There were 36 Races on Friday 29th November 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Thurles, 7 races at Musselburgh, 7 races at Newbury, 8 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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INDIVIDUALISTE stayed on to finish fourth in a similar race at Gowran last time and looks capable of striking at this level. His jumping was a bit hit-and-miss then, but he caught the eye behind Noble Talent and may appreciate stepping up in trip. Crossing The Bar has run a couple of solid races since joining Cian Collins and he may be able to do better now back over fences, having been well beaten in his two chase starts in England. Oneforgonzo won twice over hurdles earlier in the year and is one to note on his return to action.

INDIVIDUALISTE ran his best race over fences when fourth at Gowran last time and a repeat of that form could be good enough here. Crossing The Bar has been in good form over hurdles for his new yard this autumn and will be a threat if he can reproduce that form now back chasing. Oneforgonzo may prove best of the remainder.

The lightly raced ONEFORGONZO looked progressive over hurdles last season and could improve again sent chasing
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BIRDSANDTHEBEES was value for a bit more than her winning margin at Clonmel last month and may be able to go in again here off a 10lb higher mark. The Walk In The Park mare was making just her second outing over fences then and may be better suited by the larger obstacles. That form looks solid, with the second and third placed again since. Jack Holiday was all out to make use of a lower hurdles mark at Limerick 10 days ago. He's probably a better horse over a fence but could be on a high enough rating. Sea Road Fill ran a solid race in his first handicap over fences at Naas and could be place material again.

BIRDSANDTHEBEES confirmed the promise of her chase debut effort when running out a good winner at Clonmel 5 weeks ago. That performance hasn't escaped the attentions of the assessor but open to further progress, she may well be up to the task. Recent hurdles scorer Jack Holiday and Sea Road Fill are others to consider. King Ferdinand also makes each-way appeal.

Slight preference is for SEA ROAD FILL, dropped in grade after a Naas third. Birdsandthebees is a big danger.
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Point-to-point winner C'EST TA CHANCE was well touted before his track debut last season, when losing out narrowly to William Munny at Navan in January. He made little impression at Cheltenham subsequently before getting turned over in an Ayr bumper when a short price. Better will be expected over hurdles this season. Relieved Of Duties is another winning pointer who may improve from his run in a Clonmel bumper just over three weeks ago. He was behind Bold Passion then, when the pair filled the places behind Mic Drop. Peter Fahey's charge is another for the shortlist.

The market should prove a good guide here but Willie Mullins' points scorer C'EST TA CHANCE is taken to build on his fairly useful bumper form and make a winning start in this sphere. Fellow hurdling newcomer Relieved of Duties also has winning point form to his name and could emerge as the main danger ahead of form pick Artic Lane.

A point winner who went close in the first of three bumper outings last season, C'EST TA CHANCE is probably a cut above these rivals
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WALK OF THE ROSES won a bumper in Britain and had some solid placed form over hurdles. She could be on a nice mark on her first outing for Jimmy Mangan in what doesn't look like a particularly strong heat. Destivelle ended up a moderate enough third at Limerick last time, but has been running some solid enough races and she is entitled to play a big part now in this company. Love Like This was outclassed in novice company last time, but had some decent enough runs in maidens and may be able to get a bit closer now at this level.

It might be worth taking a chance on bumper winner WALK OF THE ROSES taking a step forward now handicapping for the first time for a new stable. Del Girl would likely be a big threat if back to the form she showed when going close at Punchestown in June. Destivelle also makes the shortlist having been placed in similar company on 5 of her last 7 hurdle starts.

Many with chances in an open affair but WALK OF THE ROSES has to be of interest on her Irish and stable debut
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INN AT THE PARK was slightly disappointing on the last of his three bumper runs last season, but should be good enough to make a winning start over timber here. The Walk In The Park gelding had been third on his first two outings and had been beaten less than a length by Cheltenham fourth Sounds Victorious at Punchestown previously. Smart Flat performer Magellan Strait, fifth in the Cesarewitch at Newmarket last month, is an interesting rival. He has been placed in three maiden hurdles without showing the same level of ability as on the Flat. Bossofthebrownies had two nice placed efforts last term and is one to note on his return.

MACHISMO shaped well when a debut hurdling second at Sligo and can build on it to get off the mark. Newcomer Inn At The Park is in top hands and can also have a say, with Bossofthebrownies also in the mix despite his absence.

INN AT THE PARK has some smart bumper form to his name and looks the most likely winner here on his hurdling debut
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DELIAS PET may be able to pick up the winning thread again here. The Stowaway mare came good with victories at Fairyhouse and Gowran earlier in the month and the ones in front may just have got away from her on two starts since. She has been held up in her races and stayed on well when third here eight days ago without reaching the front pair. Ad Caelum ran well in maiden company when third to Grooveykindoflove here eight days ago and is interesting now off a mark of 95. She is 4lb better off with runner-up Fillusin from that race.

FILLUSIN is lightly raced over timber and makes fair appeal on her handicap debut. Delias Pet and Ad Caelum look the likeliest dangers.

The locally-trained DELIAS PET was arguably given too much to do here last time. She is an in-form mare and makes plenty of appeal
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Tiernan Power Roche is proving very good value for his 7lb claim and he can bag another winner for Philip Rothwell on DOWN AROUND. The Sea Moon gelding ran a big race at Fairyhouse earlier in the month when losing out by half a length to Portarlington. The winner went on to score over fences at Tramore on Tuesday. Phoenix Cowboy was five and a half lengths behind the selection last time and may be able to get a bit closer now. He shaped nicely then on his first outing for Mick Winters. Tasmanian Girl was second at a massive price last time and has a chance if repeating that showing.

PHOENIX COWBOY has been cut plenty of slack by the handicapper and shaped well on his debut for new connections at Fairyhouse earlier this month. He gets the nod in the finale. Jetaway To Getaway and Down Around can also make their presence felt.

WILLYWAMPUS (nap) was heavily supported in the betting when an eyecatching fourth here after a break and could be poised to strike
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