There were 14 Races on Sunday 25th February 2024 across 2 meetings. There was 7 races at Naas, 7 races at Hereford, 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.

Southern Sam continues to run well and should the addition of first-time cheekpieces eke out a bit more, he will not be far away. However, a chance can be taken on last year's victor INNISFREE LAD. David Dennis' 12-year-old arrives with something to prove having finished down the field at Catterick last month, but he is 5lb below his mark of 12 months ago and is two from two around here. Volcano can chase the pair home, ahead of Burrows Park.

SOUTHERN SAM had a hard race when winning at Haydock in December and might have been feeling the effects of that at Fontwell since, so is worth another chance with headgear applied. Volcano is feared most back down in class.

Last year's winner INNISFREE LAD (nap) is taken to maintain his unbeaten record at Hereford. Southern Sam is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Dual bumper winner Kel Du Large ought to thrive now switched to hurdles and he merits the utmost respect, but preference is for DON VIRGINIA. The son of Walzertakt, whose dam won over timber in France, is from the family of a host of winners, so it would come as no surprise were he to make an immediate impact for his in-form yard. Wonderful Delight is another debutant to take note of, while Kalif D'airy, who reached the frame at Newbury last month, should step forward with that experience under his belt.

KEL DU LARGE had the reopposing Kalif d'Airy behind him when winning a Cheltenham listed bumper on New Year's Day and is taken to stretch his unbeaten record to 3 now hurdling, most likely at the expense of Gary Moore's charge, who followed that Cheltenham run with a promising third over hurdles at Newbury. Wonderful Delight and Don Virginia are newcomers to monitor in the betting.

The clear form pick is promising youngster KEL DU LARGE. Second choice is Kalif D'Airy.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Mighty Moth would be of interest on the form of her admirable third behind two classy rivals at Ascot, but she needs to bounce back from a lacklustre effort at Newbury subsequently. With that in mind, preference is for point-to-point winner LARGY FORCE, who made a pleasing debut under Rules when second in a Catterick bumper in December and with that experience under her belt, she may prove tough to stop. French recruit Lady Pretender makes her debut for the Venetia Williams stable and commands respect.

LADY PRETENDER has some fairly useful form to her name in France and fetched 130,000 euros when switched to the excellent Venetia Williams' yard. so is fancied to make a winning start here. Mighty Moth rates the pick of those with experience on these shores and is next on the list ahead of hurdling-newcomer Largy Force who brings a fair bit of potential.

Back down in class, MIGHTY MOTH has the best form claims. Lady Pretender is second choice based on her French chase efforts.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Any support for unexposed chasers Abingworth and Keep Running would have solid foundations. However, FIRE DANCER is starting to look attractively weighted and may be worth chancing on just his second start after wind surgery. The Venetia Williams-trained gelding was on the back of a much longer break when he showed up well for a long way in a deeper race at Ascot last time out and, now dropped back down in class, he could be a different proposition.

The progressive ABINGWORTH is fancied to resume winning ways after his narrow defeat at Ludlow. Keep Running's latest effort at Sandown was too bad to be true so he can be expected to bounce back and emerge as the biggest threat to the selection.

A chance is taken on SAMTARA, who may stage a revival returned to the scene of his hurdles win. Abingworth is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

A breathing operation was probably instrumental in SAMMY'S GUARANTEE posting a much improved effort when she comfortably landed a novice hurdle at Doncaster, and Tom Lacey's mare offers strong hope stepping back up in trip for her handicap debut. One Eye On Vegas wore first-time cheekpieces (retained) when winning at Leicester so commands respect, despite running off 8lb higher. French import In D'or is the pick of the rest, but carries risk after a disappointing run when favourite for a maiden at Plumpton.

OWL OF ATHENS showed definite signs of ability on 2 of his 3 starts in novice company and with this step back up in trip rating a plus now handicapping, Evan Williams' 5-y-o makes a good deal of appeal. Sammy's Guarantee and One Eye On Vegas head up the dangers, along with In d'Or.

After keeping on relentlessly to win at Doncaster last month, SAMMY'S GUARANTEE can probably improve again on this handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

The combination of positive tactics and first-time cheekpieces saw a much-improved effort from IRON D'EX when he filled the runner-up berth over an extended 2m3f here. Sheila Lewis' gelding should relish the extra couple of furlongs and makes plenty of appeal off the same mark. Jack Sprat is another who should enjoy this stiffer test of stamina and may emerge as the chief threat, although it wouldn't be a surprise to see an improved bid from handicap debutant Captain Wallace.

A case can be made for lots of these but the vote goes to MISTER BARCLAY who arrives on the back of a very good Wetherby third (form been franked) and promises to be suited by this longer trip too. Course second Iron d'Ex is weighted to have a big say and rated next best, although the likes of Jack Sprat, Ballynaheer and Mac's Legacy all need factoring in too.

Top of the list is JUST IN A BIT, who ran well for a long way when third in a heavy-ground Leicester novice last month.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

CELTIC SEA overcame long odds on his debut to run an excellent race when only going down by half a length at Ludlow. With improvement expected, the Evan Williams-trained five-year-old can prove that performance was no fluke. The Flat-bred Twin Earth, who cost 160,000gns as a yearling back in 2021, is possibly the biggest threat for shrewd connections. We're Red And Blue, an 87,000-euro son of Blue Bresil, is another to consider first time out.

CELTIC SEA is the percentage call on the back of his promising debut second at Ludlow in December, although a strong market move for newcomers We're Red And Blue and/or Twin Earth would put a slightly different slant on things.

We're Red And Blue is an interesting newcomer but CELTIC SEA is taken to build upon his promising Ludlow debut.
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