There were 42 Races on Saturday 15th March 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Kempton, 7 races at Uttoxeter, 7 races at Thurles, 7 races at Southwell, 7 races at Wolverhampton, 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 3 race.

HIDDEN HISTORY failed to justify favouritism when taking the silver medal home over 3m2f at Fontwell on Boxing Day, but he takes a drop in trip and makes his first start for the Dan Skelton yard. The seven-year-old has plenty of scope for improvement and he looks the way to go. Whatsupwithyou struck in good style at Ludlow last month and provided the veteran remains in similar form, he ought to go close. Lihyan and Jilaijone are just two others to consider.

Having been well-backed when runner-up on final start for previous connections, HIDDEN HISTORY makes plenty of appeal off his current mark on debut for the Skelton team. Dual hurdles winner Wellington Arch has shown plenty in novice company and should be suited by this step up in trip, while Below The Radar could be interesting if putting it all together back at the scene of his last victory.

A chance is taken on last year's runner-up MONVIEL, for whom the returning cheekpieces could be a major positive.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Red Dirt Road made every yard of the running in heavy ground to run out an eight-length victor in a warm handicap at Sandown last month and is likely to have his supporters. However, this requires another career-best effort off a 9lb higher mark and, with that in mind, GUARD DUTY gets the nod. Emma Lavelle's eight-year-old may have been worth more than the winning margin suggests at Newbury earlier in the month and this step up in trip could unlock further improvement. Red Risk and Patriotik complete the shortlist.

JOYEUX MACHIN has seemingly been brought to the boil at just the right time by master-target-trainer Dan Skelton and he's taken to land this decent pot. Guard Duty is progressive and will enjoy getting plenty of cover in this big-field handicap, so he's the main danger ahead of Irish-raider Blaze the Way who remains unexposed over this sort of trip. Of the several other interesting types, Chasingouttheblues deserves an honourable mention following his luckless passage at Haydock last month.

This is seriously competitive. BLAZE THE WAY has been improving in Ireland and his latest second was over an inadequate 2m4f.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

Last year's third My Silver Lining returns competing off a 7lb lower mark, but she has only completed a race once in her last four starts, which is a real concern. If she can reproduce her third at Hereford two starts ago, she may be able to be there when it matters. However, KNOCKANORE looks the much safer bet. Ryan Potter's eight-year-old relished the step up in distance when bolting up in the Eider at Newcaslte last month and even a 10lb rise might underestimate his authority over his rivals that day. Galia Des Liteaux is a classy performer on her day and has to be respected, along with the hat-trick seeking Mr Vango.

This is wide open but KNOCKANORE proved a revelation on his first go over a marathon trip when routing his field in Newcastle's Eider Chase and with ground conditions again likely to be far from testing he can follow up with talented claimer Freddie Mitchell once more taking off 5 lb. The admirable Mr Vango is feared most in his hat-trick bid, although Tanganyika, Apple Away and Val Dancer all seem sure to have a say too. Invincible Nao completes the shortlist in a cracking Midlands National.

Classy mare APPLE AWAY (nap) should move with purpose for a long way and that can count for a lot in these competitive staying chases.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

DEAFENING SILENCE was second off this mark in a competitive event at Windsor two starts ago and followed that up when winning at Warwick last time. A reproduction of either of those efforts would give Dan Skelton's gelding a big chance here. Walk On Quest is a progressive six-year-old and he has to be noted on the back of four victories, while similar comments apply to Eyed. Others to note are Fortunate Man and Isaac Des Obeaux.

Cases can be made for most of these, but the suggestion is WALK ON QUEST, who is unbeaten in 4 starts over fences and Lucinda Russell's 6-y-o had plenty up his sleeve when scoring at Kelso a fortnight ago. Heading up the dangers is Latenightrumble, who looked an unlucky loser at Wetherby last month, with Deafening Silence and Minella Blueway taken to fight out minor honours.

There can be optimism the fast-improving 6yo WALK ON QUEST will be fine now back up to 3m and he is taken to make it 5-5 over fences.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

In an open race marginal preference is for KING OF ANSWERS, who bolted up at Newcastle last time and the second from that event has subsequently placed at Listed level. Lieutenant Mayne failed to fire when last seen but is a player based on his previous performances. The Bluesman has to be of some interest on his return to action, while any market support for The Jukebox Kid would have to be noted.

KING OF ANSWERS was much improved from hurdling debut when scoring at Newcastle last month and, with the performance more or less backed up by the timefigure, he's selected to defy a penalty at the first time of asking. I'm A Lumberjack could settle better returning to a bigger field and remains with potential, with The Bluesman and winning Irish pointer The Jukebox Kid others to note in an interesting novice hurdle.

The 6yo KING OF ANSWERS ran really well in an Irish point and finally delivered on that promise with an eyecatching win at Newcastle.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

JUPITER DES BORDES has run with plenty of credit since joining the Richard Hobson stable from France and was well backed when third at Warwick last time out. The switch to better ground here looks like a plus and he gets the vote ahead of Intimate, who goes slightly up in trip, having gone close at Hereford last time out. Jackpot D'athou could be interesting on his chase debut, but he will need to improve on recent form.

ZERO TOLERANCE has been shaping up well in this sphere and may be able to dictate back down in trip in this small field. Jupiter des Bordes is of firm interest, while market support for the well-handicapped La Domaniale might be significant.

Richard Hobson's French recruit JUPITER DES BORDES is taken to build on a promising Warwick third and get off the mark over fences.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

QUEENOFTHEJUKEBOX didn't do herself any favours when racing wide on the home turn at Market Rasen last time out, but she did well to rally for fifth and this drop in grade looks like an ideal opportunity. Queensworthy represents top connections on her Rules debut and is expected to be in the mix. Another well-related sort, being a half-sister to the stable's Grade 1-winner Crambo, Gidge must enter calculations, as well as Brooklyn Callin.

Dan Skelton has been mopping up in bumpers this season so the vote goes to his point recruit QUEENSWORTHY before any betting clues are known. Brooklyn Callin has a similar profile to the selection, while previous bumper winner Queenofthejukebox ought to be very competitive under the penalty. Gidge and On Top of The Moon also make paper appeal in an interesting end to Midlands National day.

The strength in the betting behind ROCK SENSATION on her C&D debut suggests she's well regarded and she's given another chance.
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