There were 37 Races on Monday 9th September 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Perth, 6 races at Newton Abbot, 7 races at Brighton, 8 races at Galway, 8 races at Wolverhampton, 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.

Luckie Seven backed up the promise he showed in bumpers when scoring on his hurdling debut over 2m4f at this venue last time, but this drop in trip is a slight concern. With that in mind, the vote goes to GERS GIGI, who justified favouritism in a decisive manner at Sligo on her latest outing and may prove very hard to stop under Sean Bowen. Byron Hill was second in a C&D maiden last month and also merits consideration.

There's depth to this novice and in the hope the drop in trip doesn't inconvenience LUCKIE SEVEN, he's selected to defy a penalty having made a winning return from a break here in July. Gers Gigi brings the best hurdles form to the table so she's a huge threat.

Luckie Seven may find it tough to concede 7lb to GERS GIGI, who comes here after a clearcut success at Sligo.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Jerrash finished well clear of the third when filling the runner-up spot in this grade at Cartmel last month and he should remain competitive off 3lb higher. However, preference is for DRIPSEY MOON, who beat the majority of this field over track and trip last month and he boasts leading claims of confirming that form in order to record a double. Parisencore was second to the selection in that contest and is one to take seriously.

DRIPSEY MOON rates just the pick of these weights so is taken to follow up his recent C&D victory at the chief expense again of Parisencore who enjoys a 1 lb pull in the weights. Cartmel runner-up Jerrash is another to consider along with chasing debutant Valsorpresa.

All six can have a say. A chance is taken on chasing debutant VALSORPRESA who is a brother to Presenting Percy.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

LEADING LION comfortably took care of his nearest rival by over four lengths at Bellewstown on his latest outing and the four-year-old may have more to offer in this sphere. Gordon Elliott's charge looks to have lots in his favour and could prove very tough to stop. Four-time course winner Malangen made the frame at this level over 2m4f here last month and has to be considered off the same mark, while Here Comes Georgie is another to note after his C&D victory last time.

LEADING LION cashed in on a lenient hurdles mark based on his Flat ability when a ready winner at Bellewstown 12 days ago and representing a top yard, his revised mark should be within range. Malangen and Just Dottie are course regulars who can make their presence felt.

Gordon Elliott's LEADING LION looked well ahead of his mark when an easy Bellewstown winner and can defy a 13lb hike in the weights.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Having proved a different proposition in first-time cheekpieces at Worcester in July, Olivers Travels supplemented that victory when following up over the same C&D in August. However, a further 8lb rise in the ratings demands another career-best performance from the six-year-old and THE GYPSY DAVEY edges the vote. Evan Williams' gelding arrives on the back of a close-up second at Market Rasen and a 1lb rise looks workable. Irish raider Sea Aster is also noted.

OLIVERS TRAVELS' form is on an upward curve so he looks the way to go in his hat-trick bid. The consistent The Gypsy Davey and Irish raider Sea Aster also firmly in the picture.

Universal Folly is opposable at the minute but the other four are in the mix. OLIVERS TRAVELS looks progressive and can win again.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

League Clash offered something to work with on his third-placed stable debut over an extended 3m2f at Newton Abbot last month and this drop in trip brings him into calculations. The Gordon Elliott-trained Gina Moon makes her handicap bow off what looks a workable mark. Nevertheless, WINDS OF WINTER catches the eye on her opening bid for Iain Jardine. The six-year-old only weakened in the closing stages when sixth over 3m at Tipperary in July and she's taken to open her account.

A chance is taken on GAVIN, who hasn't fired so far this year but he's plummeted down the weights as a result (now 17 lb below last winning mark) and he performed well when runner-up on his sole previous visit here last June. Winds of Winter is interesting on debut for his new yard having acquitted himself well in big-field handicaps in Ireland the last twice, while Irish raider Gina Moon, Sassified and Solway Molly all need considering, too.

Southern raider SASSIFIED has brighter prospects than his form figures may imply. League Clash is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Although Grain Of Hope has plenty to prove judged on her Flat/NH defeats this year, market support must be noted now that she is under the tutelage of Gordon Elliott. That said,, SUMMERGROUNDS looks the most solid proposition having posted a solid third at Market Rasen in June. The eight-year-old scored at that same venue off a 215-day layoff in May, so this absence is of no concern. Handicap debutant Twoplacesatonetime also warrants consideration.

GRAIN OF HOPE is well handicapped on the pick of her form for Emma Lavelle and her new stable may well have turned her round since a poor showing on the Flat, so she makes more appeal than Summergrounds, who should give his running again. Twoplacesatonetime could have more to offer, so he's also considered.

The suggestion is JORMUNGANDR who all things considered shaped well at Worcester before getting stuck in the mud at Uttoxeter.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Gino Drummer Boy has to be of some interest but a market watch may be the best guide to his chances as he steps up to this trip for the first time. Iron Heart also has to be considered despite top weight, but they may both struggle to get the better of the hat-trick seeking BULLION BOSS. His C&D win last month was only narrow, but connections may revert to more patient tactics on this occasion and that may suit him better.

BULLION BOSS might be able to defy the handicapper again and complete a hat-trick. Iron Heart has run well on the Flat since his Worcester win in July and is feared most ahead of Blended Stealth.

It's hard to oppose Nicky Richards' hat-trick seeking BULLION BOSS (nap) who arrives at the top of his game.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

GENERAL HUBBLE returns to hurdles for his second start since joining Gordon Elliott and he could be hard to stop following a third over fences at Killarney last month. He may have too many guns over this trip for Jimli's Island, who won here over fences in August. Paddy Elvis was a respectable third at Down Royal last month and is another Irish raider worthy of serious consideration.

GENERAL HUBBLE scored off this mark over hurdles at Market Rasen towards the end of 2023 and is given a chance to build on a promising first run for Gordon Elliot over fences in Ireland last month. Lisa Harrison's Dalileo has been in good form here this summer and is second choice ahead of Western Glen. Upfordebate is a handicap newcomer to monitor in the betting.

This can go to GENERAL HUBBLE who shaped well on his first run for Gordon Elliott over fences at Killarney and can resume winning ways.
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