There were 31 Races on Monday 20th November 2023 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Leicester, 7 races at Plumpton, 8 races at Exeter, 9 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.

Venetia Williams has her string in excellent form and she should add to her tally here with HILL OF TARA, who ran out an easy winner on his handicap/seasonal debut over 2m4f at Ffos Las eight days ago and the decision to turn him out again quickly under a 7lb penalty looks a wise one. The booking of 3lb claimer Ned Fox eases that burden and the six-year-old looks the sort who could rack up a sequence. He is likely to be given most to worry about by Gift Of Raaj, a novice hurdle winner at Doncaster in February who returns to obstacles on the back of a Flat success over the extended 2m at Newcastle recently. Black Lightning looks best of the rest.

This looks an excellent opportunity for HILL OF TARA to add to his recent Ffos Las success. Recent Flat scorer Gift of Raaj looks the obvious danger.

There should be further improvement to come from HILL OF TARA. On recent evidence, Gift Of Raaj looks the biggest threat.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Stuart Edmunds won this race in 2017 and 2020 and he has strong claims again courtesy of MAJESTIC JAMEELA, who has been placed on all four hurdle starts to date and this looks a little easier than the 2m Ludlow event in which she was a respectable third off this mark last month. Bubblecraft cost 21,000gns after winning on the level in France and has to be of interest for Michael Wigham, especially if the market vibes are positive. Royal Toast was an expensive yearling who didn't pull up any trees in two starts on the level but could improve now tried over obstacles.

This looks a good chance for MAJESTIC JAMEELA to get off the mark over hurdles at the fifth time of asking. The chief threat may come from Tony Carroll's Royal Toast.

Bubblecraft and Royal Toast are interesting hurdles debutantes. MAJESTIC JAMEELA is the pick on hurdles form as things stand.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

ONE TRUE KING returns to this venue for the first time since landing a novice hurdle nearly three years ago and there is plenty to like about his chances, representing the in-form Nigel Twiston-Davies yard and he ran well in defeat off this mark in a better contest at Cheltenham last month. His match-fitness could give him the edge over Animal, who has strong claims on the form of his impressive 3m Kempton victory in March but Suzy Smith's charge hasn't raced since April. A winner over hurdles in September, the Jonjo O'Neill-trained Track And Trace receives weight all round on his handicap/chasing debut and a bold bid would come as no surprise.

SPAGO appeals as the sort to make a better chaser and should find the anticipated improvement with this markedly longer trip looking in his favour. One True King has been running well in tougher company recently and should prove capable of giving another good account, with chase-newcomer Track And Trace also interesting.

Fergal O'Brien's SPAGO made a promising start in this sphere when fourth at Kempton and gets the vote now his stamina is drawn out more.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

CREM FRESH made a winning return to action at Fakenham last Monday in comfortable fashion and the mare is unlikely to have any issue with carrying a 7lb penalty, despite the fact she drops back in trip. Aviewofthestars bids for a hat-trick of victories on her first start for Stella Barclay, while any market support for Sawpit Samantha on her handicap debut would make her of interest.

There is a strong suspicion PASSING KATE is ahead of her mark and she's worth chancing. Crem Fresh is an obvious player if she's come out well from last week's Fakenham win when returning from another long absence. Aviewofthestars has moved yards again since her Worcester success but has to be respected in her hat-trick bid.

It is worth siding with PASSING KATE, who caught the eye when a strong-travelling Stratford fifth and can capitalise on a lenient mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

HASTHING sets a high standard based on his bumper form, having placed in the Grade 2 at Aintree, and the six-year-old is expected to be a cut above the opposition here. Globe Player finished third at Huntingdon on his first attempt over timber and is entitled to step forward from that display. Zmiinyi was disappointing at Chepstow on his Rules debut, but he could easily leave that effort behind him.

HASTHING is a cracking jumping prospect for his top connections and can make a winning start over hurdles in a thin contest. Rocket Ronald might be the danger on his hurdles debut.

Dual bumper winner HASTHING signed off last term with a fine third in a Grade 2 Aintree race and is impossible to oppose now hurdling.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

IMPRESSION CHIC lost nothing in defeat when attempting to follow up last month's Fontwell success at Musselburgh 12 days ago and Richard Hobson's unexposed chaser is fancied to regain the winning thread, despite being raised a further 2lb in the handicap. Spitfire Girl didn't appear to see out 3m1f at Hereford on her latest outing but she is well worth considering now eased in both trip and class, while Auditoria, a runner-up on her most recent start, appeals most of the remainder.

IMPRESSION CHIC has upped her form since switched to chasing and she's likely to get back to winning ways. Auditoria is likely to give her running again and it would be no surprise if Spitfire Girl got back on track.

More good times look on the cards for Richard Hobson's progressive mare IMPRESSION CHIC (nap), who can make it 2-3 in this sphere.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

It looks best to side with OAKLEY DANCER, who makes her seasonal/handicap debut in search of a hat-trick, having won at Chepstow and Newton Abbot earlier in the year. Word Has It won on his seasonal debut at Fontwell on Sunday and a 7lb penalty may not halt him if he can replicate that effort, while Harel Du Marais, who is now 4lb lower than when finishing a creditable third in handicap company at Perth in August, completes the shortlist.

OAKLEY DANCER made it back-to-back wins under another positive ride when scoring at Newton Abbot in May and she can land the hat-trick with more still to offer on her handicap debut. Harel du Marais was in good form when last seen in the summer and could go well again on his stable debut, with Word Has It also considered if taking up this engagement.

This may not take a great deal of winning and Mark Walford could have found the right race for his new recruit HAREL DU MARAIS.
Ths is the racecard key.
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