14:25 Warwick Handicap Chase (Class 3) 26f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	7 1st (7) (10/1 +17%) Enqarde		10 10/1(+17%)																															(7) Enqarde 10/1, Landed the Tommy Whittle at Haydock off 5 lb higher in December 2021, but largely struggled since and needs to bounce back in a major way following a break/another round of wind surgery. Out of sorts last season and has undergone another wind operation since.
2	5 2nd (5) (6/1 +79%) Docpickedme		6 6/1(+79%)																															(5) Docpickedme 6/1, Bagged 3m handicap hurdles at Southwell and Doncaster last winter, but pulled up both starts during the spring. Switched yard since and hard to know what to expect of him back chasing following a 6-month absence. Two hurdle wins last season; first chase start for 19 months; more to prove than some.
3	3 3rd (3) (13/2 -44%) Major Dundee		6.5 13/2(-44%)																															(3) Major Dundee 13/2, Limited to just 3 starts last season, but looked better than ever when landing the Midlands Grand National at Uttoxeter (3½m, soft) in March, producing an exhibition round of jumping. This 8 lb higher mark looks manageable and he will be a danger to all if ready to roll following a break. Won Midlands Grand National when last seen; even this trip could be too sharp.
4	4 4th (4) (3/1 -20%) Jet Plane		3 3/1(-20%)																															(4) Jet Plane 3/1, Appeared to relish the switch to front-running tactics when signing off last season with a clear-cut success at Ludlow, but looked equally happy given a more patient ride when following up on return at Newton Abbot (25.8f, soft). 6 lb rise fair enough and he has to enter calculations. Newton Abbot win last month after a break; up 6lb but heading in right direction.
6	6 |PU| (6) (5/2 +44%) Arizona Cardinal		2.5 5/2(+44%)																															(6) Arizona Cardinal 5/2, Made a successful debut over fences after a wind operation in 2½m handicap at Bangor on return last season. Added to that with a career-best display at Uttoxeter (3m, heavy) when last seen in May and a 4 lb rise is unlikely to debar another bold show. Uttoxeter winner when last seen in May and also won on last season's reappearance; claims.
1	1 |PU| (1) (9/2 +40%) Bobhopeornohope		4.5 9/2(+40%)																															(1) Bobhopeornohope 9/2, Dual winner during novice campaign in 2021/22 and produced a game display when adding to his tally from the front at Ludlow (23.8f, soft) last December. Ran no sort of a race over that C&D on latest start during the spring, though, and looks vulnerable under top-weight here. Two Ludlow wins but was pulled up there when last seen in April.
8	8 |PU| (8) (28/1 +15%) One More Fleurie		28 28/1(+15%)																															(8) One More Fleurie 28/1, On a good mark judged on peak form, but he hasn't shown much during the last 2 seasons and there's no real reason to envisage a revival here. All four wins in early 2021; has mostly struggled since; down in the weights now.

LTO Selection:

14:25 Warwick Handicap Chase (Class 3) 26f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Several in-form rivals come together to make this an intriguing clash, with the hat-trick seeking pair Jet Plane and Latitude both very capable of extending their winning runs if everything goes right for them again. However, ARIZONA CARDINAL is 2-5 so far in chases and having improved in leaps and bounds since undergoing wind surgery, he could be hard to beat resuming off just 4lb higher than his 3m Uttoxeter success in May. Midlands Grand National winner Major Dundee also commands respect despite an 8lb higher mark.

This looks pretty competitive, with LATITUDE, Jet Plane, Major Dundee and Arizona Cardinal all seriously appealing on the back of career-best performances last time. Preference is for the first-named, who looked a chaser going places with decisive back-to-back wins during the spring. Jet Plane is the only member of the aforementioned quartet with a recent run under his belt, which could count for plenty, and he is feared most ahead of Midlands National winner Major Dundee.

With proven form and fitness, JET PLANE can add to last month's success.

