There were 30 Races on Friday 24th January 2025 across 4 meetings. There was 9 races at Lingfield, 6 races at Sandown, 7 races at Doncaster, 8 races at Southwell, 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 3 race.

Castle Carrock may not have beaten too much in an Ayr bumper on debut but he shaped with plenty of promise in that facile success and warrants the utmost respect now tried over obstacles, but preference is for the hurdling experience of DIVA LUNA. Winner of a Grade 2 mares' bumper at Aintree last season, Ben Pauling's charge opened her account over timber at the second attempt when dominating from the front over Cheltenham's extended 2m4f (I'm Your Buckaroo pulled up) and, on that evidence, the drop back in trip should be no issue. Exeter scorer Kap Vert looks best of the rest, but he must concede weight all round.

DIVA LUNA got off the mark in convincing fashion at Cheltenham on New Year's Day and, with further progress on the cards, Ben Pauling's mare is selected to double her tally in this sphere at the expense of Castle Carrock, who looked a good prospect in justifying short odds in a bumper at Ayr in November and has switched yards ahead of his hurdling debut. The penalised Kap Vert looks best of the remainder.

The mare DIVA LUNA, a Grade 2 bumper winner with Cheltenham honours already over hurdles, is living up to her lofty reputation.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Having been beaten just under three lengths by a 120-rated winner in an Exeter maiden last month, DON'T WIND ME UP looks potentially well treated off a mark of 112 and he is fancied to make a bold bid on his handicap bow for an in-form stable. Give Me A Boom relished the return to hurdles when landing a maiden at Uttoxeter and there could be more to come from the top-weight following that confidence booster. Moab showed improved form to make the frame at Wincanton and a subsequent 1lb drop in the ratings brings him into the equation.

DON'T WIND ME UP has shaped encouragingly with each run over hurdles and is taken to find the improvement required to defy his opening mark. Moab took a step forward when third on his handicap debut in this sphere at Exeter the previous month and may do better still, with Hidor de Bersy interesting on his return for a new yard having fallen appreciably in the weights and gone well fresh before.

Representing the same stable/jockey combination that won this 12 months ago, DON'T WIND ME UP is interesting on his handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

DOYEN DU BAR has returned from his summer break with a brace of chase victories, including when making all at Aintree on Boxing Day, and a further 3lb rise may not be enough to thwart his hat-trick bid. That said, Inedit Star was only a length and a quarter behind him on Merseyside and, with that pipe-opener under his belt, Nick Kent's charge looks a big threat at the revised weights. Although soundly beaten, Vincenzo chased home the talented Kalif Du Berlais off this mark at Cheltenham on New Year's Day and there doesn't appear to be anything of that calibre in opposition here.

Things didn't pan out favourably for HELNWEIN when only fourth behind Vincenzo at Windsor, but this promises to be a more strongly-run race and Alan King's charge is given another chance to build on the abundant promise he showed when chasing home the progressive Telepathique on debut in this sphere at Warwick. Vincenzo did little wrong at Cheltenham since and should give another good account, while Inedit Star may well reverse Aintree placings with Doyen du Bar and also make his presence felt.

Alan King's HELNWEIN (nap) didn't have the race run to suit when behind Vincenzo at Windsor but it may be a different scenario now.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

A comfortable winner of this contest last year before landing a similar race the following month over C&D, FARCEUR DU LARGE didn't show much on his return at Newbury in November but should be primed for the defence of his crown. A progressive sort early last season but well beaten on his comeback at Newbury last month, Hold That Taught must enter calculations, along with Black Gerry, who is entitled to another go at this distance.

FARCEUR DU LARGE should be all the better for a seasonal pipe-opener at Newbury and is fancied to repeat his success in this event last season. Hold That Taught has won off a break and could prove the main danger to Jamie Snowden's veteran, although D'Jango and Black Gerry could also have a say if on their A-games.

With all of these having questions to answer right now, perhaps the safest option is last year's clearcut winner FARCEUR DU LARGE.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

The Lucy Wadham stable can do little wrong at present and this represents an ideal opportunity for PEARLY ISLAND to follow up a comfortable success when switched back to hurdles at Fakenham. A 6lb rise could prove lenient and it may be that Loverdose gives him the most to think about, having scored with ease at Windsor. A taking winner over 2m at Lingfield, Dominic's Fault may improve for going back up in trip, while Il Va De Soi is another to note.

DOMINIC'S FAULT looks to have scope and size and it bodes well that he was able to get the job done over 2 miles last time. He can progress again for this step up in trip ahead of High Game Royal who is an interesting challenger dropping back in distance having flattered to deceive at Cheltenham last time. Spirit d'Aunou, Loverdose and Il Va de Soi are all respected, with marginal preference for the last named to claim bronze here.

All eight have chances. SPIRIT D'AUNOU is back on his last winning mark and loves the mud, so the forecast rain heightens interest.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

AUTHENTIC LEGACY may still be a maiden after six starts, but he has long given the impression that he may improve for going up in distance and he gets that opportunity now. A respectable third on his most recent appearance over 2m here, he is preferred to the hat-trick-seeking Lord Of All Saints and Marlacoo, who ran well in novice hurdles before falling on his handicap debut at Wetherby.

Lots of these offer potential, not least AUTHENTIC LEGACY who can build on earlier promise now stepped up in trip and get off the mark. Marlacoo also figures on a handy-looking mark and heads the list of dangers, although Speiriuil, Sandscape, Lord of All Saints and The Long Point all bring solid credentials to the table in this cracking handicap.

The call is MARLACOO who bumped into a smart one in his final novice and departed mid-race when all the rage for his first handicap.
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