There were 35 Races on Tuesday 12th November 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Huntingdon, 7 races at Fairyhouse, 7 races at Hereford, 6 races at Lingfield, 8 races at Southwell, 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.

D'JO DELA BARRIERE sets the standard and has been found a good opportunity to make his experience count on just his third start under Rules. Bits N Pieces was green when fourth in a selling hurdle at Stratford last month and can figure with a step forward here. New Man appeals on pedigree and warrants a market inspection on his racecourse bow.

D'JO DELA BARRIERE probably needed the run starting out for Evan Williams after 6 months off at Chepstow and with this race lacking the same depth he looks the way to go. New Man and Brave Move certainly aren't overfaced for their first go over hurdles and wouldn't need to be anything out of the ordinary to have a say.

Preference is for D'JO DELA BARRIERE who is capable of better than he was able to demonstrate on stable debut at Chepstow.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Having joined her current connections for 60,000gns after just one start over an extended 7f on the Flat in France, Matwana is an intriguing proposition on her NH debut even though her pedigree leans more towards speed than stamina. However, MIDNIGHT EXIT has shown ability over hurdles in France and could be tough to deaL with. Window Of Time appeals more than Serendipitous Lady based on the evidence available so far.

French-runner MIDNIGHT EXIT is worth another chance having beaten a now 136-rated filly first time up in the summer. She struggled in a deeper race at Auteuil more recently but this looks easier. Harry Derham's Matwana has solid credentials starting out in this sphere and is the obvious danger.

The intriguing one is MATWANA who should appreciate the underfoot conditions and could possess the ability to score on her hurdle debut
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

MISTYMAL saw the trip out well to justify favouritism over C&D on his chasing debut last month and should have plenty more to offer. A 4lb higher mark is far from insurmountable in this company and back-to-back wins could be imminent for the Tim Vaughan-trained gelding. Fellow last-time-out winner Pawpaw is a serious threat under a 7lb penalty for last Friday's 3m2f success at Fontwell, although Ballynaheer has shown promise over fences and also warrants consideration.

An open handicap in which preference is for BALLYNAHEER who has shaped well on both his starts to date over fences under patient tactics and looks to have a fair bit more to offer. C&D scorer Mistymal also has better days ahead of him and is next on the list ahead of the handily-weighted Best Mate Dave and newcomers Faded Fantasy and Blackacre.

Mistymal needs respecting off a 4lb rise for his recent C&D win but marginal preference is for BALLYNAHEER.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Superbolt has taken the silver medal home on both starts for the Nigel Twiston-Daives stable and should remain competitive off 3lb higher than his latest effort at Ludlow. However, the vote goes to MAHLER MOON, who was third at Southwell last month and was dropped 2lb for that effort. With Jack Hogan claiming a handy 3lb this time, he could be the one to beat. Fat Sam completes the shortlist

SUPERBOLT had the rest well beaten off when a promising second to the in-form Nickelforce on his chase debut at Ludlow and, with the likelihood of better to come from this 4-y-o, he will take plenty of stopping. Mahler Moon is also open to improvement in this sphere and is feared most ahead of last-time-out C&D winner Moodofthemoment.

A tricky race with C&D winner Moodofthemoment, Fat Sam and the 4yo SUPERBOLT all arriving in peak form.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Melton Mossy just prevailed by a neck in a stronger event than this at Ludlow five days ago and holds an obvious chance, despite a 7lb penalty. However, he might come out second best to KARAKORAM, who returned from a break to score in decisive style over 3m at the same venue on his latest outing. The nine-year-old only has a 6lb higher rating to contend with and could complete a double. Ted's Friend is another to note.

TED'S FRIEND looks to be building up to something and gets the vote for Fergal O'Brien. The thriving Melton Mossy rates an obvious threat, while also don't be surprised to see State of Fame leave the form of his first outing for Tom Lacey behind now stepping back up in trip.

Ted's Friend is respected but winning pointer STATE OF FAME shaped promisingly over a trip short of his best on stable debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

OUR DYLAN would have finished closer to the eventual winner but for being hampered at a crucial stage when third over an extended 2m2f at Newton Abbot when last seen. Off an unchanged mark, he gets the vote to go two places better on his return to action. Runner-up at Stratford on his most recent start, Jazz King can emerge as the main danger off what looks a manageable mark, while Coup De Gold is also respected with match-fitness on his side.

With the Alastair Ralph stable among the winners a chance is taken on JAZZ KING, who potentially has a bit of class for this level. Our Dylan was in fine form when last seen and is second choice ahead of Coup de Gold. Ikigai Star would also firmly enter the reckoning if showing up after/instead of Kempton on Monday.

Topweight JAZZ KING (nap) was a good second in a novice hurdle at Stratford when last seen and earns the vote now back in a handicap.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Those with experience under Rules don't appear to set a lofty standard, and it may pay to side with the newcomer WHAT U WANNA DO IS. James Owen has his string in fine form at present, and this 35,000-euro daughter of Flemensfirth can play a leading part in what looks an ordinary contest on her debut. Presenting Milan wasn't disgraced when third in a Worcester bumper in September and could put up the most resistance to the selection, while Desert Guest is also noteworthy, especially if the market speaks favourably.

WHAT U WANNA DO IS has a relation who won a bumper and represents a thriving stable, so she's preferred to Presenting Milan, who has shown a reasonable level of form in placing on both starts to date. Desert Guest is another notable newcomer.

The newcomer WHAT U WANNA DO IS looks the part on paper and represents an up-and-coming yard.
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