There were 39 Races on Thursday 31st October 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Bath, 7 races at Stratford, 7 races at Newcastle, 9 races at Southwell, 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 4 race.

The ex Willie Mullins-trained EL FABIENNE showed enough in her bumper days to suggest that she can play a hand in a race of this nature and, making her debut over flights for her in-form stable, she gets the tentative vote to land the spoils. Tintagel Queen finished behind two useful sorts when third on her hurdling debut over an extended 2m3f last season and she must enter calculations with that experience under her belt, while point-to-point winner Boombox Baby also merits respect, particularly if the market speaks favourably.

WEDNESDAY ADDAMS made a promising start in this sphere when third at Perth and can build on it to open her account at the chief expense of Tintagel Queen, who has an absence to overcome but remains with a fair bit of potential. Game Colours is another with the form to play her part, while Cheeky Lady and Butterflycollector can't be dismissed either in this very open maiden.

The eye is drawn to Tintagel Queen but preference is for WEDNESDAY ADDAMS who had the best form in bumpers.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

BEAU QUALI made a pleasing start to life with Dan Skelton when finishing a game runner-up over 2m at Chepstow earlier this month and, with match-fitness on his side, he looks the one to side with. Last seen finishing down the field in the Champion Bumper for Ben Pauling, Sixmilebridge warrants respect making his hurdles/stable debut in these calmer waters, while Mythical Moon showed promise when second in a Bangor bumper last season, and he completes the shortlist.

Ex-French performer BEAU QUALI showed plenty to work on when runner-up at Chepstow 3 weeks ago and with the promise of more to come, he's the percentage call. Sixmilebridge was thought good enough to contest the Champion Bumper in the spring and has to be of interest now hurdling for his new yard on the back of a breathing op. Nowmelad completes the shortlist under a penalty.

The interesting horse is SIXMILEBRIDGE who was last seen contesting the Champion Bumper and could be too classy for these.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Runner-up in the Betfair and County Hurdle last term, L'EAU DU SUD looks a promising recruit to chasing and he gets the nod to stamp his class on this contest for the in-form Dan Skelton team. Already with plenty of chasing experience under his belt, No Risk Des Flos is capable of playing a hand in a race of this nature and, stepping back in trip, he can emerge as the main danger to the selection following wind surgery, while Envious Editor is respected most out of the remainder.

L'EAU DU SUD is sure to have been well schooled ahead of his chase debut and is very much the one to beat here. Envious Editor may give him most to think about.

This looks a winning opportunity for L'EAU DU SUD, for all that he may ideally be suited by softer ground.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

SAM'S AMOUR could not have done it any easier at Exeter last time out and this looks like another ideal opportunity for the seven-year-old to notch up a third career success. Winless since March, Fame And Fun has not shown much in recent starts but is capable on his day, while Byzantine Empire is one with the potential to improve for going back up in distance.

SAM'S AMOUR took her form up a notch when scoring at Exeter earlier this month and has been found a good opportunity to follow up. Byzantine Empire and Fame And Fun look the likeliest dangers.

Keiran Burke's SAM'S AMOUR drops into a seller after winning two of her last four races and she appeals as the safest play.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

This can go the way of ATREIDES, who must hold every chance on the back of a career-best effort when narrowly denied over shorter at Fontwell last month. The form of his stable is another plus and the son of Califet is preferred to the capable Zhang Fei and Juggernaut, who was a promising third when not beaten far at Newton Abbot on his latest outing. Others to note include Juggernaut, Penna Rossa and Razzo Italiano.

PENNA ROSSA is well treated on past exploits and was revived by his new stable when second at Exeter three weeks ago, so he takes preference over Atreides, who may yet have more to offer. Juggernaut should give his running once more.

A gamble was foiled when PENNA ROSSA (nap) was beaten on his stable debut and he can win here. Atreides is next best.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

COOLEENYMORE was a real eye-catcher when she ran away with a mares' handicap the last time she was seen over fences at Exeter and, having shown her versatility with a similar display over timber at Hereford in May, the Robert Walford-trained mare is an attractive proposition on just her third start in this sphere. The hat-trick seeking Harrys Hope is an obvious threat stepping up in trip off just 6lb higher than her latest success. Kapamazov and Joe Cotton are potential improvers to monitor in the betting.

This trip should be within HARRYS HOPE's range and, with a 6 lb rise for her latest success at Exeter easy to swallow, she is taken to complete the hat-trick. Move With The Beat didn't have the chance to show what he can do over fences on debut in this sphere at the aforementioned course and Emma Lavelle's charge is next on the list ahead of Smurfette. If Mortens Leam is raring to go he will have a chance, while Macfin is also of interest, despite returning from a lengthy absence.

This is very open. MACFIN could be interesting with competitive form off higher marks before doing well in points.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

CRYSTABEL, a rare runner on the NH scene for the Andrew Balding yard, narrowly failed to reward favourite backers when she was just touched off in a driving finish on her racecourse debut at Huntingdon. However, it was still a promising enough effort to suggest the experience will stand her in good stead here. With improvement likely, the daughter of Crystal Ocean could be too wily for the likes of Ocean Sky, Queen's Theatre and Girl Of Gold who appeal most from the newcomers.

The betting could help sort matters in this interesting 3-y-o bumper, with QUEEN'S THEATRE chanced before market clues. Crystabel made an encouraging start at Huntingdon and is entitled to improve, while Ocean Sky and Girl of Gold are a couple of the other appealing newcomers.

There are some interesting newcomers to consider but CRYSTABEL has the benefit of a run under her belt and it was a good one.
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