There were 29 Races on Sunday 26th November 2023 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Punchestown, 7 races at Exeter, 7 races at Cork, 7 races at Uttoxeter, 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.

SALVER, who is a half-brother to the Grade 1 winner Saldier, created a big impression when winning on his UK/hurdles debut at Warwick recently and he is hard to oppose as a result, despite carrying a 7lb penalty. Johannes has to be of interest having scored on the level in France, while Valadon and Authoceltic are others who make the shortlist.

SALVER looked potentially useful when scoring on his Warwick hurdle debut and is taken to make light of his penalty. French Flat winner Johannes looks a likely type for a race like this, while Valadon and Authoceltic are newcomers with plenty to recommend them on paper.

Warwick winner SALVER is the form pick. French Flat scorer Johannes and interesting newcomer Authoceltic look the main threats.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

GETAWAY THEATRE confirmed the promise that she had displayed between the flags when winning on her Rules debut at Stratford earlier in the month and she could prove hard to beat once again with improvement likely. Hamartia has to be of interest on her first start for Neil Mulholland, while Von Hallers and Don't Rightly Know are the pick of the remainder.

Stamina is clearly GETAWAY THEATRE's forte following a gritty win on hurdles debut at Stratford 3 weeks ago and, kept to her own sex, she's capable of successfully defying a penalty. Hamartia is bred to stay well so is feared upped in trip starting out for a new yard, while Von Hallers will hopefully show what she's capable of this time.

Getaway Theatre should have a big say but this may be the right opportunity for HAMARTIA to build on her placed efforts in Ireland.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

KILBEG KING has to give plenty of weight away here but he was an impressive winner of a valuable handicap hurdle at Punchestown in April and that form gives him a big chance at this level. The consistent Issuing Authority has to be of interest on his return to action and mark of 122 should be workable for the son of Flemensfirth. Amrons Sage is another with strong form claims and Manorbank should not be underestimated either.

AMRONS SAGE was progressive over hurdles last season and this Irish point winner will surely do even better over fences being from the family of connections' very smart chaser Beware The Bear, so he could be worth chancing on return. Manorbank and Kilbeg King were also progressive over timber and both should come on for their comeback run/chase debut, while Hermes du Gouet is another interesting newcomer to this sphere.

Topweight KILBEG KING is first choice ahead of the Henderson runners Amrons Sage (narrow second choice) and Issuing Authority.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Tarahumara merits the utmost respect in his bid for a hat-trick but an 8lb rise for his latest win and a step up in class could leave him vulnerable. With that in mind, preference is for the unexposed KING OF THE LAKE, who hit the crossbar in a novice event over C&D last month. A mark of 111 should be within his compass with further progression likely. Cases can be made for all of the remainder but King Alexander is the pick of them.

TARAHUMARA has made a bright start to his hurdling career, showing much improved form when making all in a big-field Warwick handicap last time, so he is taken to add to his tally with further progress to come. King Alexander could also still have more to offer for his leading yard and is respected, with Mot A Mot the pick of the remainder.

Interesting handicap debutants KING OF THE LAKE and Astronomic View head the shortlist, ahead of Tarahumara.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

ITO DITTO benefited from a switch to front-running tactics when gaining a first career success at Chepstow and an 8lb rise is unlikely to stop him from progressing again. Asian Spice won here earlier in the month and has to enter the reckoning, especially with the booking of Harry Cobden, while others to consider include Gerard Mentor and Heure De Gloire.

ASIAN SPICE took a big step forward on her handicap bow when getting off the mark over C&D and a 6 lb rise in the weights doesn't look sufficient to prevent Jimmy Frost's mare from following up. C&D scorer Gerard Mentor comes here in good nick and is next on the list ahead of recent Chepstow victor Ito Ditto. Orchard Grove is worth a market check after a long absence too.

Recent C&D winner ASIAN SPICE is taken to follow up. Second choice is Gerard Mentor, ahead of Ito Ditto.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

RUN TO MILAN tends to save his best for this track, with all three career victories coming here, and the 11-year-old is entitled to build on his return when fourth over C&D earlier in the month. Investment Manager has been in consistent form throughout the last few months and the seven-year-old commands plenty of respect. Atlanta Brave was outpaced on his chasing bow at Cheltenham and is expected to appreciate a step up in trip.

ENJOY YOUR LIFE went with plenty of zest and highlighted he's ready to strike when runner-up back from 6 months off at Wincanton (20.2f) 2 weeks ago and, back up in trip, he can prove himself on a handy mark. Atlanta Brave remains the type to do better in this sphere and is expected to be sharper for his Cheltenham return effort. Run to Milan and Investment Manager complete the shortlist.

Enjoy Your Life runs for in-form Venetia Williams but RUN TO MILAN also looks set to go well and he has nothing to prove over C&D.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

DANTON stepped forward on his handicap bow when runner-up here over an extended 2m earlier in the month and the manner in which the six-year-old finished his race off suggested going up in trip would bring about plenty of improvement. Portentoso arrives following his best run to date since moving over here from France when second at Chepstow, while Malago Rose and Dylan's Double appeal most of the remainder.

The step up in trip should suit DANTON and he's taken to confirm the promise of his course handicap debut second earlier in the month. Lock Out hasn't taken to fences this autumn but is well treated if a return to hurdles sparks a revival so he's second choice. Malago Rose and Portentoso also make the shortlist.

Topweight DANTON (nap) is taken to build on his promising reappearance effort and go one better. Dylan's Double is second choice.
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