There were 42 Races on Friday 15th March 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Fakenham, 6 races at Ffos Las, 7 races at Cheltenham, 7 races at Newcastle, 8 races at Dundalk, 7 races at Wolverhampton, 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.

RUMOURSAREFLYING was only narrowly denied when second over 2m at Southwell last month and it would be no surprise to see him go one better here. That said, Bluegrass also filled the runner-up berth on his most recent outing and he could prove to be the main threat to the selection. Others who make the shortlist are Juan Bermudez, Galactic Jack and Sceptic.

BLUEGRASS has been shaping up well in handicaps lately and this looks an excellent opportunity for him to open his account as a hurdler. Rumoursareflying probably should have won at Southwell last time and is an obvious threat, with fairly useful Flat recruit Juan Bermudez also worthy of consideration.

This looks an excellent opportunity for BLUEGRASS to open his account over hurdles on the back of his good Huntingdon handicap second.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

In a moderate event, marginal preference is for ELLEON, who was not beaten far when third over 3m3f at Sedgefield last time and the nine-year-old can race off the same mark here. Hamartia showed some encouragement at Ludlow on her most recent outing and may improve for a first-time tongue-tie, while Ballylinch is on a workable mark and looks the clear next best.

ELLEON soon bounced back to form when third at Sedgefield last time, despite having made his effort earlier than ideal, and he can gain a deserved first success over fences with blinkers applied. Ballylinch could still have more to offer after only 4 chase starts and is feared most, ahead of Kadex.

Micky Hammond's BALLYLINCH has made a positive start to life over fences and with few miles still on the clock he can bag a second win.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Heavy ground was a valid excuse for ECLAIR DE GUYE's defeat last time and he can be given another chance off a 5lb lower mark than when third at Southwell two starts ago. Conceroe may have needed the run over 2m5f here last month after a long layoff and he should not be underestimated, while Rostello and is another with valid form claims in a weak event.

A really poor event, with BALLYRASHANE taken to build on a more encouraging chase debut fourth and get off the mark over fences at the second time of asking. It's very hard to have much faith in any of the other runners, with Conceroe perhaps somewhat appealing having won here on her final start before a long absence, whilst the temperamental Rostello could get involved if on a 'going' day.

Comply Or Die's nephew BALLYRASHANE is trusted to take his form up a level hiked up in trip. Eclair De Guye is next most feared.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

FEVER DREAM returned from a 192-day break to be not beaten far into fourth over 2m in this grade at Uttoxeter in October and he goes off an unchanged mark on his reappearance. Christian Williams' six-year-old makes only his second handicap start and, with the step up in trip and first-time tongue-tie possibly helping, he looks the way to go. Awesome Foursome has been thereabouts the last twice, including when third at Hereford last month, and he could have a say. Of the remainder, Sangiovese appeals most after his close second at Fontwell.

A few in with a squeak but FEVER DREAM took a step forward when finishing fourth over an inadequate trip on handicap debut at Uttoxeter back in October so, provided he's ready to roll, Christian Williams' 6-y-o can come out on top with a first-time tongue tie applied. Sangiovese is going the right way, so he heads up the dangers, with Awesome Foursome rounding off the shortlist.

It may be worth siding with FEVER DREAM who performed encouragingly when fourth at Uttoxeter last time. The longer trip should suit
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Crem Fresh was well held in third over an extended 2m7f here last month, but she rates an interesting contender as she takes a big drop in distance off a 2lb lower rating. However, a chance can be taken on WEIGH ANCHOR, who took a step forward from her debut effort over hurdles to fill the runner-up spot at Wetherby in October and the winner of that race was thought of highly enough to compete in a Grade 2 next time. Therefore, she could have plenty more to come on her handicap bow after undergoing a wind operation. Symbolic Spirit completes the shortlist.

An open-looking mares' event in which it could be worth chancing the returning SYMBOLIC SPIRIT. She lines up from what rates an appealing mark on the pick of her form last year and she's just the type her new yard has often excelled with previously. Weigh Anchor arrives one of the least exposed and she should improve now handicapping. Birdhouse and Foursome are others to note.

This may come down to which of SYMBOLIC SPIRIT and Pump It Up can exploit a career-low mark, with the former narrowly chosen.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Coup De Coeur justified strong support in the market when scoring with ease at Sedgefield last month. However, the combination of a 7lb rise and the sharper nature of this course could leave the six-year-old vulnerable and it may be worth taking a chance on TAPLEY. The Suzy Smith-trained inmate posted a fine second in a 0-140 event at Kempton last time out and this contest looks a shade easier. C&D winner Ip Up is also worthy of consideration.

COUP DE COUER is 2-2 when partnered by Brian Hughes and a 7 lb rise for last month's Sedgefield success may not prevent him going in again. Magical Maggie and Tapley were both in good heart at the end of 2023 and may give the selection most to do if resuming in similar form.

Jedd O'Keeffe knows what to send to Fakenham, and IP UP (nap) can improve his course record as well as her own, ahead of Matchless.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

KNIGHT IN DUBAI has been in fine fettle from between the flags and he arrives on the back of a double at Horseheath. The gelded son of Dubai Destination recorded some fair form under Rules during his 2023 campaign and this looks a suitable opportunity for him to gain another success in this sphere. Rebel Dawn Rising should appreciate this return to 3m and is feared most, ahead of Shentri, in what looks an open finale.

KNIGHT IN DUBAI ran poorly on his final outing for Dan Skelton but he's turned over a new leaf in points for this yard and he's worth a chance to make a successful return to Rules. Rebel Dawn Rising is a definite threat if he's ready to go and Firak should give his running once more.

Fellow former Dan Skelton inmates KNIGHT IN DUBAI and Shentri appeal most, the first-named preferred receiving weight all round.
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