There were 35 Races on Friday 28th February 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Lingfield, 6 races at Newbury, 6 races at Ffos Las, 8 races at Dundalk, 8 races at Southwell, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

BEARAWAY, who won over C&D three starts ago before brushing aside a 7lb higher mark at Wolverhampton last month, is an attractive proposition with the capable Sean D Bowen taking over in the saddle. An additional 2lb for that Dunstall Park success looks fair and a bold showing is likely back on this happy hunting ground. Solanna boasts a similar profile and is another must for the shortlist, while Obsidian Knight and Book Of Life merit market inspections.

Upped in trip, BOOK OF LIFE bounced back to form when winning with a bit in hand at Wolverhampton on his latest outing, so with more still to offer at this distance he is taken to follow up. The main danger could be Bearaway, who has won 2 of 3 starts since joining his current yard, with Solanna also arriving in good form and completing the shortlist.

It might be worth sticking with the resurgent BEARAWAY (nap) who made it 2-3 for his new yard when scoring at Wolverhampton last month.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

The presence of the highly-rated Aramis Grey and Romanova adds plenty of intrigue. The latter is especially noteworthy given she ran in the May Hill when last seen in September 2023 and must be of interest returning for a highly-respected yard. However, this could also be a good time to side with ROSA APPLAUSE, who won over 6f at this venue on the back of a similar break last year and is open to any amount of progression over 7f on her debut for Harry Charlton.

BRAZILIAN ROSE has been a big improver for Rebecca Menzies this year and might be able to strike again back at the scene of last summer's debut success. Aramis Grey is only 1 lb higher than when second in this race last year and can give it a good shot again. The consistent Quandary is another likely to be in the premises, while it'll be fascinating to see what the betting makes of returning Ollie Sangster runner Romanova.

Top of the list is last year's runner-up ARAMIS GREY, who didn't get much luck at Kempton on her recent stable debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

GOOD BANTER has looked above average in three starts to date and has a decent chance of adding to a brace of 6f wins at Wolverhampton last year. Switching to Polytrack is a minor concern for the Clive Cox-trained colt, but he otherwise offers strong appeal on his handicap bow. Coul Angel and Motawahij get plenty of weight from the selection and are others to consider.

A very competitive 3-y-o handicap. Last month's Newcastle scorer SO DARN HOT is selected to make light of a 5 lb rise and bring to an end the winning run of Carbine Harvester. Good Banter is almost certainly capable of even better and should also play a prominent role if the outside stall isn't too big of an inconvenience.

With Good Banter having the widest stall to overcome this could rest between Coul Angel and MOTAWAHIJ.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Not seen in action since the British Champions Sprint last October, SHARTASH scored first time out last season and he can do so once more on the drop in grade. The five-year-old is bred to handle the all-weather, and it may be that the recent C&D winner Prince Of Pillo gives him the most to think about off a 6lb higher mark. Both capable sorts on their day, Emaraaty Ana and Silky Wilkie must also enter calculations.

Stall one could end up being a blessing or a curse for ROHAAN, depending on how the cookie crumbles. Indeed, the threat of traffic problems are omnipresent for this come-from-behind sprinter, but he is 18 lb lower in the weights compared to when fifth in this last year and will surely go close if he gets the breaks. Ferrous put in a good shift at Ascot when last seen during the autumn and he is feared most ahead of last-time-out C&D winner Prince of Pillo.

The classy Shartash is much respected on his first run in a handicap but FERROUS came to hand early last spring and gets the nod.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

ROARING LEGEND has been in top form since joining the Hugo Palmer yard and a 4lb rise for his most recent success at Newcastle may not be enough to prevent him from landing the hat-trick. A rare contender at this track for Willie Mullins, Mr Escobar went close in a valuable handicap at Chester last September and has since scored over hurdles at Sedgefield. A promising fourth when having his first go over 2m at Kempton last time out, Moon Over Miami is another to consider.

Having caught the eye when fourth upped to this trip at Kempton last time, MOON OVER MIAMI could be the answer. He still has low mileage and shades preference ahead of Givemefive, who is on a good mark judged on his hurdles exploits and he pulled clear of the rest with Surrey Belle (dual hurdles winner this month) on his latest start in this sphere during the autumn. The Willie Mullins-trained Mr Escobar and hat-trick seeking Roaring Legend are others to consider.

The vote goes to ROARING LEGEND (nap), unbeaten in two runs for his new yard and value for more than the winning margin last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Dual C&D winner Charlotte's Web arrives on a five-timer and is likely to prove popular with punters once more, although she was all out to score here last time and a 3lb rise may prove harsh. With that in mind, preference is for THE GLEN ROVERS, who has done nothing but improve this winter. While he was denied a hat-trick in a tactically-run affair over 1m3f at Kempton recently, it may pay to keep the faith with him off an unchanged mark. Royal Approval beat a subsequent winner on his handicap debut earlier this month and he catches the eye too.

Last year's winner PENZANCE has been given a break since a below-par effort at Newcastle in December and, appealing as being on a handy mark, he's selected to bounce back. Irish raider Genoah has improved for the step up in trip and he's feared along with Dragon Icon. Charlotte's Web and Royal Approval complete the shortlist.

With further improvement plausible, Irish raider GENOAH is taken to complete a hat-trick. Charlotte's Web is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

This looks a trappy finale, so only a tentative vote goes to WITCH HUNTER. The Group 2-winning son of Siyouni finished an excellent third in the Balmoral over a mile at Ascot when last seen in October, and he gets the vote to give weight and a beating to his rivals off the same mark. Destructive did it well when scoring over an extended mile at Wolverhampton recently and is respected off 6lb higher, although the jury is still out over the strength of that form. Fantastic Fox is also fancied to make the frame.

FANTASTIC FOX again shaped well on the back of another short break when runner-up over this trip at Newcastle 6 weeks ago and he looks a live player operating from a handy berth. The hat-trick seeking Destructive and Cynosure are others to consider, with Kalamunda completing the shortlist in the finale.

Fantastic Fox looks a solid candidate but the classy WITCH HUNTER can defy top weight granted some luck in running.
Ths is the racecard key.
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