14:25 Warwick Handicap Chase (Class 3) 26f PREDICTION SIMULATION

15:00 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 19f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	8 1st (8) (7/1 +42%) Annie Day		7 7/1(+42%)																															(8) Annie Day 7/1, Gambled-on and left previous efforts behind to get off the mark for her new yard returning from 20 months off at Fontwell (19f, good) last year. Not in same form in a pair of subsequent outings, looking amiss at Fontwell when last seen, and market may prove best guide after a further 9 months off. Won on return from absence last November (2m3f, good); not repeat it; longer break today.
2	10 2nd (10) (3/1 +40%) Giulietta		3 3/1(+40%)																															(10) Giulietta 3/1, Related to some useful performers in these silks and got closer than previously when seventh of 9 in novice hurdle at this C&D (good to soft) in April. Very interesting now switched to handicaps. Glimmer of ability in qualifying runs; goes handicapping off lowly mark; interesting.
3	7 3rd (7) (3/1 +40%) Bushtucker Park		3 3/1(+40%)																															(7) Bushtucker Park 3/1, In-frame in a pair of maidens in the spring before showing improved form fast-tracked to handicap company when fourth of 11 at Market Rasen (20.6f, good to soft) in May. One to consider on her return. Reasonably encouraging handicap debut over 2m4f in May; has scope for some improvement.
4	12 4th (12) (10/1 +17%) My Granny Lily		10 10/1(+17%)																															(12) My Granny Lily 10/1, Held her form quite well in defeat last season, making the frame on all 4 of her starts in handicaps. Out of the weights here but she's not completely ruled out of doing something similar on return from 9-month absence. In the frame in all 4 handicaps; improvement needed to have winning chance from 5lb wrong.
5th	11 5th (11) (16/1 +43%) Damask		16 16/1(+43%)																															(11) Damask 16/1, Only poor form shown in 4 starts last season, failing to improve for the switch to handicaps when sixth of 12 at Ludlow (21.2f, good to soft). Off 6 months. Hard to fancy. Minor promise so far; needs plenty more than when sixth on handicap debut over 2m5f.
6th	9 6th (9) (14/1 +0%) Backinforglory		14 14/1(+0%)																															(9) Backinforglory 14/1, Improved when second of 14 on handicap debut at Huntingdon in March 2022. Not seen since finishing fourth at that track barely a week later, so it's tricky to know how much ability remains, though. Comes into it on her 2nd over 2m4f in March 2022 but has a long absence to overcome.
7th	4 7th (4) (40/1 +0%) Minnie Beets		40 40/1(+0%)																															(4) Minnie Beets 40/1, Little show in 5 starts for Gordon Elliott, including when down the field over 3m at Killarney last month. Has joined a shrewd yard, though, so is worth a market check with cheekpieces applied. Showed little for G Elliott in Ireland, including when 40-1 for both handicaps; new yard.
8th	5 8th (5) (14/1 +50%) Ol'river Shine		14 14/1(+50%)																															(5) Ol'river Shine 14/1, Third in her sole point and made the frame in maiden events at Plumpton and Wetherby on her first 2 starts. Ran no sort of race on her handicap debut at Ludlow, however, so has bit to prove on return. Showed ability in Irish point; beaten long way on handicap hurdle debut in April (2m5f).
1	1 |F| (1) (5/1 +50%) Sweet Magic		5 5/1(+50%)																															(1) Sweet Magic 5/1, Ran up to her best when runner-up over C&D in March but failed to confirm that form when last of 7 at Chepstow on her next outing. Others preferred. Solid effort in this context when 2nd over C&D in March (soft); less to prove than some.
6	6 |PU| (6) (12/1 -9%) Sunshine Girl		12 12/1(-9%)																															(6) Sunshine Girl 12/1, Showed improved form stepping up in trip to score at Southwell (24.3f) in July on her final start for Stuart Crawford. Mixed bag in 3 starts for current yard and again found little at Uttoxeter last time, so others make more appeal. Stays well and in good form in July and August but failed to do herself justice last time.

LTO Selection:

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15:00 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 19f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

PRETENDING is yet to break her maiden over hurdles but, given she ran a blinder to finish second in a premier handicap under Brony Frost at Cheltenham in April, this significant ease in grade provides her with a golden opportunity if raring to go on her return. Sweet Magic is closely matched with the selection based on the official ratings and should go well if the rain stays away, while Bushtucker Park and Criquette are a couple of others with reasonable place claims.

