There were 36 Races on Saturday 11th January 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Fairyhouse, 8 races at Ffos Las, 8 races at Chelmsford-City, 7 races at Newcastle, 6 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Connections identified WENDROCK as a possible for the Boodles at the Cheltenham Festival after he delivered in Leopardstown, and he could land this en route to Prestbury Park. It is notable that he also holds a Grade 1 entry for the Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown next month. Bacchanalian kept the favourite honest when second at Limerick over Christmas and there should be a maiden hurdle in him. Space Warrior found life difficult in a Grade 3 at this track, but does have a maiden hurdle success over C&D in the book. Butter Fingers was fancied for his jumping debut at Down Royal, only to fall, so more can be expected from him.

It's hard to get away from WENDROCK, who put his hurdling debut experience to good use when scoring at Leopardstown just over a fortnight ago and Gordon Elliott's can take this before heading to bigger and better things. The main danger looks to be Bacchanalian, who left his initial effort over hurdles behind when finding just one too good at Limerick recently. Butter Fingers can edge out Space Warrior for third.

The selection is BACCHANALIAN, who went close against a more experienced rival at Limerick and can improve enough
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KIMI DE MAI is already being quoted for the Mares' Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival and looks likely to be an above-average recruit for Willie Mullins. She won three times on the level in her native France. Sixandahalf also has quotes beside her name for the same Cheltenham contest. She was good enough to finish third in the Irish Cesarewitch at the Curragh in September and is intriguing on her first crack at hurdles. Daisy Fingall makes her debut for Henry de Bromhead and is a half-sister to the yard's leading chaser Captain Guinness. She adds further depth along with Gordon Elliott's Qualimita, who showed up nicely in two hurdles races.

The market should reveal plenty but Willie Mullins' French recruit KIMI DE MAI showed some fairly useful form when bagging three bumpers in the spring and is taken to make a winning start in this sphere. Gordon Elliott's Qualimita rates much the pick of those with hurdling experience and seems sure to be on the premises, while other newcomers to note are Daisy Fingall, Sixandahalf and Stretchemout in this intriguing maiden.

The proven bumper form and even better Flat form of SIXANDAHALF make her a potentially exciting recruit and she can land this
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WAITTILLITELLYOU has each-way prospects on his return to action for Edward Cawley. He is a lightly-raced sort who performed with credit in fourth in this race last year after an absence of more than nine months. He has a similar layoff to overcome, but his stable is showing some form. King Alexander has joined Willie Mullins from Nicky Henderson, for whom he won four times. He is up in trip and is dangerous, especially if strong in the market. This is a drop in class from the handicap hurdles that Fortunedefortunata has been running in and he is likely to have a say for Gordon Elliott and Danny Gilligan.

KING ALEXANDER disappointed on his final run for Nicky Henderson but he was generally progressive for that yard and can make a winning start for Willie Mullins. Fortunedefortunata and Waittillitellyou head the dangers.

The choice is top weight KING ALEXANDER on his first run for Willie Mullins. He looks to have been found a reasonable opportunity
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HUNTERS YARN is the class angle in his first handicap. He didn't figure on his seasonal reappearance in the Grade 2 Hilly Way at Cork last month, but should relish this company. It was just three runs back that he beat one of his main rivals, Path D'oroux, by 10 lengths in a beginners' chase at this track. Path D'oroux is one of three Gavin Cromwell representatives, with his Midnight It Is looking upwardly mobile after successes at this racecourse and in Navan. American Mike dropped back to this trip at this venue in November and finished third, so is capable of a good run. Fils D'oudairies bids to exploit a much lower chase mark in relation to his hurdles rating and isn't out of it.

MIDNIGHT IT IS scored on his final outing last season and hit the ground running on return when bolting up at Navan last month, so he's worth a chance to complete the hat-trick for all that this is a tougher assignment. His stablemate The King of Prs is a threat along with Lets Go Champ.

The selection is LETS GO CHAMP(nap) after a cracking effort in the Paddy Power Gold Cup. He could well appreciate this drop in trip
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Willie Mullins is due to saddle six horses in this race and TULLYHILL could prove best of them. He finished second on chasing debut here without landing a blow on the winner, but that horse (stablemate Majborough) is now odds-on favourite for the Irish Arkle at the Dublin Racing Festival. Tullyhill is the choice of Paul Townend. Asian Master was just half a length behind Tullyhill in third, so is entitled to be well involved. Lisnagar Fortune is of interest after putting it all together to win well over flights in Punchestown almost a year ago. What's Up Darling has had two spins over fences and should have more horses behind him than in front of him.

TULLYHILL long appealed as the type to flourish over the larger obstacles and duly made an encouraging chase debut here last month. With improvement anticipated, he is taken to open his account in this discipline. Asian Master and What's Up Darling rate the principal dangers in what should prove an informative contest.

Willie Mullins has won this race seven times since 2015 and MISTERGIF might be the best of his sextet here.
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There could be a bit of scope in NOBLE BIRTH's mark of 121 over fences. He has had two runs since switching to Gavin Cromwell and came from well back to finish third over further in Cork. He reverted to hurdles when last seen at Cheltenham in November and ran well for a long way before dropping to third off a rating of 128. Bleu D'enfer was just pipped on the line at Clonmel last month and appeals as the type to improve from that over this trip. Banjaxed, who won his beginners' chase over a similar trip in Cork, and Navan winner Verdant Place are others to consider.

NOBLE BIRTH has shaped well on both outings for his new yard, including when third in a 3m handicap chase at Cork in October and, with the return to shorter than 3m looking a good move (no sluggard), he makes plenty of appeal. Bleu d'Enfer can make his presence felt back up in trip if keeping mistakes to a minimum, with Banjaxed and Enjoy The Dream others to consider.

NOBLE BIRTH travelled well for a long way when third over hurdles at Cheltenham's November meeting and can strike back over fences
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DE TEMPS EN TEMPS made a pleasing racecourse debut when second in an auction maiden hurdle at Listowel in September. This Court Cave gelding switches to a bumper and Declan Lavery should give him a good steer. Gordon Elliott runs a pair of horses and Harry Swan partners Skylight Hustle, who was a comfortable winner of a point-to-point in October. He ought to have a say in proceedings. Runcok, the Willie Mullins representative, took third in a Tramore bumper in November. More would be needed, but that is feasible. Elliott's Alfa Charlie and Andy Slattery's Parnell Street are newcomers who add further spice to the mix.

Point winner SKYLIGHT HUSTLE appeals as a likely type making his Rules debut for the stable who landed this contest 12 months ago, so he gets the narrow vote before the benefit of market clues. Runcok is one of the likely dangers following an improved showing at Tramore and is next best. The selection's stablemate Alfa Charlie and De Temps En Temps complete the shortlist.

ALFA CHARLIE's dam won a bumper and is a half-sister to the progressive Blue Las so she gets the nod
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