There were 44 Races on Saturday 23rd March 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 6 races at Bangor, 7 races at Navan, 7 races at Newbury, 8 races at Doncaster, 9 races at Wolverhampton, 7 races at Newcastle, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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RAINBOW TRAIL won a bumper on testing ground at Clonmel back in November and gets the vote to open his account over hurdles following a promising effort in a 25-runner Naas maiden last month. The Gordon Elliott-trained gelding beat all bar the well-regarded Tounsivator, with Well Dressed about ten lengths behind in fourth. Union Station shaped well on debut when third to Tullyhill in a 25-runner 2m Naas maiden and was again placed on his only subsequent start over three furlongs extra last month. En Or won over 1m6f on the Flat at Fairyhouse last summer and also showed promise over hurdles at Punchestown. It's best to put a line through his latest hurdle run at Down Royal last Sunday where he was pulled up early due to a slipped saddle.

RAINBOW TRAIL left his hurdles debut form well behind when chasing home one form the Willie Mullins yard in a big field at Naas last month. He is taken to go one better here, perhaps at the chief expense of Union Station, who has shaped well in a couple of maiden hurdles and he should pick up a race sooner rather than later. Well Dressed was behind Rainbow Trail at Naas but she's open to improvement and is likely to finish closer this time.

This should be relatively straightforward for RAINBOW TRAIL who has the beating of promising mare Well Dressed on Naas running
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Gordon Elliott holds a strong hand here and riding arrangements suggest INSTANT TENDANCE is preferred. The daughter of Joshua Tree was placed both over hurdles and bumpers this season before landing the odds here earlier this month when drawing clear in the closing stages to take a mares' maiden. Purse Price ended a frustrating run of places in style when easily scoring at Thurles in January and probably put up a career best last time when second to Blizzard Of Oz at Leopardstown. Circus Act was just denied by American Money in an 18-runner Naas handicap this year, while Influential Lady gained a fifth career win at Ballinrobe last summer but may struggle on this ground after a winter break.

An open-looking mares' handicap with a chance taken on CIRCUS ACT. James Nash's 5-y-o went with plenty of zest for a long way when fourth at Leopardstown 3 weeks ago, and with the drop back in trip holding no fears, she's fancied to go well. Instant Tendance and Purse Price rate dangers for the Gordon Elliott yard, whilst Pinky demands a market check on her handicap bow.

There should be more to come from INSTANT TENDANCE after a recent C&D win and a mark of 116 looks workable
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LIGHTKEEPER was first past the post in a point-to-point last spring and has proved consistent since sent over hurdles this year. The Walk In The Park gelding filled the runner-up spot behind hotpots Tullyhill and Mercurey at Naas and Punchestown respectively and should be suited by this step up in trip after staying on into fourth at Down Royal last Sunday. Iceberg Theory was third on debut behind The Yellow Clay in a Leopardstown bumper and also made the frame in all three maiden hurdle starts including behind Black Bamboo at Cork. Fameaftertheglory won two point-to-points and a bumper but has proved frustrating to date over hurdles, while Howdoyalikeherhome reverts to maiden company after two placed efforts in handicaps.

LIGHTKEEPER could have more to offer over this trip so he gets the nod for the Gordon Elliott/Jack Kennedy combination. Iceberg Theory and Howdoyalikeherhome can give the selection most to think about in that order.

This can go the way of LIGHTKEEPER (nap) who's kept some smart company this season and he's shaped like he'll relish a step up in trip
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CHAPEAU DE SOLEIL jumped poorly early on in Grade 1 company last time and this drop in class could help his confidence now. The Soldier Of Fortune gelding, tenth in the Champion Bumper last season, had been a good winner on his hurdling bow at Clonmel in December but made a couple of serious errors early on in the Lawlor's Of Naas Novice Hurdle and made little impression after. He is better than that and this looks an ideal race for him now. Twoohthree was impressive on his 'track' debut at Leopardstown earlier in the month but the front two went very hard then and the race fell apart a bit. He is still clearly a talented sort though and represents the obvious danger. His stablemate Binge Worthy looks most likely to fill the places.

TWOOHTHREE looked a good propsect when going in at the first time of asking at Leopardstown at the start of the month and Gordon Elliott's point winner can follow up. Chapeau de Soleil has better days ahead of him too and can chase him home ahead of Binge Worthy.

An untidy round of jumping meant that CHAPEAU DE SOLEIL was eclipsed in a Grade 1 contest at Naas. He can make amends now
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A really competitive race and ASK ANYTHING gets the vote. Gavin Cromwell's charge had looked like a real stayer in the making when winning his maiden hurdle in testing conditions at Limerick in October and can come into his own now tackling this trip. He was a game winner over two-and-a-half miles on the middle of his three chase starts and the minimum trip looked too sharp last time back at Down Royal. Paul Marvel is another taking a big step up in distance now having chased home stablemate Horantzau D'airy at Leopardstown last time. He still looks relatively unexposed and could be a danger. Top-weight Battle It Out went up 11lb for his easy win at Naas last time and going a bit further then seemed to help him. He has to be on the shortlist despite his hike.

A low-mileage winner over hurdles, PAUL MARVEL continued his theme of race-by-race progress over fences when runner-up at Leopardstown 3 weeks ago, and with the prospect of even more to come now handicapping over this markedly longer trip, he could be the answer. Battle It Out, who was impressive when successful at Naas 4 weeks ago, rates the chief threat, with Ask Anything and Bushmans Pass completing the shortlist.

A drop in trip may not have suited ASK ANYTHING last time, and this test of stamina could help to bring out the best in him
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DUTCH SCHULTZ ran well on his first outing in handicap company over fences at Clonmel last month and looks capable of striking now. The Golden Horn gelding chased home Mick Charlie then and that form looks solid with the first four home coming into the race off the back of good efforts. Hardwired brings winning form into the race, having scored at Punchestown last time. He's not the most straightforward but should be there or thereabouts again. De Lady In Red hasn't been far away in her last couple of runs and looks capable of going well. She wasn't helped by stumbling going to the second last at Fairyhouse last time and remains relatively unexposed over fences.

DUTCH SCHULTZ ran his best race yet in this sphere when runner-up on his handicap debut at Clonmel 37 days ago and he could just be worth chancing to back that up now and go one place better. Hardwired, who is enjoying a good spell, is feared, with De Lady In Red and Noble Blue also considered.

It may be worth taking a chance on JOKE DANCER who ran with promise on yard debut last month and his subsequent fall is worth forgiving
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MYWAYOFTHINKIN can do his bit for the family here after two of his siblings won at Cheltenham recently. The Flemensfirth gelding, a half-brother to Limerick Lace and Inothewayurthinkin, ran a lovely race on his debut when chasing home Goldinthemountains at Leopardstown over Christmas and can build on that. Masterboy Davis was narrowly edged out on his 'track' debut at Punchestown last month and looks like an obvious danger. Patrick Mullins rides Harbour Highway for his cousin Emmet and he's one to note in the market. The Youmzain gelding was a good winner of his point-to-point at Bartlemy last May.

MYWAYOFTHINKIN made a positive start when runner-up at Leopardstown almost 3 months ago and the third has scored since, so he's worth a chance to go one better at the possible expense of points winner Harbour Highway. Masterboy Davis is open to improvement and worthy of consideration, too.

MASTERBOY DAVIS' Punchestown form received a major boost at the Festival last week and he may be hard to beat with improvement likely
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