth a chance to defy a 3-lb rise. Kansas du Berlais looks well treated starting out for a new yard, so he's regarded as the main danger ahead of Royal Jewel.

Handicap newcomers MUSKOKA and Royal Jewel bring promise and top the list, ahead of Tintintin.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

PASSING WELL lost little in defeat when a close-up third over an extended 2m6f at Newbury last month and the seven-year-old may find enough improvement over this longer trip to regain the winning thread. Top Of The Bill is also likely to prove popular after his 13-length triumph over C&D just before Christmas, while it's too early to be writing off The Carpenter, who is likely better than his chasing-bow third at Ascot.

A race featuring a host of in-form/progressive sorts with the narrow vote in favour of PASSING WELL. He found further improvement and impressed with how he saw things out when finishing a close third in a good race at Newbury and promises to do better again upped to 3m. The Changing Man is very well treated on the pick of his form and is a player if dispelling his Warwick run, along with Hurricane Highway.

Every one of them makes some appeal but PASSING WELL's renewed effort after the final fence over 2m6f at Newbury earns the vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

There was a lot to like about LADY D'ARBANVILLE's bumper victory at Plumpton and if translating that ability to this discipline, Nicky Henderson's mare can make a winning hurdles bow. Florencethemachine will need to brush up on her jumping judged on her latest third at Ludlow, but she is dangerous to discount if putting it all together. Even though Bethpage is likely to prove more competitive once entering handicaps, she can give a good account of herself.

LADY D'ARBANVILLE looked a useful prospect when making a winning return from 19 months off in a Plumpton bumper in December, impressing with how quickly she sealed matters, and she can make a successful start over hurdles. Florencethemachine remains capable of better and looks the main danger, ahead of Jackeline.

This can go to LADY D'ARBANVILLE who is said to have schooled nicely and made a good impression when winning a Plumpton bumper.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

EASY PEASY was fancied for a Listed bumper at Cheltenham in November, but she proved to be disappointing on that occasion. Given time to recover, she appeals as the type to develop into a more than useful hurdler and this looks a solid opportunity to make a winning start in this sphere. Dolly Delightful enters calculations based on her second at Wincanton on Boxing Day, while a drop back in trip may benefit Giver The Hollie.

Essentially a match on paper between EASY PEASY and Dolly Delightful, with Nicky Henderson's dual bumper winner narrowly given the nod over Philip Hobbs & Johnson White's twice-placed mare. Giver The Hollie stands out as third best in a shallow contest.

The only worthwhile form over hurdles belongs to DOLLY DELIGHTFUL, but Nicky Henderson's Easy Peasy has won two bumpers.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

IDEAL DES BORDES has shown promise on both hurdling starts to date at Ascot and the form of his second there took a boost with the winner acquitting himself well in the River Don last weekend. New Order could be dangerous, despite tasting defeat at odds-on over the Festive period when finishing third at Catterick. El Granjero and Galloping Pride are others to enter the reckoning.

CARRIGMOORNA ROWAN's first two hurdling outings have been encouraging and this is clearly much easier than the race he finished sixth in at Cheltenham last time, so he's worth a chance to get off the mark at the expense of Ideal des Bordes, who has achieved a bit more to this point. Largy Poet also has potential.

Ideal Des Bordes has a Grade 1 entry and Carrigmoorna Rowan has Grade 2 form. Watch out for EL GRANJERO and Galloping Pride.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Flash Gorcombe impressed with a wide-margin romp at Wincanton and another bold bid is expected after that convincing success. However, he was no match for Time To Bite (third) on his penultimate start and that rival was, in turn, 12 lengths adrift of BOLSOVER BILL when they met over this C&D on New Year's Day. The Harry Derham-trained gelding is the logical choice running off just 6lb higher now.

Following a breathing operation and with cheekpieces refitted, MOYTIER was very much in pole position when exiting four out at Wincanton recently, a race won by the re-opposing Flash Gorcombe. Syd Hosie's charge is now 8 lb better off with that rival and makes plenty of appeal. Valirann Gold put in a good shift at Chepstow last time, all things considered, and he is just about second choice ahead of Bolsover Bill and Time To Bite, who were first and third respectively over C&D on New Year's Day.

Bolsover Bill can go well again but FLASH GORCOMBE was suited by 2m4f on good to soft at Wincanton and is preferred.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

OAK CREEK and Ben Sutton teamed up to good effect to break through at Wincanton and another big run is expected from the lightly-raced gelding now he goes handicapping. Commanche Red enjoyed some success during a spell in point-to-points and is another to consider on his return to this sphere. Daring Plan and Chloe's Court are a couple with course experience who also enter calculations.

A competitive handicap. Although WRAPPEDUPINMAY was only fifth on his Ascot handicap debut he wasn't beaten far and the form has already been boosted so he could prove the answer for the Paul Nicholls team. Oak Creek and Hercules Morse are other unexposed types who could have a say, with the market potentially informative regarding the latter given he hasn't been seen since a maiden win a year ago. Raddon Top's good C&D record also affords him respect.

Hercules Morse needs a check. Fellow handicap newcomers OAK CREEK (nap) and Daring Plan advanced their claims recently.
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