There were 22 Races on Sunday 19th January 2025 across 3 meetings. There was 8 races at Windsor, 7 races at Thurles, 7 races at Fakenham, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

A comfortable winner over C&D on New Year's Day, MALAGO ROSE is an appealing option in her bid to follow up off just 6lb higher. The very capable Harriet Tucker takes over from Freddie Mitchell in the saddle and her 7lb claim helps. Awesome Foursome and De Vega's Warrior have been knocking on the door of late and can make this a good test for the selection.

A tricky opening race. MERSEY STREET finished second here in October and shaped well when not quite getting home on his first try over 3m (soft) last month, only headed in the final 50 yards having made the running. He should be able to see out this trip back on a sharper track and can take this under a positive ride. Kadex showed glimpses of his old ability last time and he'd be a big player if able to build on that, while Chancellorstown should be more at home back up in trip today.

A wide-margin C&D winner on just her second start for Neil Mulholland, MALAGO ROSE could easily have more to offer for her new stable.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

KALIF D'AIRY wasn't beaten far when second under Caoilin Quinn in a similar event over 2m3f at Fontwell on Boxing Day and may be able to go one place better with this drop in trip likely to be beneficial. Runaway Train was a well-held fourth in that race and would need a big step forward to reverse the form. With that in mind, Character Testing may pose a bigger threat.

KALIF D'AIRY was well-backed and moved through the race powerfully when second over further on Boxing Day. The drop back to 2m should pose no problem, and he can go one better today in a race that should be run to suit. The consistent Character Testing should be in the money yet again, along with Mavis Pike who is down in class and returns to the scene of her sole victory.

The choice is REALISTIC OPTIMISM who has shown ability in three starts over hurdles and ought to find this easier on handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Cases can be made for several of these but perhaps the well-handicapped SHAW'S CROSS, who runs off 9lb lower than his last winning mark, could be the answer. A respectable second and clear of the rest at Plumpton most recently, the veteran still retains plenty of enthusiasm for the game. Mortens Leam has won over this C&D and rates the chief threat, ahead of Supasunrise.

JUKEBOX D'EDDY rates the pick of these weights so is fancied to gain a deserved breakthrough success at the chief expense of in-form C&D scorer Mortens Leam. Annie Nail and Jimmyjeroo also need factoring into this open handicap.

This can go to the 13yo MORTENS LEAM who has winning form over C&D and drops into a 0-100 for the first time since the autumn of 2018.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

MOHAWK CHIEF caught the eye when finishing a never-nearer second over 2m here on New Year's Day and a return to 2m4f may prove fruitful. Although the five-year-old will need to jump with more fluency, a race of this nature looks well within his compass. The 115-rated Aviation sets a good standard and Lucy Wadham's charge isn't taken lightly, while market support for point-to-point winner Dwight K Schrute would be interesting.

AVIATION holds the best form on offer so is taken to build on his Warwick second and get off the mark in this sphere. Hurdling newcomers Dwight K Schrute and Escapologist are both in good hands and need considering too, especially if the market speaks in their favour.

Escapologist looks interesting but AVIATION has made a pretty solid start to his hurdling career and gets the nod.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Star Walking opened her account in this discipline at the second time of asking when digging deep at Wincanton last month. However, an opening mark of 113 does demand more of Harry Fry's mare and the experienced SUNDAY SOLDIER is more appealing. The daughter of Shantou was far from disgraced when second on her chase bow at Exeter 31 days ago and she looks capable of regaining the winning thread reverting to hurdles. Greyval and Lindy Reilly are others to consider.

STAR WALKING hasn't put a foot wrong to date and, while only just edging ahead from Game Colours at Wincanton last time, there should be more to come switched to handicaps. Sunday Soldier is a most likeable mare who should go well back hurdling and Lindy Reilly is another who remains with potential.

Just a head separated STAR WALKING and Game Colours at Wincanton last month. The winner is taken to confirm the placings.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

TELEPATHIQUE hasn't looked back since her chasing debut success over C&D in October, as she recorded another win at Warwick and backed that up by finishing second in Listed company at the same venue. A wind operation did the trick for Gazette Bourgeoise here on New Year's Day and she enters calculations off a 7lb higher mark. Others for the shortlist include So Said I and Getbazoutofhere.

OSTRAVA DU BERLAIS seemed to struggle on testing ground when bidding for the hat-trick at Ffos Las last week so is worth another chance back on a better surface. This does look competitive, though, with Telepathique and Gazette Bourgeoise heading the dangers.

A rapid improver in December, OSTRAVA DU BERLAIS (nap) is better than she showed on her latest outing and can resume her progres.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

EDWARD SEXTON was just denied on his racecourse bow at Sandown in November by a stable companion and the five-year-old wouldn't need to find much improvement in order to go one better. Jager Time was down the field in a Cheltenham bumper in October but is capable of better with his sights lowered. Newcomers Seaview Rock and Spectacularsunrise represent top stables and are worth a market check.

EDWARD SEXTON went very close to making a winning debut at Sandown and this looks a good opportunity for him to go one better. Seaview Rock proved quite popular at the sales last year and looks a likely newcomer for Dan Skelton, while Spectacularsunrise is also from a yard that has a good record in these events.

Sandown runner-up EDWARD SEXTON probably sets a good form standard and ought to be hard to beat.
Ths is the racecard key.
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