There were 22 Races on Sunday 2nd February 2025 across 3 meetings. There was 7 races at Lingfield, 7 races at Musselburgh, 8 races at Leopardstown, 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 2 race.

TRIPOLI FLYER finished runner-up in the Grade 2 bumper at Aintree's Grand National meeting and got off the mark at the second attempt over hurdles at Market Rasen in a bloodless manner. The six-year-old is unlikely to have any issue with stepping up in grade before potentially tackling bigger options in the spring. Cloonainra has to be the main threat based on her second in the Rossington Main at Haydock just over a fortnight ago, although useful Flat performer Evaluation can't be written off having clearly not run his race at Newcastle in November.

Most progressive in bumpers, TRIPOLI FLYER made the most of a good opportunity when opening his account over hurdles at the second attempt at Market Rasen in November. Appealing as the type to rate significantly higher in this sphere, he can take this rise in class in his stride and follow up. Cloonainra is fancied to pose the chief threat following her good second in Grade 2 company at Haydock 2 weeks ago, with Clap of Thunder next best.

Aintree festival bumper second TRIPOLI FLYER can collect this prize before a possible trip to Cheltenham next month.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Asta La Pasta has to be respected following placed efforts at Newbury and Kempton but the seven-year-old continues to creep up the handicap, rising 4lb for those defeats, and it wouldn't be a surprise if INSURRECTION stepped forward. A promising first effort over fences at Chepstow has been followed by a pair of excusable displays, including last time at Doncaster when the yard was going through a relatively quiet spell. Alien Storm and Choose A Copper are others for the shortlist.

ASTA LA PASTA has made a good start over fences, beaten only by a next-time-out winner at Kempton on his latest outing despite having raced freely, so he is taken to double his tally in this sphere. Alien Storm has also taken well to chasing, winning twice at Plumpton this season, and could be the main danger, while Insurrection could yet do better.

Alien Storm's 2m4f win at Plumpton points to a big run but ASTA LA PASTA's placed efforts in two stronger handicaps earn the vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Scottish National runner-up SURREY QUEST caught the eye massively on his return at Cheltenham before unseating at Newbury when attempting back-to-back Mandarin victories. The eight-year-old has a Grand National entry and a strong showing here would increase his chance of getting a run if connections are thinking of heading in that direction. Last year's runaway winner Inis Oirr sports first-time blinkers and effectively races off the same mark as 12 months ago, when factoring in Alan Doyle's 5lb allowance. His stable companion Cadell and top-weight King Turgeon warrant consideration too.

This is wide open but Brian Ellison's Eider Chase hero ANGLERS CRAG teed himself up perfectly for this when a running-on fifth over an inadequate 2m5f at Market Rasen last time and can capitalise on a handy-looking mark now back over a marathon distance. Last year's winner Inis Oirr could emerge as the chief threat, although 2023 victor Magna Sam and in-form pair King Turgeon and Cadell can also have a say in a cracking Edinburgh National. Surrey Quest completes the shortlist.

2023 winner Magna Sam can revive but the vote goes to last year's Eider winner ANGLERS CRAG. Third on the list is Surrey Quest.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

HAMSIYANN appeared to have plenty in hand when winning over 2m5f at Cheltenham in November and that was a clear career best over hurdles. A 10lb rise for that success is a slight concern, but it would be no surprise to see the five-year-old defy it here. Pyffo hit the crossbar at Doncaster last time and could go well once again, while Doyen Quest edges out Samui and Anna Bunina to be best of the rest.

Plenty will be seeking a top 4 finish to qualify for the Pertemps Final at the Cheltenham Festival in March and while most will want to protect their current handicap marks, connections of HAMSIYANN will be hoping that a win here will inflate his mark enough to be in contention for some of the big spring handicaps that lie just around the corner. Samui, Doyen Quest and Anna Bunina should all be in the mix for a place in the frame, possibly with one eye on bigger targets down the road.

Samui is very interesting but fellow Irish challenger HAMSIYANN (nap) showed stacks of promise with his 2m5f win at Cheltenham.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

CHAPEL GREEN was a ready winner over C&D two starts ago and was only narrowly denied off a 6lb higher mark at Ayr last time. The eight-year-old tops the shortlist on the back of those performances, despite a further 2lb rise. Duhallow Tommy could prove to be the main threat following a couple of encouraging efforts in defeat, although Hold Onto The Line and Grain D'oudairies should not be discounted.

There should be plenty of pace on here, which will suit CHAPEL GREEN, who got back to winning ways over C&D in November and has run well at Ayr since. He gets the nod in a tricky-looking contest. Grain d'Oudairies and Mint Gold are also of interest.

Free-goer SALAMANCA BAY is well handicapped on last year's front-running form and might be worth chancing.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Thunder N Lightnin wasn't disgraced when finishing third in a novice hurdle at Kempton in November and an opening mark of 102 looks workable. Harry Derham's gelding isn't taken lightly up in trip, but recent Market Rasen winner BELVEDERE BLAST shades the vote. The seven-year-old arrives here off just 4lb higher in the ratings and a brace could be on the cards. Hostile Hotelier and You Some Girl are others to consider.

YOU SOME GIRL is in the midst of a fine season and shaped as if still at the top of her game in a particularly unorthodox contest at Catterick prior to Christmas. She's fancied to score for the fourth time this campaign, though this should prove a competitive event, with See A Stride also shortlisted after an encouraging second run for the Susan Corbett yard. Last time out winner Belvedere Blast remains well treated on the pick of his form and is also shortlisted.

Most records look patchy but THUNDER N LIGHTNIN is an interesting handicap newcomer. Belvedere Blast and You Some Girl are next.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

A first-time hood and 74-day break worked the oracle for THE GRAY GHOST when denying a Dan Skelton hotpot to open his account over hurdles at Newcastle. Although a rating of 117 on his handicap bow may require further improvement, the top-weight looks capable of better. The biggest threat may emerge in the shape of Circuit Breaker, who shouldn't be underestimated dropping in distance. The in-form Albatala can also have a say if seeing out the rise in trip.

MY NOBLE LORD makes his handicap debut with aid of sizeable age allowance and he can put that to good use to regain the winning thread. Lightly-raced Knomorediamonds could have more to offer at this trip, while Les's Legacy looks well-treated if building on the promise of his last run.

Handicap debutant MY NOBLE LORD will to find this easier than the Grade 2 juvenile hurdles he contested on his last two outings.
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