There were 34 Races on Monday 8th July 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Worcester, 6 races at Ayr, 7 races at Roscommon, 6 races at Ripon, 8 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Plenty of quirky characters in the line-up but KENDANCER is not one of them and Charles Byrnes' charge comes here in a consistent vein of form. The eight-year-old won back-to-back claiming hurdles at Limerick and Sligo and had a good run on the Flat a day after his latest hurdles victory. He's back up in trip here but that shouldn't be an issue. Broken Ice was picked up by John McConnell after chasing home the selection at Sligo. A winner over fences, that was his first run over the smaller obstacles for a couple of years and he can contend again. Dollar Value gave a bright display when second in a Downpatrick handicap, prior to finishing fourth over further at Bellewstown on Saturday, and he has to come into calculations.

GORDONS AURA ran poorly on the Flat last time but is favoured by the weights back in this sphere. The in-form Kendancer rates a big threat with top-weight Dollar Value best of the others.

On Flat form, POSTILEO is in a different league to this lot and he gets the vote despite disappointing in his two previous hurdles.
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TELL ME THIS had jumping issues in point-to-points but has fared better in her two most recent outings under Rules. Placed in a bumper in March, the daughter of Ask made a promising start over hurdles when fifth in a competitive mares' maiden at Downpatrick last month. The third boosted the form at Cork on Friday and Ross O'Sullivan's charge should go well with improvement likely. Drumgill had Midweek Voices back in fourth when runner-up at Ballinrobe but has been well beaten twice since and the latter, second at Clonmel on his previous start, can reverse the form over this trip. A bumper winner at Kilbeggan last summer, Sage Conseil should progress after a respectable hurdling debut at Punchestown.

MIDWEEK VOICES arrives on the back of 2 good runs so makes the most appeal in a weak maiden. Drumgill is a big threat on the pick of his form, while bumper-winner Sage Conseil is open to improvement in this sphere.

There's no outstanding candidate in this modest maiden. MAJOR BARRY will go well if tapping back into the promise of his bumper form.
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Paddy Hanlon's claim could tip the scales in favour of PAHLAVI. In common with one of his chief dangers, Jeaniemacaroney, the selection will have his doubters, given that he's a pretty long standing maiden. However, this isn't an event dotted with 'win machines,' and those that have managed a victory have their own negatives attached. Pahlavi isn't without pace, as evidenced by some decent performances on the level at the start of his career. To that end the trip of just shy of 2m may be just right. Expect an always on the pace effort in a bid to maximise the Hanlon runner's experience advantage. Marcher Lord and Caman Eileen in particular, are interesting as they begin over jumps.

CAMAN EILEEN showed she's capable when fresh when winning easily on her bumper debut last summer and can make light of a 9-month absence and strike on hurdle debut. Jeaniemacaro is the obvious threat ahead of Shark Hanlon's Pahlavi.

There are dangers but JEANIEMACARONEY is a bit unfortunate to remain a maiden under both codes and this could be her day.
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Successful in a bumper on this programme two years ago, ROCKSTOWN GIRL is taken to supplement Tipperary gains from May. There just seem to be less risks attached with Anthony McCann's mare, and it appeared a reasonable prediction when her trainer looked forward to a good campaign for the summer with the chestnut after the latest win. Rockstown Girl is closely matched on official ratings with several of her opponents. More can surely be expected from the current 116 assessed Flat-bred though, given that she was placed in a Grade 2 bumper. The pace she undoubtedly possesses can give one of the two mares in the field, the edge over If You Let Me and Le Coq Hardi.

ROCKSTOWN GIRL won comfortably at Tipperary at the start of the summer and can follow up with further improvement likely. Le Coq Hardi looks next best ahead of If You Let Me, although Willie Mullins newcomer Penny West would also have to enter the reckoning if the betting suggests she's fancied.

Most of these have questions to answer but ROCKSTOWN GIRL (nap) put up a career-best at Tipperary last time and can score again.
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Tipperary form from just last week could be what counts here. AUSSIE WARRIOR, Someone's Wish and Spick And Span all competed behind Mary's Pride last Thursday, with the first-named doing best with a second place finish. He is taken to rubber-stamp his superiority and upstage all others now too. That would be to confirm a liking for this track as well, having given his trainer his first and only winner thus far, back here in June 2023. Horses for courses backers are not confined to Aussie Warrior, as previous Roscommon scorers Baltinglass Hill and Dark Image will justifiably feature on many shortlists. Second recently on Derby weekend at the Curragh, The Truant is likely to make a bold bid to defy top-weight.

Dual Flat winner SLAMADOOR stepped up on her previous efforts in this sphere when fifth in a big-field Listowel novice last month and, with the promise of better still now making her way down the handicap route in this sphere, she could be the answer. Verbal Sparring opened his account at Sligo recently and is feared most, with The Truant also high on the shortlist and Aussie Warrior is another with claims.

The mare MAGIC OLINGER is becoming expensive to follow but there were excuses when a beaten favourite last time. One more chance.
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Having done remarkably well to finish as close as he did when runner-up at Ballinrobe last time, EVANS SECRET can gain compensation here. Badly hampered by a faller early in the race, the Mark McNiff-trained gelding was keeping on strongly when again suffering interference at the final flight. Granted better luck in running, the five-year-old can register a first career success. Cosmic Blizzard has to be of interest on his return to hurdles. Although a beaten favourite over fences at Clonmel last time, he had earlier gone close when second at Limerick. Sam Curling's five-year-old can race off a 16lb lower mark over flights. Fourth on her handicap debut at Ballinrobe, the lightly raced Mini Getaway has scope for improvement.

EVANS SECRET finished well when second in first-time blinkers at Ballinrobe last time and, if the headgear continues to have a positive effect, he can go one better. Everystep Oftheway and Cloughroe could emerge as the main dangers.

Though poor over fences last time, COSMIC BLIZZARD is rated 16lb lower over hurdles and can take advantage to get off the mark
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A full-sister to a five-time winner over hurdles, HEY SUNSHINE catches the eye on racecourse debut. Although her sibling failed to win from four attempts in a bumper, the Willie Mullins-trained mare is likely to be more forward coming from this stable. With Jody Townend being one of the more experienced jockeys in the line-up, there is much to recommend the five-year-old. The highly consistent Amanha has been placed on four of her five starts to date. Runner-up on her latest two, the Dermot McLoughlin-trained mare will surely get her turn at some point. Former Flame kept on late when finishing second on her racecourse debut at Limerick in May. Liz Doyle's four-year-old should be all the better for that experience.

HEY SUNSHINE is related to a progressive hurdler and, with a top yard, she's worth a chance to make a successful start at the possible expense of Amanha, who has the best form of those with bumper experience. Our June is another interesting newcomer.

It could pay to stick with the experience of AMANHA, who has bumped into some decent rivals in her six bumper starts and can score now.
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