There were 21 Races on Monday 25th March 2024 across 3 meetings. There was 6 races at Huntingdon, 6 races at Exeter, 9 races at Newcastle, 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 5 race.

HOKELAMI made the most of an uncontested lead to score by nine lengths over 2m1f at Sedgefield earlier in the month and he was hit with an 8lb rise for that triumph. Robbie Llewellyn's seven-year-old could have more to offer on only his fifth chase start and he looks the one to beat again. Ingennio is making his first start since a wind operation after he was well held in third at Newcastle last month, but he could get closer off a 2lb lower rating with Gavin Sheehan on board. The hat-trick seeking Ensel Du Perche holds an obvious chance, despite a rising mark.

INGENNIO showed aptitude for chasing at Newcastle and could be the way to go with improvement in this sphere possibly on the cards. Sedgefield-winner Hokelami can go well again, while Chancellorstown is an intriguing contender first time up over fences.

Based on his latest success ENSEL DU PERCHE still looks well treated and gets the vote in the hope that he is ready to go after a break.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Moonlit Potter needed every inch of an extended 2m3f to get up by a nose and shed her maiden tag at Lingfield last month, with Bluella Bresil only a neck behind in third. It would be no surprise to see the latter reverse the form, as she gets a 7lb pull on this occasion. However, they both could be up against it taking on LIGHTENING MAHLER, who failed to justify favouritism when fourth at Warwick in January, but she had excuses as she was reported to have had breathing problems that day. Therefore, the wind operation could work the oracle for the point-to-point winner to make it two wins out of three under Rules.

Having made a bright start to her career LIGHTENING MAHLER disappointed at Warwick in January, but she is well another chance having had a breathing operation since last time. The Dan Skelton-trained mare can get the better of Moonlit Potter, who overcame trouble when making a winning hurdling debut, with Bluella Bresil also considered.

There was lots to like about the way MOONLIT POTTER knuckled down to score at Lingfield after a troubled passage and she can follow up
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

TAP N GO LEO backed up the promise he showed on his debut over hurdles at Warwick in January to record a smooth success at Catterick next time, with the step up to 3m1f the likely factor in unlocking that extra gear. The five-year-old now makes his handicap bow off a mark of 121, which may prove lenient as he could have plenty of improvement in him, and he is taken to go in again. Illico De Cotte has a very similar profile to the selection but it's a slight worry that connections reach for first-time cheekpieces on the back of his Hereford victory, so he could come out second best. Jack Sprat can win the battle for third.

TAP N GO LEO appeals as one who should keep on improving for a bit longer yet and is preferred to fellow last-time-out maiden winner and handicap-newcomer Illico de Cotte.

This looks likely to chiefly concern last-time winners Tap N Go Leo and ILLICO DE COTTE and cheekpieces can help the latter score.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Not in action since unseating his rider at Worcester last August, STUMPS OR SLIPS is relatively lightly raced and has shown plenty of ability in the past, including a double at Worcester and Warwick last year. The son of Getaway should be suited by conditions and gets the vote ahead of Hector Jaguen and Calvic, who ran with credit when third on his first start for new connections at Huntingdon.

A first success on this side of the Channel could be on the cards for ICAQUE DE L'ISLE, who has been given a helping hand by the assessor (eased 3 lb since latest start at Exeter where he wasn't seen to best effect) and a reproduction of his Fakenham effort three starts back would give him every chance. Calvic's recent C&D effort was sufficiently promising to make him a serious player, while Hector Jaguen could also have a part to play if his jumping passes the test.

This looks a good opportunity for ICAQUE DE L'ISLE to get off the mark for Richard Bandey with his Exeter form proving strong.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

MY FRIEND SEAN was only collared late in the day when going from the front on his handicap debut at Doncaster and a slight rise in distance should not inconvenience as he looks to get off the mark for his in-form connections. Lifetime Legend has shown very little in recent starts but has dropped 13lb below his last winning mark and is worth a second look as a result, while Baghdad Central is another to consider if bringing his best form to the table.

MY FRIEND SEAN showed improved form switched to a handicap when third at Doncaster last month and, provided he's learnt to settle better at this sort of trip, Tom Lacey's 5-y-o looks good to go a couple places better at the expense of Highway One O Four, who has offered glimmers of promise in novice hurdles and could kick on now sent handicapping. Lifetime Legend and Privatearing can do battle for the bronze medal.

5yo MY FRIEND SEAN (nap) is taken to build on his improved handicap debut third at Doncaster last time and gain a breakthrough success.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The suggestion is SAMMY'S GUARANTEE, who still looked to be going well when falling three out at Chepstow on her most recent start. Tom Lacey's mare won at Doncaster in January and the slight rise in distance looks like a shrewd move. She is preferred to Samuel Spade, who drops in grade after two inauspicious starts at Kempton, and the unexposed Sao Carlos, who disappointed last time out at Market Rasen but must be noted off a workable-looking mark on his handicap debut.

This looks rather trappy with the vote going to SAMMY'S GUARANTEE, who beat a pretty useful novice when opening her account in January prior to chasing home a progressive type on her handicap bow at Hereford. She was starting to get competitive when taking a heavy fall on her latest start and, if none the worse for that, she should go close. A back-to-form Kansas du Berlais would have a serious chance, while a good round of jumping would bring Samuel Spade firmly into the picture.

After a couple of tougher assignments SAMUEL SPADE should find this level more to his liking and he is taken to bounce back to form.
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