There were 23 Races on Tuesday 5th December 2023 across 3 meetings. There was 8 races at Lingfield, 7 races at Southwell, 8 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
Class & Speed Card
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SAGEBURG COUNTY arrives here having won two of his last three starts and a 7lb penalty for the most recent of those victories, which came over C&D, may not be enough to stop him. Sporting Mike is entitled to improve for his comeback run at Hereford a month ago and he may also progress due to a subsequent wind operation. Others to note are Firak and Hurlerontheditch.

HURLERONTHEDITCH looked a natural switched to chasing at Warwick on his return last month, jumping very well and at least 15 lengths up when slipping on landing and coming down at the last, and can make amends despite a 10 lb rise. Sageburg County resumed progress with an easy win over C&D last week and is an obvious threat under a penalty, while Eaton Collina is worth another chance having had excuses on his return.

In an interesting race SAGEBURG COUNTY is taken to win his third race of the season.Hurlerontheditch and Firak are feared most.
Class & Speed Card
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I AM GONNA BE bounced back to form when second on her seasonal debut at Ayr a month ago and the six-year-old sets the standard based on that evidence, despite a 3lb rise in the ratings. Somespring Special failed to fire at Wincanton last time but can be given another chance based on her two previous Fontwell victories. Cases can be made for all of the remainder but Aubis Walk stands out the most.

I AM GONNA BE made a promising start to her chasing career when runner-up at Ayr last month and can put that experience to good use. Presenting Nelly and Blue Beach are bred to do better over fences so are respected, while Irish-point winner Aubis Walk should also make a chaser.

The suggestion is I AM GONNA BE, who came from a poor position for a creditable second in her seasonal/chase debut at Ayr last month.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Abaya Du Mathan has to be of interest following back-to-back seconds last month but marginal preference is for HOWYOUPLAYTHEGAME. Sam Allwood's gelding showed plenty of promise when a close third on his seasonal return at Doncaster a couple of weeks ago and he races off just a 1lb higher mark here. Casa Tall is another with valid form claims, while Hokelami completes the shortlist.

Though he finished last in a six-runner affair at Carlisle last time, CASA TALL travelled better than most for much of the race, which was his first run for this yard following three months off. He has slipped to a very dangerous mark and may well be the answer here, provided he's able to build on that effort. Abaya du Mathan has hit the crossbar both starts for present connections and is feared most ahead of Howyouplaythegame.

Preference is for HOWYOUPLAYTHEGAME (nap), who ran a big race and succumbed only close home at Doncaster last month.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Having won an Irish point-to-point in March, QUEENSBURY BOY makes the most appeal on his first start under Rules. The son of Doyen looks an interesting recruit for Harry Derham and the benefit of that previous experience between the flags can hold him in good stead. Ted's Gift has made a consistent start to his career and a win may just be around the corner for Jonjo O'Neill's four-year-old, while the well-bred Ace Of Spades is one to note on debut.

Jamie Snowden has his string in cracking form at present so A PRO PO, who makes appeal on paper, is selected to make a winning start. Queensbury Boy and Ace of Spades are a couple of interesting rivals who require close market scrutiny, while Marmalade Time is likely to show the benefit of last month's reappearance at Warwick.

The choice is the Irish raider RODNEY who was a fair sixth at Navan on his latest start. Queensberry Boy looks his main threat.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

TEDTWO made a very pleasing start to his career in bumpers last season before disappointing on his latest outing at Kelso, but could bounce back on his return to action. The four-year-old is having his first start for Kerry Lee on his hurdling bow and he should not be discounted. Smurfette was a good fourth over 2m at Warwick last month and looks likely to build on that effort, while Golden Ambition is another to keep a close eye on.

SMURFETTE made a pleasing start to her hurdling career when fourth in a big field at Warwick last month and can build on that and get off the mark now. Uttoxeter-third Royal Thunder was still going well when unseating at Ascot since and is second choice ahead of bumper-winner Tedtwo, a new recruit for the Kerry Lee stable.

This looks an ideal opportunity for SMURFETTE, who was fourth at Warwick on her jumps debut last month, to get off the mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

CLASSIC CONCORDE has been in flying form in recent months, having won four of his last five starts, and a 6lb rise for his latest success at Ffos Las is unlikely to stop his progression. Howaya Now switches back to hurdles having fallen on his chase debut at Warwick and the five-year-old warrants a fair amount of respect. Zwicky could have more to offer stepping up in trip and completes the shortlist.

There's likely more to come from ZWICKY now reunited with Sean Quinlan and stepping up to 3m for the first time so he's the one to beat. The thriving Classic Concorde can give him most to think about ahead of Howaya Now.

Classic Concorde is respected but ZWICKY shapes as though he will stay 3m and gets the vote in receipt of weight all round.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Annie Day made a winning return to action at Warwick when pulling clear with an unexposed rival. However, she won fresh last season before not progressing as expected and may prove vulnerable. The vote, therefore, goes to ALRIGHT DAI, who displayed promise in bumpers and produced his best effort over timber when third at Fakenham last time. The five-year-old is expected to strike on his handicap bow, while stable companion Double Powerful and Letmetellusomethin are others capable of taking a step forward.

MAJOR FORTUNE failed to vindcate punters' faith at Exeter last month but he's well worth another chance given the traffic problems he encountered that day. Indeed, the 5-y-o has been eased 2 lb on the back of that and there's surely better to come from him on just his third start for Dan Skelton. Handicap debutants Alright Dai and Letmetellusomethin may emerge as the main dangers, despite the presence of last-time-out winners Annie Day and Begoodtoyourself.

The vote goes to ANNIE DAY, who made it 2-7 over hurdles when beating a clear second at Warwick on her return last month.
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