There were 21 Races on Monday 25th March 2024 across 3 meetings. There was 6 races at Huntingdon, 6 races at Exeter, 9 races at Newcastle, 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.

TIME TO BITE bounced back to winning ways with an impressive display at Plumpton last month, and going back up in trip should not inconvenience this previous C&D scorer. The son of Scorpion went up 10lb for that recent victory but he is readily preferred to the consistent Birdman Bob, who makes his chase debut after finishing runner-up over hurdles on three of his last four starts. Rajjamataz and Samtara have the form to get involved in proceedings as well.

Dual point winner JOE COTTON could leave his previous form under Rules behind now switched to chasing and might be worth chancing. Rajjamataz shaped with some promise first time up in this sphere at Leicester and is one to note. Birdman Bob is also on the shortlist, although Time To Bite might be vulnerable after a 10 lb hit for Plumpton.

The return to Exeter should suit MOORLAND RAMBLER and he can get off the mark over fences over what looks to be his optimum trip.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The Jennie Candlish stable has been going well of late and this looks like an ideal opportunity for I'M TOO TIRED to regain the winning thread. A taking winner at Sedgefield in January over further, the four-year-old has been disappointing in both subsequent starts (one on the Flat at Southwell) but should appreciate stepping back up in trip and looks capable of bouncing back against the likes of Hard Rain and Foxey, who scored on his sole outing over this distance at Newton Abbot last October.

While it wasn't much of a race in which NICK THE GREEK made a winning debut for this yard at Southwell, he at least arrives here on an apparent upward curve whereas pretty much all of his rivals have a bit to prove for one reason or another. Foxey and Mermaids Cave are tentatively nominated as the main dangers, largely owing to the fact that it's hard to find plausible excuses for the recent poor form shown by Hard Rain and I'm Too Tired.

The Olly Murphy-trained FOXEY won twice towards the end of last year and gets the nod ahead of lightly raced 5yo Nick The Greek.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

This can go the way of MAHLAND, who showed up well for a long way over further at Ludlow last month before being worn down late in the day. The combination of making his handicap debut and dropping in trip can see the six-year-old get off the mark at the main expense of Sun Joy, who has a 3lb rise to overcome for a determined success at Plumpton in January. The consistent Letthedustsettle and Maximum Effort are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

Cases can be made for several, but the vote goes to ROBINSVILLE, who is yet to get his head in front but his recent fourth at Taunton following a breathing operation was more promising and that should have blown away any cobwebs. Things have really clicked with Letthedustsettle in recent months so he's put forward as the main threat, with Sun Joy and Jupiter Allen rounding off the shortlist.

This trip could prove ideal for LETTHEDUSTSETTLE, who retains potential. Handicap newcomer Maximum Effort is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

PIRATES' TALE showed a likeable attitude when justifying market support to score over C&D earlier this month, pulling clear with the runner-up, and now pitched into a handicap for the first time with conditions to suit, he may prove tough to stop. The consistent Classic Maestro heads the dangers, but arrives 6lb above his last winning mark and that asks a question of him. The unexposed Another Folly may bounce back from being pulled up in extreme conditions at Ffos Las in December and he looks capable of making his presence felt on his handicap debut off an opening mark of 107.

This looks a good opportunity for CLASSIC MAESTRO to land a third handicap hurdle win of the year. Recent C&D maiden winner Pirates' Tale can give him most to think about.

The fine form of CLASSIC MAESTRO (nap) can continue with his third win of 2024. C&D maiden winner Pirates' Tale could be a danger.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The class-dropping GINGERBRED won cosily over 3m on his penultimate start, prior to bumping into an in-form rival when finishing second over 3m1f at Wincanton most recently, and off 5lb higher than his last winning mark, he gets the nod to return to the winner's enclosure. The hat-trick seeking Born At Midnight can give the selection most to think about, although a 9lb hike for his recent Plumpton success demands more of him, while Bampton Star scored narrowly in a C&D handicap when sporting cheekpieces for the first time (retained) and he can make his presence felt off 6lb higher.

BAMPTON STAR took another step forward when making a successful start over fences at this C&D last time, staying on well to get the better of a last-time-out winner, and he can follow up with further progress to come. He is taken to see off the challenge of another in-form pair, with Gingerbred next on the list ahead of Born At Midnight.

Preference is for unexposed 7yo BAMPTON STAR, who is taken to make it 2-2 over fences following his recent chase debut win over C&D.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

YIPPEE KI YAY put his best foot forward when running out a ready winner over C&D on his Rules debut last week and he is tough to oppose on that evidence. The Wolf looks ready for this step back up in trip after running on well into third over an extended 2m6f at Leicester last time, but his jumping still leaves something to be desired. Haven't Time certainly stripped fitter for his reappearance effort in February when scoring in this sphere at Southwell last month and he cannot be overlooked in a bid to bring up a double.

THE WOLF may not have many wins to his name over fences but has regularly produced useful performances, including this winter, and he's the one to beat on form now switching to hunters. Last week's easy C&D scorer Yippee Ki Yay can follow him home.

The Wolf holds stand-out form claims but isn't easy to win with and it may pay to side with the unexposed 6yo YIPPEE KI YAY.
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