There were 48 Races on Monday 21st October 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Plumpton, 8 races at Gowran Park, 7 races at Bath, 7 races at Pontefract, 9 races at Southwell, 9 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Triple representation for the Mark Fahey yard here and movements in the market ought to be revealing when it comes to the Monasterevin handler's runners. Ben Coen could well be aboard the safest choice of the Fahey runners in Buck Barrow, but stable companions CHICA GUERRERA and Rebel Lily may have more scope for progression fresh out of maiden company. Chica Guerrera's performances to date haven't been completely devoid of promise, though her poor finishing positions mask that fact. A modest opening mark, allied with the allowance claimed by talented apprentice Keithen Kennedy, should give the selection every chance of getting more deeply involved than she has done thus far. Towards the head of the weights Dandy Khan and Watching are others to factor in.

YOUR CALL's latest effort wasn't a particularly good one but a reproduction of his previous Naas fourth would give him every chance here off this reduced mark. Buck Barrow and Dandy Khan may emerge as the main dangers, while Whywhywhy Delilah is also worth a second look.

Lots of guesswork involved to make cases for many of these but not so DANDY KHAN who ran a nice last race at the Curragh.
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LIGHT AS AIR made a satisfactory enough start to his career when third behind stable companion Isambard Brunel at Navan recently. With the promise of more to come now he could be the safest choice and interestingly his conqueror from Proudstown Park may be seen at Group 1 level next time. Viking Invasion sported blinkers in a big sales race at the Curragh last month. He'll find this easier and with the headgear retained the Mehmas colt is likely to make a bold bid to put his experience to good use. Owner/breeders Ballygallon Stud start Enziya off at their local track. The Night Of Thunder gelding's trainer Ray Cody has booked Colin Keane for the ride, and it won't come as any great surprise if the grey gets involved at the business end.

LIGHT AS AIR really caught the eye on debut at Navan 12 days ago and can be expected to take a big step forward. Viking Invasion sets the standard on the pick of his form, while the selection's stablemate Saints n Scholars can't be discounted on only his second run.

Viking Invasion has much the best form but Navan third LIGHT AS AIR(nap) is the one with striking potential.
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DERESSA goes up to an extended mile now and could be capable of getting off the mark at the fourth attempt, despite conceding weight away all round. She's value for more than the bare facts of a near seven-length defeat at Galway last month, given that Chris Hayes had to take back the Zarak filly sharply, after a gap closed in the latter stages of a similar heat. That event featured a couple of subsequent winners, and more might emerge in the closing days of the turf campaign. Deressa sported cheekpieces at Ballybrit, but she goes without those aids here, perhaps a sign that the juvenile is maturing with racing. Similarly experienced I Can Imagine and J M's Joy are not to be taken lightly. The majority are less exposed and clues from the market may be the soundest guide.

Not a strong maiden given the numbers, with I CAN IMAGINE just about the most persuasive candidate with this step up to 1m sure to suit. J M'S JOY ran a cracker given she blew the start last time so she's a threat, while newcomer Lily Parr isn't without hope on breeding.

Proven in these conditions when runner-up at Killarney last time J M'S JOY can go one better today.
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Joseph O'Brien will be doing his best to provide Wayne Hassett with a few winners as the latter contends for the apprentice title and the pair team up here with an interesting handicap debutant in the shape of CATHEDRAL PEAK. The daughter of Camelot might want further than a mile but some of her maiden form reads well, principally her debut sixth in a 1m2f Curragh contest that worked out well. A mark of 65 could be lenient if she enjoys racing on softer ground. Killarney heavy-ground winner and third Martinelli and Bella Colombia are closely matched at the revised weights, while Alex Belardo, who made the breakthrough on soft ground at Down Royal, is another in the mix.

WARAZAM cemented nan excellent start to life in handicaps when runner-up in another big-field contest at Thurles 11 days ago and at the foot of the weights, she makes plenty of appeal. Last-time-out scorers Alex Belardo and Martinelli are a couple of potential threats.