GIULIETTA starts on a very lowly mark for top connections and appeared to be getting the hang of things towards the end of last season, so she's fancied to make a winning handicap debut. Bushtucker Park is another lightly-raced sort and merits respect, with Pretending taken to complete the placings.

Pretending is respected but GUILIETTA (nap) receives weight from most of these and is set to improve for the switch to handicaps.

15:00 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 19f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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15:35 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 26f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	3 1st (3) (7/2 +50%) Woodie Flash		3.5 7/2(+50%)																															(3) Woodie Flash 7/2, Irish point winner who also landed a 23f maiden hurdle at Worcester in July. Cut little ice on both subsequent starts there in handicaps but may still do better with few miles on the clock now stepping up in trip. Worcester maiden winner three starts ago; well held latest; up in trip.
2	1 2nd (1) (11/2 +21%) Bobo Mac		5.5 11/2(+21%)																															(1) Bobo Mac 11/2, Veteran who was useful at his best and confirmed he still has lots to offer when scoring at Chepstow (23.6f) 12 months ago. Hasn't been able to reproduce that effort in 4 subsequent starts but has been given a serious chance by the handicapper on return with cheekpieces reapplied. 7lb lower than when winning a year ago but well beaten all four starts since.
3	4 3rd (4) (22/1 -267%) My Last Oscar		22 22/1(-267%)																															(4) My Last Oscar 22/1, Has been off for 7 months since coming in last of 4 in handicap hurdle at Taunton (23.9f, heavy). Needs to hit the ground running on his reappearance. Won on seasonal return in 2021 but showed very little last term.
4	2 4th (2) (18/1 -50%) Fevertre		18 18/1(-50%)																															(2) Fevertre 18/1, Well backed and showed improved form when second in 3m Carlisle handicap on return in November 2021. However, not in the same form at Catterick 6 weeks later and hasn't been seen under Rules since (runner-up both start in points, latest 12 months ago). Market can guide expectations. Absent since a defeat in a maiden point a year ago.
5th	6 5th (6) (8/1 +6%) Time For A Pint		8 8/1(+6%)																															(6) Time For A Pint 8/1, Irish point winner who has finished well held in 3 runs over hurdles (latest here after 9 months off). Could easily prove a different proposition now handicapping over a longer trip. Heavy defeats in three novice hurdles but needs market check on handicap debut.
6th	7 6th (7) (14/1 -17%) Loch Garman Aris		14 14/1(-17%)																															(7) Loch Garman Aris 14/1, Dual scorer over fences at Bangor in May 2021 and retains a bit of ability in the twilight of his career, finishing runner-up in big-field handicap at Uttoxeter (23.3f, soft) when last seen 6 months ago. Cheekpieces reapplied. Has never won over hurdles but good 2nd of 17 when last seen in May.
7th	5 7th (5) (13/8 +14%) Horizon D'Or		1.625 13/8(+14%)																															(5) Horizon D'Or 13/8, Has upped his game since joining this stable, scoring comfortably at Fontwell in September. Disappointed at Uttoxeter next time but resumed progress with cheekpieces refitted when winning with a bit in hand at Ffos Las (23.9f, good to soft) last month. Respected despite a 7 lb rise. 2-4 for this yard; 7lb higher than for last month's Ffos Las win; strong candidate.
9	9 |PU| (9) (15/2 +25%) R Bernard		7.5 15/2(+25%)																															(9) R Bernard 15/2, Poor maiden hurdler and little impact in 4 starts over fences, albeit leaving the impression he can make more of an impact at some point at Uttoxeter (24f, soft) last month. Back over timber here and is one to keep an eye on with first-time headgear applied. Little form since a narrow defeat in March 2022; cheekpieces fitted.
10	10 |PU| (10) (40/1 +0%) Earcomesbob		40 40/1(+0%)																															(10) Earcomesbob 40/1, Placed 3 times in 3m handicap chases in 2021-22 but yet to recapture that form, pulled up for the third time in last 4 starts when last seen here 6 months ago. Back over hurdles but it's easy enough to look elsewhere. Pulled up in a chase when last seen six months ago; 7lb out of the weights.

