There were 15 Races on Wednesday 29th January 2025 across 2 meetings. There was 7 races at Dundalk, 8 races at Kempton, 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.

Ciotog should be capable of another bold showing, despite picking up a 4lb penalty for Saturday's ready success over the extended mile at Wolverhampton. However, this is not straightforward given his limited experience on Polytrack so PROFITMAN, already a dual winner on the surface, could be worth chancing, with the step back up in trip likely to suit. The less-exposed Drifts Away is another tempting proposition, with Lewis Kent's 5lb claim a handy asset.

DRIFTS AWAY has been holding his form well since going handicapping, not beaten far when third at Southwell last time and pulling clear of the remainder, so he could be ready to return to winning ways this time around. Profitman also arrives in good form and is feared most, ahead of the penalised Ciotog.

A tricky opener. Saturday's Wolverhampton winner Ciotog is respected but this could fall the way of the strong-finishing PROFITMAN.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Those with experience are nothing out of the ordinary and it's likely this will go to one of the newcomers. The Godolphin-owned OPERA BALLO, a 600,000-euro purchase as a yearling, is an obvious starting point, especially considering Charlie Appleby's recent domination of this race. Ledanis and Gennadius are attractive propositions on paper and would have to be of interest if supported in the betting.

This can go to a newcomer, with preference for OPERA BALLO who was an expensive purchase and whose yard won both divisions of this race last year, including with subsequent 2000 Guineas winner Notable Speech. Ledanis also fetched a six-figure sum and is another to note on debut, with Gennadius completing the shortlist.

This should go to a newcomer and OPERA BALLO is marginally preferred to Ledanis.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

The nicely-bred SABUGAL, a 200,000gns yearling out of Group 3 winner Cimeara, won't need to be anything special to match his dam's feat of making a winning racecourse debut. Shihoku is arguably the most notable of the rest given his proximity to the high-class Henry Adams in a Naas maiden on his only previous start. However, that was more than 18 months ago and a leap of faith is needed on his stable/all-weather debut with a tongue-tie added. Quai De Bethune and Zoffandia complete the shortlist.

QUAI DE BETHUNE shaped with definite promise despite signs of inexperience when third in a Sandown novice back in September and sure to have derived plenty from that initial effort, he's fancied to make a bold bid second time up. Shihoku has a lengthy absence to overcome but has the form to play a part. Newcomer Sabugal and Invincible Duke are others worthy of a second look.

Stepping up to 1m should suit QUAI DE BETHUNE and he is taken to make a winning reappearance. Invincible Duke is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

The improving THE OUTLAW relished the step up to a mile when opening his account with ease at Chelmsford earlier in the month, a 6lb rise for that seems fair and he can go in again with further progress on the cards. Squires Treaty has made the frame off this mark at Southwell the last twice and warrants respect, but the main threat may be C&D winner Mr Ubiquitous, who ran well for second at Wolverhampton off 2lb lower last time.

THE OUTLAW confirmed previous promise whilst highlighting he was still learning on the job when opening his account at Chelmsford 3 weeks ago. Appealing as the type to rate higher still for his top yard, he can follow up from his revised mark. Whizz By, Minelone and Mr Ubiquitous head up the dangers, in a competitive race of its type.

Top of the list is THE OUTLAW, who showed improved form to win by nearly 3l when upped to 1m at Chelmsford last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

A return to 7f and gelding procedure must bring Midnight's Dream into calculations after his third over a mile at Newcastle when last seen. However, KING DAVID found himself with too much to do when a staying-on fifth over C&D last week and he may be worth chancing off an unchanged mark. Triple course winner Monopolise warrants respect on the back of a victory here, although a drop in trip may prove his undoing.

MIDNIGHT'S DREAM makes obvious appeal as an unexposed sort representing leading connections. Recent course scorer Monopolise rates a likely threat, while Chola Empire is quite a classy sort for this level if able to shrug off a couple of lesser efforts to end 2024.

With a major change in fortunes since the tongue-tie went on five starts back, MONOPOLISE (nap) looks the most solid option.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

TROUBLE MAN built on his promising debut second at Southwell when digging deep to score over 5f at Wolverhampton last month. A return to 6f is likely to suit the son of Profitable and an opening mark of 77 may prove workable. Fellow handicap debutant Camera Shy only gave way in the closing stages at Chelmsford in November and he's feared most, ahead of last-time-out winners Oakley Boy and Distant Rumble.

TROUBLE MAN can show an opening mark in the mid-70s to be lenient. Horus, Oakley Boy and Distant Rumble have done well in similar races recently and head the dangers.

Several possibles but TROUBLE MAN perhaps has the greatest potential for further improvement and is preferred to Horus.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Not beaten far over this distance on each of his last two starts, MR NUGGET hasn't done himself any favours by challenging from the rear on both occasions. With a cleaner break this time around, David Simcock's charge may have enough to see off recent course scorer Sneaky Blinder, as well as Fravanco, who struck over C&D back in September. Others to note include Cornish Storm, Fiddlers Green and The Colorist.

MR NUGGET shaped well at Wolverhampton on Saturday and should get a stronger gallop here, so he's taken to open his account. This looks quite a deep class 6 however, and cases can be made for Fravanco and Fiddlers Green among others, while market support for Avarice would be ominous.

Having faced a hopeless task the way things panned out at Wolverhampton on Saturday, another chance is given to MR NUGGET.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

SHAAD had Alex The Great (fourth) behind when a highly creditable second at Wolverhampton and he looks the one to beat if building upon that effort. The four-year-old can break the maiden at the main expense of Sullivan Bay, who has been running consistently since scoring at Chelmsford in October. Breccia must hold every chance if bouncing back to the form that saw her come out on top at Wolverhampton on Boxing Day.

There is a race or two in SHAAD judged on his Wolverhampton second and he could be the way to go. Sullivan Bay and Alex The Great are feared.

In-form SULLIVAN BAY holds particularly good claims back up in distance and is first choice ahead of Shaad.
Ths is the racecard key.
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