There were 44 Races on Saturday 25th January 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Uttoxeter, 6 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Fairyhouse, 7 races at Cheltenham, 7 races at Newcastle, 9 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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SPLASHING OUT showed her first piece of consequential chase form on New Year's Day and is suited by this distance and softening ground. She has won just once from 19 runs but is rated 120 over hurdles and benefitted from dropping to a lower grade at Tramore, when finishing second. She is rated 115 today and should compete. It obviously isn't ideal that both recent winner Don't Talk and recently-placed Money Heist ran only four days ago but both can get involved.

MONEY HEIST got back on the up when third over 3m at Down Royal recently and, with this drop back in trip unlikely to be an issue (both wins last season were over 2m) he could be the answer. Next on the list is Splashing Out, who produced by far her best effort yet over fences when runner-up in a Tramore novice on New Year's Day. Big Stage and Ernie From Nurney are others to consider.

This may be a good chance for DON'T TALK (nap) under a 7lb penalty for Tuesday's win; softer ground can help bring his stamina into play
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BRANDT races lazily but is a dour stayer. He initially raced over shorter distances in the UK and having won from a rating of 90 last August, has since hinted that extreme distances suit. He is 2lb higher than at Thurles last month but today's rider claims 5lb. Rusheen tries this distance for the first time but ran well when upped in trip finishing behind a well treated winner at Limerick. He is 4lb higher but is a course hurdle winner. Dorans Law ran well in a better race over Christmas and should again compete while One Horse Army is 10lb higher than at Navan.

WINE AN DINE was much improved when second on handicap bow here 9 days ago and can go one better off the same mark with this longer trip promising to suit. Dorans Law and Baldur's Gate both arrive on the back of eye-catching runs and they head the dangers.

This will take some getting and MAHLER APPEAL certainly appeals as the type who will relish conditions. One Horse Army is a danger
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The well-bred AURORA VEGA suffered an outage at Wexford in October but was in better heart when winning here on New Year's Day. She meets Mongibello on 5lb worse terms here but the selection's jumping was still quite novicey so progress could be forthcoming as she gains further experience. Fancy Girl was an impressive maiden winner at Cork last month and had previously shown smart bumper form. A chasing type, she has nice ability and can compete. Baby Kate also steps up from maiden hurdle company and is noted.

Willie Mullins holds a strong hand with all 3 of his representatives holding claims. FANCY GIRL made light of a 20-month absence when scoring with ease on hurdles bow at Cork 6 weeks ago and she shades the vote. Stablemates Aurora Vega and Baby Kate are next best in that order.

Paul Townend has opted to ride Aurora Vega but stablemate FANCY GIRL couldn't have been more impressive when bolting up at Cork
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KOKTAIL DIVIN kept a smart sort more than honest when second on Irish debut over further at Leopardstown. He had decent form in French bumpers and holds entries at the Cheltenham Festival. Kawaboomga is another French recruit to take very seriously. There was plenty to like about his runner-up finish at Leopardstown over Christmas and he has the same Cheltenham options. Barry Connell has always held William Munny in high regard. A strong bumper career saw him win twice before being placed in Grade 1 company. There should be plenty more to come after his second place over flights in Leopardstown. Fleetfoot is a graduate from the Flat that is worth a market check.

The three to focus on here are KAWABOOMGA, Koktail Divin and William Munny, all of whom shaped really well when runner-up in maiden hurdles at Leopardstown during the Christmas period. Preference is for the first-named, who chased home exciting stablemate Kopek des Bordes on what was his first appearance for 10 months (and first start since joining the Willie Mullins yard).

A fascinating maiden hurdle. Always highly regarded by Barry Connell, it's time for WILLIAM MUNNY to come good over hurdles
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This looks a good opportunity O' BON PARDON to get off the mark. He started his career off with a solid sixth in the valuable Goffs Defender Bumper at Punchestown in April last year and, after unplaced efforts in a bumper at Galway and a maiden hurdle at Punchestown, showed much more when a close fourth in a Naas maiden hurdle last month. Conor Stone-Walsh is proving good value for his 5lb claim in this sphere. Butchers Bill has faced tough tasks in his three outings to date, but this looks a weaker race and he gets first-time cheekpieces. Similar sentiments apply to the 102-rated Leah's Contessa who has in-form claimer Tiernan Power Roche up.

Hard to make a compelling case for any of these but O'BON PARDON upped his game when fourth at Naas and that suggests he's the one to beat. Leah's Contessa is a big danger on her debut form, with Butchers Bill another to consider.

This isn't the strongest maiden hurdle and O' BON PARDON could be the one to take advantage after a return to form when 4th last time
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WELL DRESSED can avail of a drop in class. She ran well to a point in handicap company at Punchestown and Navan, and her maiden hurdle form certainly stands up to scrutiny (fourth in Punchestown and Naas, and runner-up at Navan). She ought to do damage off a mark of 106 with Cian Cullinan's claim factored in. Arch Enemy wasn't outclassed when sixth in a higher grade at Leopardstown. Prior to that, she won a premier handicap on the Flat at Leopardstown and a novice handicap hurdle over C&D. Duke Of Leggagh has been building up experience in maiden hurdles and finally gets the testing ground he craves, so improvement could be forthcoming.

CHEF'S KISS can race offf the same mark as when an excellent strong-travelling third at Limerick last time out so looks the way to go with this drop back in trip also a likely plus. Seasett is also weighted to go well and appeals as the one to chase him home ahead of C&D scorer Arch Enemy and handicap-debutant Duke of Leggagh.

The tentative vote goes to SEASETT who showed a bit more when fifth at Down Royal last week and he's well treated if building on that
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This looks a deep bumper. Point-to-point winner THEFLYINGKING went clear with the winner in a Down Royal bumper before giving best in second. He ran green and can reap the benefit of that opening run. Willie Mullins introduces Leading Light gelding Fillyoureye who is related to a plethora of winners, so he is an obvious danger. Walks In June went off favourite on debut in a Leopardstown bumper last month and finished a close third. Joseph O'Brien takes the wraps off Moon Eclipse whose full sister was good enough to win a bumper on her first start. Given Gavin Cromwell's form, you wouldn't want to be ruling out his Kamino Bello.

Point winner THEFLYINGKING shaped well on Rules debut at Down Royal and is expected to open his account here unless a newcomer such as Fillyoureye or Moon Eclipse prove to be above average.

Point winner THEFLYINGKING sets a solid standard on form after a narrow defeat on rules debut when pulling a long way clear of the 3rd
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