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15:35 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 26f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

HORIZON D'OR scored by just over two lengths at Ffos Las last month and he was given a 7lb rise for that success. The six-year-old has two wins from four starts for the Adam West stable and he could continue his upward curve to complete a double here. The main threat might be My Last Oscar, who disappointed when well supported for a class 3 event at Taunton on his latest outing in March and could get involved if putting his best foot forward. Of the remainder, Loch Garman Aris makes the most appeal after his second at Uttoxeter.

Plenty in with chances and it could pay to side with veteran BOBO MAC, who failed to get competitive last term after scoring at Chepstow but has been given a major chance by the handicapper ahead of his return. Horizon d'Or has made a fine start to life with Adam West so he may well emerge as the main danger, with R Bernard and Woodie Flash another couple fancied to go well.

Most of these have plenty to prove so HORIZON D'OR may well win again.

15:35 Warwick Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 26f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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16:10 Warwick NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	10 1st (10) (7/2 +65%) Let It Rain		3.5 7/2(+65%)																															(10) Let It Rain 7/2, Half-sister to fair chaser Poniente (3¼m winner, by Shirocco). Dam bumper winner, sister to high-class hurdler/top-class chaser (stayed 3¼m) Whisper out of 17f/19f hurdle winner Belle Yepa. Top yard have had a couple of winning newcomers in this sphere in recent weeks. £16,000 2yo; sixth foal; closely related to point bumper winner Strike Hollow.
2	17 2nd (17) (22/1 +78%) The Secret Pearl		22 22/1(+78%)																															(17) The Secret Pearl 22/1, £13,000 4-y-o, Mahler filly. Sister to 2 winners, including fair hurdle/useful chase winner up to 2½m Queen Jane, and half-sister to fairly useful hurdler/chaser Go Whatever. Runner-up on last of 3 starts in Irish points.in April. Produced low-level RPRs when completing in her two Irish points and probably up against it.
3	18 3rd (18) (16/1 -60%) What's One More		16 16/1(-60%)																															(18) What's One More 16/1, £46,000 3-y-o, Mount Nelson filly. Half-sister to fair hurdler/useful chaser Waitnsee, stays 31f, and fair hurdler/chaser Bitview Colin. Useful jumping pedigree and a respected newcomer from a good yard.
4	14 4th (14) (22/1 +33%) Rightofway		22 22/1(+33%)																															(14) Rightofway 22/1, Clovis Du Berlais filly. Dam, ran once on Flat, half-sister to (2m-2¾m winner) Mustamir. Related to winners on Flat and over jumps; yard 8% strike-rate in bumpers recent seasons.
5th	7 5th (7) (15/2 +17%) Giver The Hollie		7.5 15/2(+17%)																															(7) Giver The Hollie 15/2, €18,000 3-y-o, £15,000 4-y-o, Shirocco filly. Dam unraced, closely related to fair hurdler/fairly useful chase winner (stays 2½m) Cornerkova. Placed both completed starts in Irish points (latest May 7) and stable has a good record in this sphere. Point form nothing exciting but has joined a good operation for rules action.
6th	12 6th (12) (22/1 -120%) Musique De Fee		22 22/1(-120%)																															(12) Musique De Fee 22/1, £40,000 3-y-o, Jukebox Jury filly. Dam unraced half-sister to dual Queen Mother Champion Chase winner Master Minded and useful French hurdler/chaser (stayed 2¾m) Lucky To Be. Runner-up sole start in point bumpers and showed plenty when third in Stratford bumper in June. Close up in two bumpers restricted to pointers, keeping on both times.
7th	1 7th (1) (9/2 +47%) Baby Shally		4.5 9/2(+47%)																															(1) Baby Shally 9/2, £55,000 sister to bumper winner Victory Club, and half-sister to 4 winners, including fairly useful hurdler Quinlandio (2m winner, by Thousand Words), stayed 19f. Won sole start in Irish points (Mar 5). Won a weak point in Ireland and bought for £55,000; stable does well in bumpers.
