There were 32 Races on Thursday 19th December 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 9 races at Southwell, 7 races at Exeter, 7 races at Ffos Las, 9 races at Chelmsford-City, 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 6 race.

Ignition shaped with plenty of promise when third over 7f on his nursery debut here in October and, stepping back in trip off 2lb higher, he should be able to make his presence felt once more. That said, it may pay to take a chance on GREY OPERATIONS. He didn't cut much ice on his three qualifying runs but, sporting first-time cheekpieces on his first run since being gelded, connections will be disappointed if this 150,000-pound son of Havana Grey didn't have a part to play on his nursery bow. Causin A Commotion looks the pick of the remainder.

CAUSIN A COMMOTION justified heavy market support at Wolverhampton and a 2 lb rise may not stop him given he shapes as if he'll prove as least as effective back at 6f. Black Sky caught the eye a bit last time and is second choice ahead of Edward Smyth-Osbourne's new recruit Ignition.

Former stablemates Ignition and EARLY RELEASE could both have more to come and the latter is marginally preferred this time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

MIDNIGHT CITY shaped with promise when finishing fifth on his debut in a warm Newmarket maiden over 6f in August, before being readily outpointed in a couple of valuable sales races. He left those efforts behind most recently, though, when only finding a potentially smart sort too good over this track and trip, and he gets the nod to go one place better in this company. Line Of Force wasn't disgraced when fourth in a Ripon Listed race last time out and he commands respect on his first start for this stable. The unexposed Desert Champion is also noteworthy with improvement looking likely second time up.

MEGAPHONE hasn't been seen since his debut in May but hinted at promise on that occasion and can strike for new trainer George Boughey. Desert Champion is another likely to improve for his first run and might provide the main threat ahead of more-established pair Line of Force and Midnight City.

Line Of Force and Midnight City bring the best form but Megaphone and DESERT CHAMPION look likely improvers.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

DON PACIFICO looked to be learning on the job when finishing an admirable third over 6f at Wolverhampton on his debut last month and, with the promise of more to come, the son of Night Of Thunder may be the one to be with in what appears a trappy heat on paper. After finishing runner-up over 7f at Newcastle earlier this month, this step back in trip looks an interesting move for Reporter and the Wootton Bassett colt looks the pick of the remainder. Readily outclassed in the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot last time out, Sands Of Havana is of interest with her sights lowered.

DON PACIFICO shaped well when third at Wolverhampton last month and with improvement on the cards, Simon & Ed Crisford's colt is fancied to go a couple of places better at the expense of Stardancer, who was held back by inexperience at Newmarket on debut but should have derived plenty from that initial outing. Sands of Havana found the Queen Mary too much second time up so she can get back on track returned to calmer waters.

Sands Of Havana has been off since June so a safer option is DON PACIFICO who was quite an eyecatcher at Wolverhampton.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

WALKING ON CLOUDS was able to justify strong market support when recording a narrow success at Wolverhampton on Monday and, turned out quickly under a 5lb penalty, he looks to hold every chance of following up. Ustath is a 10-time winner on the all-weather and is interesting debuting for the Roger Fell yard, while Nevernay is another to bear in mind.

NEVERNAY seems to be getting his act together for Kevin Frost and is taken to build on an encouraging run at Wolverhampton last time. Monday's Wolverhampton scorer Walking On Clouds might be the one to give him most to do.

Walking On Clouds isn't opposed lightly but there are grounds for expecting an improved showing from WAR MEMORIAL today.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

CURRUMBIN has yet to register a maiden success after 12 attempts, but he kept on powerfully to finish a neck second over 1m4f at Lingfield last time out. A further step up in trip looks likely to suit on that evidence and he can make it 13th time lucky. Turner Girl bumped into an in-form rival over C&D recently and is of considerable interest from an unchanged rating. Altanera has few miles on the clock and she heads the remainder.

CURRUMBIN and Arc Zoosve are 3-y-os who have been knocking on the door in similar races and might be the pair to focus on, with the former taken to provide Michael Keady with a winner with his first runner since taking out a sole licence. Last week's C&D second Turner Girl may prove best of the rest.

A few with chances but ARC ZOOSVE and Currumbin are 3yos who went close on their latest starts and they appeal most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Sense Of Worth might have struggled on his return to action recently, but the eight-year-old landed a division of this corresponding event from 4lb lower 12 months ago and should not be underestimated. However, it is TORTURED SOUL who gets the vote. Tony Carroll's charge had to concede first run to a comfortable winner at Kempton last time, having been denied a clear run. He pulled over a length clear of the third-placed horse, though, and compensation may await from an unchanged mark. The Bay Warrior is also noted.

SWITCHEL is going the right way and, having scored at Chelmsford in November, she backed it up with an excellent second at Lingfield, so she's worth a chance to get back to winning ways for all that Charlie's Choice and Tortured Soul look formidable opponents.

A race full of potential revivers but as things stand, last week's course runner-up CHARLIE'S CHOICE is preferred to Switchel.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Love Your Work, who went agonisingly close over this C&D before landing a similar event at Wolverhampton last month, should be on the premises with Alice Bond's 7lb more than compensating for a 2lb rise in the handicap. Nevertheless, the vote goes to WILDE AND DANDY, who was eased down when scoring over 7f here last week and, unexposed at the trip, he can complete a quick-fire double under a 5lb penalty. Partisan Hero and Dream Pirate complete the shortlist.

WILDE AND DANDY has hit a rich vein of form lately and is taken to make it three from his last four after scoring here 9 days ago. Partisan Hero is one to be interested in despite being off 7 months since his stable debut and Overlooked should be involved once more.

Fools Rush In can bounce back from a quiet run last time but DREAM PIRATE ended the turf season in good form and is preferred.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

During the turf season, BILLYB faced stiffer tests than this and he may be able to make the most of dropping back in grade after another creditable effort when finishing second in a class 3 event over C&D on Saturday. Bravo Zulu made a winning start for his new yard at Lingfield earlier this month and, assuming the retained blinkers have the same impact, he can also figure off just 3lb higher. Barnaby and Legal Reform are others to bear in mind.

BILLYB was a good second in a well-contested race over C&D on Saturday evening and will surely go close at the least if in similar form. Barnaby has had a cracking spell on Newcastle's tapeta lately and is second choice ahead of Lessay, a new recruit for Ed Dunlop.

Bravo Zulu and Billyb are high on the list but CHARENCEY (nap) is given another chance to prove himself well handicapped.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

POPULAR DREAM fully justified good support in the betting when he comfortably landed a maiden over this C&D last week and given he was rated 4lb inferior to the runner-up in that race, the son of Oasis Dream appeals back in a handicap under a 5lb penalty. Beneficiary and Toptime are consistent enough to rate as major threats, while Rogue De Vega, a winner over 5f at Wolverhampton on his penultimate start, also enters the reckoning from just 1lb higher.

POPULAR DREAM won a maiden here readily last week and looks well treated back in a handicap under a penalty, so he gets the vote ahead of in-form pair Rogue De Vega and Beneficiary.

Popular Dream needs more back in a handicap and the return of a hood could spark a full revival from THREE BEAUZ.
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