There were 31 Races on Tuesday 22nd October 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Yarmouth, 8 races at Curragh, 7 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 4 race.

Having landed a bumper at Warwick in April, ACE OF SPADES failed to justify favouritism when only managing fourth at Uttoxeter earlier in the month. However, Dan Skelton's five-year-old should have learned a great deal from that experience and is well worth another chance on only his second start over the smaller obstacles. Jackpot Des Bordes struck on his bumper debut before finishing a respectable second under a penalty at Wincanton last time, and he is one to take seriously on his first start over hurdles. Walk In The Hills completes the shortlist.

JACKPOT DES BORDES did well in bumpers last season and gets the nod to make a winning start to his hurdle career for the Paul Nicholls team. Ace of Spades could step up a good deal on his first attempt over hurdles and is second choice ahead of Tom Doniphon, another who displayed plenty of promise in bumpers last term.

Paul Nicholls' JACKPOT DES BORDES made an exciting prospect work pretty hard in a bumper in April and can score on his hurdling debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

SORCELEUR wasn't beaten far when fifth in a Grade 2 bumper at Aintree in April and he now makes his debut over hurdles. Paul Nicholls' four-year-old looks to have been found a golden opportunity and his main threat is possibly Pony Soprano, who made the frame at Sandown on his only start in a bumper. The son of Blue Bresil might prove a different proposition over hurdles and has to be considered, while Loki's Mischief can fight it out for the minor honours.

SORCELEUR progressed with each run in bumpers, putting up a useful effort in a Grade 2 at Aintree on final outing, and will surely take a fair bit of beating if transferring that sort of form to hurdles at the first attempt. Pony Soprano is in good hands and seems likely to build on his third in a Sandown bumper now going hurdling up in trip, with Dangerous Touch fancied to fill the places.

Preference is for Paul Nicholls' SORCELEUR who brings the best bumper form. Dangerous Touch looks to be the main danger.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

DUNSTALL RAMBLER put in a poor round of jumping when failing to fire at Stratford last time, but he is arguably better judged on his runner-up effort over this track and trip on his penultimate start. If Tom George's six-year-old can reproduce that level of form off a 2lb lower mark, then he could be the one to beat. Cabrakan was well beaten in third on his chase debut at Plumpton, but this looks easier and he might get closer in this company. Move With The Beat is another to note.

It looks quite significant that dual-point winner MOVE WITH THE BEAT has been sent chasing for his handicap debut so gets the vote for a yard that has hit some form of late. Moorland Rambler starts the new campaign off a potentially good mark so is next best ahead of Dunstall Rambler.

Cabrakan will hold a fitness edge over some of these but preference is for dual winning pointer MOVE WITH THE BEAT on chase debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

The Hobbs/White team won this last season with Goshhowposh and they have another contender with Mad Mike, who is making his handicap debut after an easy maiden success over the extended 2m5f here last time out. He can go well despite eight months off the track, but the vote still goes to STRIKING A POSE. Joe Tizzard has started the season well and his charge has won all four of his start at this venue, with the latest coming off this mark over C&D in February. Morfee and Made For You are others to consider.

MAD MIKE remains with potential for staying handicaps this term and could be set for a big run if ready to go. King of The Lake should find a race, while Ballymagroarty Boy is another to consider.

He was out of form in March when last seen but HIGH GAME ROYAL is given the vote in the hope he can get his career back on track.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Bobhopeornohope has pulled up in all four starts since finishing fourth in the Coral Trophy at Kempton in February 2023 but if they can get him right, he would have every chance off 9lb below his last winning mark. Rose Of Arcadia is a consistent mare and can go well if wind surgery has helped, but ABUFFALOSOLDIER is preferred. The Warren Greatrex-trained gelding ended his novice campaign with a respectable fourth in a competitive handicap at Ayr and there should be more to come as a second-season chaser.

Preference is for ROSE OF ARCADIA, who has a good record first time up and returns on a workable mark. Moroder and Abuffalosoldier rate the principal dangers.

This can go to stout stayer ROSE OF ARCADIA (nap), who began her last two campaigns with hurdle wins and is on a workable chase mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Herecomeshogan won this in 2022 off a handicap mark of 102 but 14 losing races since have seen his rating drop to 76, which suggests he has an each-way chance. Catboy could prove popular after winning at Fontwell in first-time cheekpieces, but an added 8lb may make his life more difficult and a chance is taken on LUSAKA. Not seen over hurdles since November 2022, he has won five times on the Flat since (including last time out) and he could be the surprise package in this field.

The pair with this most appealing claims are REHILL RELIC and Lusaka, with marginal preference for the former who should benefit from this slightly stiffer test now handicapping and the booking of William Biddick is an obvious plus. Lusaka won well on the Flat last time and is feared greatly back in this sphere off an attractive mark, while Sassified will be a threat if responding well to the first-time blinkers.

Lusaka needs respecting after a recent Flat win but the suspicion is there's more to come from REHILL RELIC on handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

With no form to go on, the betting market may yet prove the best guide, though it is noted that Ralph Beckett has won two of the last three runnings of this contest and he saddles Gnomon today. Harry Fry's Trustintimes looks interesting as a 45,000gns son of Time Test who is related to numerous winners and he can also go well, but STAR OF GUITING could be the one to side with. Nigel Twiston-Davies trains the 25,000-euro purchase for his son, Willy, and the three-year-old makes appeal on pedigree, being a half-brother to a couple of bumper winners.

Ralph Beckett has won this race in 2021 and 2022 so GNOMON is the suggestion before any betting clues are known. Secret Sniper, Trustintimes and Star of Guiting are others who look the part on paper in an interesting junior bumper.

The market should tell a tale but when Ralph Beckett has won two of the last three runnings his GNOMON has to be high up the list.
Ths is the racecard key.
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