There were 26 Races on Thursday 14th November 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 6 races at Sedgefield, 6 races at Market Rasen, 6 races at Taunton, 8 races at Chelmsford-City, 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.

An open contest, but DARK MIX won a bumper here at the end of 2023 and the son of Black Sam Bellamy is likely to prove competitive now hurdling. The headstrong Typhoon Flyer has placed on both starts over hurdles so far and can improve on his third at Worcester in September if settling better, while Sun Art is one to note on his hurdling debut.

As a half-brother to a Welsh Grand National winner it could be that SPIRIT OF KINSALE will also be at his best when eventually tackling the larger obstacles and faced with a stiffer test. Still, there is enough in his pedigree to suggest that there will be races to be won with him over hurdles in the meantime and the hint should be taken if the market speaks in his favour. Typhoon Flyer is feared most, while Kingsley and Sun Art can both be expected to leave their debut form well behind in time.

Typhoon Flyer is best of those with hurdle experience but doesn't set the bar high and is taken on with bumper winner DARK MIX.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

A bumper winner at Warwick, RULA BULA finished runner-up in a Listed bumper at Sandown in March. A bold bid looks on the cards if translating that ability to hurdling and she gets a confident vote. Zarhanya finished with a late flourish in a Cheltenham bumper on her debut in April and is another likely to improve now tackling hurdles for the first time, while point-to-point winner Natus Vincere is related to winning hurdlers in France and is respected.

Given the level of ability she showed in bumpers, RULA BULA will likely prove hard to beat now upped in trip for this hurdles debut, provided of course that her jumping passes the test. Natus Vincere was a clear-cut winner of an Irish maiden point and she is respected given her status as that of an unknown quantity, while Zarhanya showed definite signs of ability in a Cheltenham bumper during the spring and she could be seen in a better light now hurdling and faced with a stiffer test.

This looks a good chance for useful bumper performer RULA BULA to become another maiden/novice hurdle winner from the O'Neill stable.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

KELCE was caught in the closing stages at Hexham last week having led for most of the way and Neil Mulholland's inmate looks to have solid claims of going one better off his current mark. Moon Hunter faces an easier task than when fourth at Chepstow last month and first-time cheekpieces may bring about some improvement, while Montregard returned a losing favourite at Wetherby on his chasing bow but should be wiser for that run.

KELCE has produced two bold front-running performances since tackling the larger obstacles and he is taken to make it third time lucky in this sphere. Forget Montregard's chase debut display at Wetherby, as this half-brother to top-class performer Protektorat will likely leave that form well behind here and he is the clear main danger. Moon Hunter has the ability to feature if responding well to the first-time headgear but Inoui Machin's debut effort over fences was somewhat inauspicious.

Preference is for KELCE who has been a good second on his two recent starts and is taken to get off the mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Kankin bumped into a subsequent winner when finishing runner-up over an extended 2m3f at Plumpton on his return last month and, off an unchanged mark, he must enter calculations for all that a more fluent round of jumping will be required. EYED is narrowly preferred. He made a pleasing start to life with this stable when finishing second over 2m4f at Wincanton recently and, off the same mark with the promise of more to come, he looks the one to be with. Zmiinyi is noted too.

EYED couldn't match strides with Camino Rocio on debut for Hughie Morrison at Wincanton but, with the winner going in again off a 7 lb higher mark at Huntingdon this week, that form looks solid. The 7-y-o is taken to go one better here. Kankin did little wrong when runner-up at Plumpton last time and he should go well. Zmiinyi is interesting now switched to fences and merits respect, along with each-way players Caro des Flos, The Electrician and Unwanted Attention.

Alex Hales is among the winners and KANKIN (nap) is taken to go one better than when a clear second at Plumpton last month.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Point-to-point and bumper winner TRIBAL GLORY has hit the woodwork on his last couple of runs, but he has hinted at a decent level of ability on numerous occasions. Pitched into handicap company for the first time, he could return to winning ways here. Bread And Butter is officially 6lb well-in after a Hereford victory last week in a conditional jockeys' race, and he should prove popular. Kosasiempre is also noteworthy.

BREAD AND BUTTER capitalised on a falling mark with something to spare in a conditionals race at Hereford 10 days ago and, having escaped a penalty, he's worth a chance to go in again under the same rider. Tribal Glory and Kosasiempre look the main dangers.

Bread And Butter escapes a penalty for his recent win but this could go to KOSASIEMPRE, who is undefeated in two visits here.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

NO WORRIES was doing his best work late on when coming clear of the field to land the spoils over an extended 2m3f at Huntingdon last month and, stepping back up in trip, he gets the nod to make light of a 7lb rise. Perth scorer Happy Index is respected most of the remainder despite a 9lb hike, while East Eagle found only a subsequent winner too good over this track and trip last month and also commands respect.

Last-time-out winners HAPPY INDEX and No Worries could dominate this, with preference for the former, who is the less exposed of the pair. Western Glen has been holding her form well and should make her presence felt if none the worse for a recent fall here.

The lightly raced 5yo GEORDIE NIGHT retains potential and is taken to make a winning return now back on better ground.
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