There were 31 Races on Friday 16th February 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Fakenham, 7 races at Kelso, 8 races at Dundalk, 9 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.

Immortal Fame posted a career-best performance when completing a double at Ascot in December and he must enter calculations. However, he's effectively 17lb higher in the ratings without Cameron Iles' claim so it may be worth taking him on with handicap debutant NAB WOOD. Nicky Richards' gelding was quite taking when landing a novice hurdle over C&D last month and a rating of 114 could underestimate his true ability. Eloi Du Puy has the form to feature too.

Plenty with claims here including ELOI DU PUY, who has really upped his game this season and was still in the firing line when brought down at Sandown last month. He gets the nod. Immortal Fame and Nab Wood rate the principal dangers.

Preference is for NAB WOOD, who was an easy winner of a C&D novice last month and is open to more progress on this handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Although PRIMOZ was ultimately disappointing when finishing down the field in a Grade 2 at Haydock in late November, it's still early days for Lucinda Russell's gelding. Previous to that effort, he got the better of two subsequent winners at Ayr and, with his stable in flying form, the six-year-old is taken to regain the winning thread. Tedtwo posted a solid second on his stable bow at Wetherby last month and is feared most, ahead of Alnilam and Ballyfort.

This can go to TEDTWO, who pulled clear of the remainder when runner-up on debut for Ben Haslam at Wetherby last month and likely has more to give yet. Primoz and Alnilam look the obvious dangers.

In what is likely to be a well-run race TEDTWO is taken to win his second race over hurdles with Ayr winner Primoz his main threat.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Ilanz appeared better than ever when landing a 15-runner handicap hurdle at Wincanton on his seasonal bow last month. He warrants respect in his follow-up bid, but an 8lb rise may be enough to thwart him. The downgraded CARNFUNNOCK has some fair form in the book this season and a return to two miles may be enough for the seven-year-old to register a third victory in this discipline. Ginger Mail and Ip Up are sure to have their supporters too.

JUNGLE JACK has dropped back to only 1 lb below the mark he defied at Bangor last spring and might be worth chancing to make a successful return from wind surgery. This is a slight drop in class for Carnfunnock and he's second choice ahead of Cracking Rhapsody, who can turn around last month's C&D form with Ginger Mail on these 4 lb better terms.

In an open race the progressive CRACKING RHAPSODY is taken to reverse last month's C&D form with Ginger Mail on these better terms.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Nells Son wasn't disgraced when fourth over an extended 2m at Doncaster and he is 1lb lower now so is an interesting contender stepping back up in distance. However, the vote goes to EMPIRE STEEL, who wasn't beaten far into third over 3m2f here before occupying the runner-berth in the Rowland Meyrick. He has had wind surgery since and can repeat his victory of two years ago in this contest. Top-weight Richmond Lake looks the best of the rest.

EMPIRE STEEL found a late error proving costly when runner-up at Wetherby last time out and, now back after a wind op, is taken to repeat his success in the 2022 running. Nells Son and Ned Tanner both arrive in good form and can chase home Sandy Thomson's veteran in that order.

The vote goes to triple course winner EMPIRE STEEL, who chased home a major improver in the Rowland Meyrick at Wetherby last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

SPECIAL RATE is three from four over fences after securing a C&D victory by just over two lengths when denying a hot favourite. Philip Kirby's gelding is 5lb higher now, but he is clearly improving at a rapid rate of knots and can continue his progression. Imperial Merlin was well held on his chase debut here in December but could easily take a step forward, with improvement likely. Giovinco would take all the beating but he won a match at Newcastle on Thursday.

GIOVINCO possibly found the race coming too soon in the Grade 1 Kauto Star on Boxing Day, 18 days on from his good effort behind Stay Away Fay at Sandown, so he can bounce back to winning ways if taking up this engagement. Special Rate looks the biggest threat as he bids for a seventh win of the season, though Imperial Merlin could take a step forward from his chase debut.

The promising Giovinco won with ease in a two-runner race yesterday. If he is absent, this would be a fine chance for SPECIAL RATE.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Escapeandevade was able to exploit a drop in the ratings when winning at Sedgefield three weeks ago and he merits respect off 5lb higher, but it might pay to side with DUBAI DAYS. Nick Alexander's charge took a step in the right direction when fourth here recently and, from 1lb below his last winning mark, this could be a good opportunity. Marshalled can chase the pair home, ahead of Salamanca Bay.

DUBAI DAYS usually comes good around this time of year and, having displayed encouraging signs over further here 33 days ago, this former C&D winner could be worth chancing to build on that effort here. Escapeandevade, a good winner in first-time cheekpieces (retained here) at Sedgefield 3 weeks ago can also feature with a repeat.

Although put up 5lb for his Sedgefield win, ESCAPEANDEVADE (nap) has plenty going for him with doubts about his rivals.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

There was lots to like about YAKALEO's Musselburgh debut, where he finished hot on the heels of the front two despite finding trouble approaching the furlong pole. That form has since been franked and with improvement on the cards, Nicky Richards' charge can strike. Cushendun has produced a similar level of form across both of his career starts and must enter calculations along with the Lucinda Russell pair of Caledonian Pearl and Santapietra.

YAKALEO's third at Musselburgh first time out is the best piece of form on offer and there's reason to think he can do better, so he gets the nod over Caledonian Pearl and Dedicated Hero, who also showed promise on their Rules debut.

Preference is for YAKALEO, who made a promising start with his close third at Musselburgh in December.
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