When winning over 7f at Down Royal last time, ALEX BELARDO shaped as if he would stay this trip so he is selected.
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WRIST ART hit winning form last autumn, including a win on soft ground at Thurles, and Tim Doyle's seven-year-old has run well at this venue a couple of times. Notably unlucky in running at Listowel, he has run two solid races since and Sam Coen's 10lb claim enhances his prospects of a third career success. Guest Artist has come down to a competitive mark and was only beaten a length at Bellewstown two starts back. He handled soft ground well when third at Roscommon last week. Magic Charm was third on heavy ground at the Curragh early in the season. After four months off, a recent run at the same venue should have teed him up nicely for this.

WRIST ART shaped as if back in form at Roscommon last week, paying the price for a big move into contention. He's been eased another 1 lb since and can prove too strong for Guest Star, who also ran well at Roscommon last Monday. Willie McCreery's Red Special completes the shortlist.

LADY ARWEN is narrowly preferred in the hope this venue sparks a return to her best form. She has won twice here before.
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A dual winner on testing ground, ASISAID will have no problem with conditions and the five-year-old has shaped well in two outings since switching to Denis Hogan's yard. Those runs, including last week's second at Roscommon, showed that he is effective going right-handed and he may be capable of getting his head back in front. Skontonovski, behind the selection last time, is worse off at the weights with his 12lb hike for winning easily at Thurles now kicking in and soft ground won't be ideal for him. Pandion Power battled well when making the breakthrough at Roscommon but is now 7lb higher. Angels On Fire beat Pink Socks in a division of this handicap on heavy ground last year.

PINK SOCKS again shaped better than the result when seventh to Skontonovski last time and, if more goes her way she may be able to defy a handy mark at the possible expense of last-time-out winner Pandion Power. Asisaid is another definite player.

Preference is for PINK SOCKS. The C&D winner rarely runs a poor race at this track and her promising rider takes off 10lb.
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The Dermot Weld-trained SACRED OATH can belatedly get off the mark. A real eye catcher when staying on nicely to finish third after a troubled passage on her Curragh debut, the Lope De Vega filly proved slightly disappointing when unable to build on that effort at Galway next time. Although only eighth of 22 back at the Curragh on her third start, plenty of subsequent winners have come from that race. With an official rating of 80, the Ken Condon-trained Ina Mina sets the standard. However, with seven runs to date, the daughter of Ulysses may not have as much scope for improvement as some of her rivals. Killarney runner-up Victoria Kesia is also exposed but arguably ran a career best last time.

INA MINA holds the best form on offer so is fancied to get off the mark now lowered in grade having found listed company too taxing when 11th at Naas last time out. Aidan O'Brien's Iseult Of Ireland rates the chief threat with Storm Averted and Victoria Kelsia also in the mix.

With solid efforts on her first two starts, SACRED OATH is forgiven a below-par effort last time and can get off the mark.
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A recent winner of a Listed handicap hurdle at Listowel, FRANKENDAEL has to be of interest reverting to the Flat. Lightly raced on the level when trained in Britain, the five-year-old easily won his final start in that code for Edward Bethell. Having improved with each outing over hurdles, the Camelot gelding could still be nicely treated off his Flat mark of 76. The locally-trained Teed Up hasn't reached the heights he is undoubtedly capable of this season but, off a rating 16lb below his best and with his rider claiming an additional 7lb, the Emmet Mullins-trained gelding cannot be discounted. Killarney winner Abbey Actress takes a step up in grade but has the scope to improve further over this trip.

LITTLE LADY LUCY was firmly on top at the finish when scoring at Down Royal 3 weeks ago and there's further progress in her, so she's marginally preferred to Frankendael, who has been thriving over hurdles for this stable lately. Paradise Lost should also be on the premises.

ABBEY ACTRESS displayed a willing attitude to get off the mark at Killarney last time and she could improve again for this trip.
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