8th	2 8th (2) (11/2 +61%) Behind The Veil		5.5 11/2(+61%)																															(2) Behind The Veil 11/2, Kayf Tara mare. Dam (h110) 21f/2¾m hurdle winner out of half-sister to useful chaser (stayed 25f) The Outlier. Newcomers from yard often fancied. Has had a breathing operation/wears tongue strap. An interesting newcomer for a yard that's won this bumper twice since 2017.
9th	16 9th (16) (18/1 +10%) The Dream Goes On		18 18/1(+10%)																															(16) The Dream Goes On 18/1, Kayf Tara filly. Dam 2m hurdle winner (stayed 2½m), half-sister to fairly useful hurdler/chaser (stayed 2¾m) Charlie's Vic. Dam 2m hurdle winner; one of two newcomers from this yard.
10th	11 10th (11) (13/2 -30%) Marmalade Time		6.5 13/2(-30%)																															(11) Marmalade Time 13/2, Half-sister to fair hurdler/chase winner Dash of Blue. Dam unraced sister to bumper winner/useful hurdler (2m/17f winner) Knight In Purple. 18/1, promising second behind useful prospect on debut at Worcester in May, taking keen hold and headed only late on. Can improve. Ran well from the front in a Worcester bumper and the two she divided have done well since.
11th	5 11th (5) (14/1 +0%) Chooch		14 14/1(+0%)																															(5) Chooch 14/1, Doyen filly. Half-sister to bumper winner Bhaloo. Noteworthy newcomer. Lots of stamina in her pedigree and probably more of a long-term prospect.
12th	15 12th (15) (80/1 -60%) Shakeyatailfeather		80 80/1(-60%)																															(15) Shakeyatailfeather 80/1, €50,000 half-sister to useful hurdler Watch House Cross. Third completed start in points but held in steadily-run bumper at Ffos Las for Harriet Dickin in May. Fourth of six in a slow time at Ffos Las (fast-ground bumper) and makes limited appeal.
13th	13 13th (13) (25/1 +0%) Pacific		25 25/1(+0%)																															(13) Pacific 25/1, 3,000 gns 4-y-o, Zoffany filly. Half-sister to Top Brass. Dam, 1¼m-1¾m winner, half-sister to useful hurdler/chaser (stays 2¼m) Poseidon. Half-sister to GB 1m2f AW 2yo/US 2m1f hurdle winner Top Brass (RPR 82).
14th	8 14th (8) (12/1 -118%) Granny Hawkins		12 12/1(-118%)																															(8) Granny Hawkins 12/1, £23,000 3-y-o, sister to bumper winner/fairly useful 2m hurdle winner Klitschko and fairly useful 17f hurdle winner Arctic Bresil. 7/2, produced a promising first effort when second at Southwell in June, not seen to best effect. Entitled to improve. Second at Southwell but the third was close up and she's looking limited.
15th	3 15th (3) (66/1 -313%) Bob O Rhino		66 66/1(-313%)																															(3) Bob O Rhino 66/1, £75,000 4-y-o, from family of useful chaser (stays 23f) Lord Schnitzel and fairly useful hurdler/chaser (stays 2¾m) The Dubai Way. Off mark at second attempt in Irish points (May 7). Fetched £75,000 after winning her second point in Ireland; didn't beat a lot.
16th	4 16th (4) (33/1 +34%) Candy Paint		33 33/1(+34%)																															(4) Candy Paint 33/1, Blue Bresil filly. Half-sister to fairly useful hurdler/chaser First Account. Fifth foal; half-sister to 2m4f-3m hurdle/chase winner First Account.

LTO Selection:

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16:10 Warwick NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Granny Hawkins shaped with plenty of promise to finish second at Southwell on her debut under Rules and, with normal progression, she ought to have a say. However, preference is for the 55,000-pound purchase BABY SHALLY, whose sister Victory Club struck on her first bumper start and, having won her sole point-to-point start, the daughter of Solder Of Fortune could make an impression for the Anthony Honeyball yard. Any market confidence behind Let It Rain would also be of interest.

LET IT RAIN could be another successful newcomer in bumpers for the Skeltons and gets the vote over Giver The Hollie and the experienced Marmalade Time, who shaped well at Worcester in the spring.

Some of the newcomers are interesting and BEHIND THE VEIL is from a yard with a good record in this bumper.

16:10 Warwick NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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	Ran similar race before
S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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