There were 36 Races on Friday 28th March 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Wetherby, 6 races at Fontwell, 7 races at Lingfield, 8 races at Southwell, 7 races at Dundalk, 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.

Having offered plenty of encouragement on his three bumper appearances last year, hurdles debutant All Well And Good is likely to prove popular on his return to action. Olly Murphy's charge is expected to be in the thick of the action, but it could be worth siding for SLEEPING LATE. The seven-year-old has displayed promise on both outings over timber to date and that experience may prove crucial. Jasmin Bellevue and Dilly's Gunner are also worth closer inspection.

Plenty of dead wood in this opener but there are some top yards represented and ALL WELL AND GOOD gets the nod to make a winning return/hurdling debut for Olly Murphy having reached a fairly useful level in bumpers last year. Heading up the opposition is Jasmin Bellevue, who has looked a handful on both outings so far but has stable jockey Nico de Boinville taking over in the plate. Sleeping Late and Dilly's Gunner can fight out third.

This could go to bumper winner ALL WELL AND GOOD on his hurdle debut. Stablemate Sir Galahad may pose the main threat.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Although TAMAR BRIDGE was never travelling when finishing a well-beaten fifth at Lingfield 100 days ago, he makes grand appeal on his entry into selling company. The veteran is clear on the ratings and a fifth career victory could be on the horizon. The selection's stablemate Wolfspear arrives on the back of a respectable fourth at Stratford and a similar performance should see him in the mix, although a bigger threat may emerge from recent Catterick runner-up Honneur D'Ajonc.

TAMAR BRIDGE wasn't at his best when fifth at Lingfield before Christmas but is still very hard to oppose dropped in grade for an in-form yard. Honneur d'Ajonc looks the one to give Olly Murphy's veteran most to do ahead of Wolfspear.

Honneur d'Ajonc and TAMAR BRIDGE have queries about them now but the latter gets the vote on the strength of his reappearance run.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

HAREL DU MARAIS has been revitalised since racing under the tutelage of Charles & Adam Pogson earlier this month, with two cosy victories at Southwell. A 7lb penalty doesn't look the limit of the eight-year-old's ability and a hat-trick is a distinct possibility. Hold Onto The Line relished a drop back in distance when scoring at Newcastle 13 days ago and he's feared most, marginally ahead of Special Dragon, who is open to improvement in this sphere.

HAREL DU MARAIS hasn't looked back since joining Charles and Adam Pogson and is weighted to go 3-3 under a 7 lb penalty here. Special Dragon remains with potential in this sphere though and could also have a say, with Newcastle scorer Hold Onto The Line and fencing debutant Baseline worthy of respect too.

Preference is for HOLD ONTO THE LINE, who has been in good form the last twice and is taken to add to his recent win at Newcastle.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

JACOVEC CAVERN was six lengths clear and in command when coming to grief at the final flight at Cork recently and despite having a 6lb higher UK mark to contend with, Paul Hennessy's charge can execute a successful raid, should he be none the worse for that tumble. Crazierthandaisy landed a novice at Warwick in December and she could put up the most resistance now pitched into handicaps from a seemingly workable opening mark. Blue Hop drops in class and must be respected, while Kap Vert is also noted.

This is wide open but Irish challenger JACOVEC CAVERN looked to have the race in safe keeping until coming down at the final flight at Cork last week and is fancied to gain compensation off a still handy mark. Nicky Henderson's handicap debutant Crazierthandaisy appeals as a likely improver and could emerge as the main danger, although Book of Tales, Blue Hop and Magic Wave all need factoring into this competitive handicap too.

Irish challenger JACOVEC CAVERN was 6l ahead when falling at the final flight at Cork last week and can make amends.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

It remains to be seen as to whether this is HEROIQUE DE MAULDE's optimum trip, but he struck the woodwork over an extended 2m7f at Newcastle earlier this month, and that form has worked out well. He's officially 2lb well in today and, if finding any further improvement, might be tough to beat. Fete Champetre was in front when falling two from home at Ayr three weeks ago and must enter calculations raised 2lb in the handicap, while Roger Rarebit should not be overlooked.

HEROIQUE DE MAULDE was heavily backed and duly returned to form when runner-up at Newcastle earlier this month, form which was given a boost when the winner went on to complete the hat-trick at Sedgefield last week. The 8-y-o remains on a good mark and will likely prove a tough nut to crack here. It's not hard to envisage Court At Slip showing himself in a far better light than at Carlisle where he was returning from a lengthy absence and he is second choice ahead of Realisation.

The 10yo FETE CHAMPETRE was in front when falling two out at Ayr three weeks ago and is the selection ahead of Roger Rarebit.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

HENRYSBROTHERJACK got back on track with a decisive success at Bangor last time out and a subsequent 6lb rise might not be enough to stop the low-mileage six-year-old from going in again. Glory Hights went down narrowly at Ayr recently and is unlikely to be far away once again along with Aazza, who also struck the woodwork on her latest outing, which came over this C&D.

A 2 lb rise may not be enough to stop the consistent GLORY HIGHTS who can make amends for a narrow defeat at Ayr earlier this month. Aazza was runner-up at this venue 10 days ago and can go well again racing off the same mark, while last-time out winner Henrysbrotherjack is relatively unexposed and may still be improving.

The mare MYFAVOURITESISTER is a close relation to star stablemate The Real Whacker and could relish the step up in trip on h'cap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

The Fergal O'Brien stable can do little wrong at present, and now that the penny has dropped for QUEEN OF STEEL after a taking success in a conditional handicap over shorter at Ffos Las last week, she looks well capable of following up. Placed on each of his previous two outings over further, Rumble B can follow her home, along with Hawkseye View, who could be interesting on his return to the smaller obstacles.

QUEEN OF STEEL looks to have been found a good opportunity to follow up last week's win and, still able to race off the same mark (due to go up 7 lb in future), she is worth a go at this longer trip on drying ground. Of the rest, Hawkseye View is feasibly handicapped if getting his jumping together back over smaller obstacles while consistent-veteran Rumble B can hit the frame again.

The mare QUEEN OF STEEL (nap) powered clear for a breakthrough win at Ffos Las last Friday and goes unpenalised today.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

WANDERING EGO improved from first to second start when only beaten a neck at Huntingdon last month and, with further progress expected, he can go one better for his in-form connections. A promising second on heavy ground at Sandown first time out last month, Mondoui'boy looks to be the main danger, along with well-bred debutant Girlfromtheglen, who should be monitored for market support.

WANDERING EGO took a step forward and wasn't beaten far behind a good prospect at Huntingdon 7 weeks ago so gets the vote over Mondoui'boy and Ned Hill. Starmount and Girlfromtheglen are appealing newcomers.

The ground will be quicker than MONDOUI'BOY has faced but, all things being equal, he does look the one to beat.
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