There were 41 Races on Tuesday 1st July 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 8 races at Tipperary, 7 races at Musselburgh, 6 races at Brighton, 7 races at Roscommon, 7 races at Chelmsford City, 6 races at Stratford, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

RUNCOK held a big lead when falling at the third-last fence on his recent Roscommon chase debut and can gain compensation. Just a five-year-old, he raced three times in novice hurdles and having scored at Punchestown in February, ran well at Grade 2 level in April. He should appreciate being ridden with slightly more restraint and will take all the beating with a clear round. Naturally Nimble finished 16 lengths ahead of the below-par selection at Punchestown in May and is a Grade 3 hurdle winner. Ex-Flat, he debuts over fences so might struggle to beat Willie Mullins' inmate. Trasna Na Pairce is progressing well but although he has point-to-point experience, he needs a longer distance.

Having looked sure to win when falling three out at Roscommon on chasing debut, RUNCOK will be difficult to beat granted a clear round.
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ST FAZ was well held in a recent Flat run but had previously scored over this C&D. A busy five-year-old, he was placed at Listed level on his latest hurdle start and having made good progress over fences, can compete from 5lb higher than when winning in May. Aeros Luck escaped with a 4lb hike for scoring at Punchestown (stablemate Dutch Schultz finished third) and while he blundered at the final fence then and today's rider claims 3lb, he has won just twice from 19 runs and has a big weight. Clonshire River is 5lb higher than when winning at Limerick, but drops back down in distance.

A chance is taken on A WAVE OF THE SEA to roll back the years. He is well treated on old form and has been running well.
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MAY CALL YOU BACK had supporters on hold before switching to a neighbouring trainer last summer and appears a handicap blot. By a top stallion, she took a division of this race last year and having returned from 288 days off to win easily over hurdles at Tramore recently, she is 10lb lower compared to her revised timber figure and is open to further improvement. Smallcraftwarning scored over hurdles at Clonmel and while now rated 99 in that sphere and reasonably unexposed over fences, might struggle to beat the selection. Get It Right took 15 attempts to master things but defeated Crowsatedappletart at Limerick.

Last year's winner MAY CALL YOU BACK demonstrated her well-being over hurdles on latest and she may be able to repeat the dose
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GARDE LA PECHE has been running well and might be suited by stepping back up to this distance. Although well held on her previous attempt racing over a similar trip last Christmas, that was in a much stronger Leopardstown handicap and she has shown useful recent form on good ground. Ten-race maiden Pride Of Place ran well at Punchestown recently, while the similarly-owned It's Never Simple is lightly raced and has been frustrating but seemed to benefit from stepping up in distance recently. He now debuts over fences.

Having shown improved form in first-time blinkers at Punchestown last time, PRIDE OF PLACE can get off the mark today.
Class & Speed Card

A NOD TO GETAWAY has won twice from 23 career starts, but is nonetheless unexposed reverting to fences today. Having won at Listowel last month, he is rated 16lb lower in this sphere than over hurdles and while he lacks some chasing experience, he does have handicap chase form over this trip and is in good heart. The returning Dinoland is himself nicely rated, having a hurdles mark of 110. He has proven stamina and likes good ground so should compete, despite lacking race-fitness. Birdsandthebees hasn't run since winning at Limerick in April.

Having shown improvement over hurdles lately, A NOD TO GETAWAY(nap) is now 16lb lower over fences and can take advantage.
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ROYAL EAGLE notched a seventh success when last seen over obstacles and can make a winning chase debut. She met trouble on the Flat recently and although she lacks previous chasing experience, she is an experienced 130-rated hurdler who is suited by good ground. Gaoth Chuil has been placed at Grade 3 level over hurdles, stays well and ran well on the Flat recently. However, she has been slightly disappointing in two chase runs and blundered at an early fence at Tramore in May. She was also beaten nine lengths by the selection when the pair previously met at the Galway Festival, although that was almost three years ago. Belle The Lioness ran well at Tramore recently.

The Ted Walsh trained GAOTH CHUIL was the best of these over hurdles and she can get off the mark over fences stepped back up in trip.
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ARCTIC GALE was beaten in a 0-120 beginners chase at Tramore recently, but caught the eye and will be suited by stepping back up in distance. Runner-up at two Galway Festivals, he has been undoubtedly frustrating but nonetheless has often run to a useful level and remains a fraction unexposed, having previously contested just one handicap hurdle in his career. Gimme A Buzz is thoroughly progressive and will be well schooled for his chase debut, but he is a five-year-old who lacks some of the selection's experience. One Night Standard is a dual hurdles winner who ran well enough at Roscommon recently, but is a six-race maiden over fences.

A chance is taken on ONE NIGHT STANDARD. Her yard won this last year and the new cheekpieces might work the oracle
Class & Speed Card

CHARLIE LUCIANO hasn't run since disappointing in November, but should be ready and is perfectly suited by race conditions. He has a neat qualifying 120 chase rating and although he struggled over hurdles at Navan last time, that came just 15 days after a fall so he is forgiven and he had previously shown form in handicap chases. Park The Giant hasn't run since contesting a smart beginners chase back in December and while he would prefer an ease, he had useful form last year and is quite experienced, having also point-to-pointed. St Cuthbert's Cave ran well on his recent chase debut and, being rated 118 over hurdles, should compete.

PARK THE GIANT gets the nod. The form of his November Punchestown third is strong and he went well fresh at Galway last October
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