There were 29 Races on Sunday 27th October 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Galway, 7 races at Wincanton, 7 races at Wexford, 7 races at Aintree, 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.

REACH FOR THE MOON is starting to put it all together now over hurdles and arrives here full of confidence following back-to-back wins at Worcester and Fontwell. His running style should be well suited to this track and further improvement likely beckons on his handicap debut in this sphere. Therapist was narrowly denied at Newton Abbot latest and should be thereabouts again, while Him Malaya is back over timber for this assignment and appeals as the sole C&D winner in the field.

Smart Flat performer/dual hurdles winner, REACH FOR THE MOON very much appeals as the type who will be ideally suited by the demands of this sort of test now handicapping and earns the vote to complete the hat-trick. 4-y-o Therapist is holding form very well and she's a threat, as is the reliable Liverpool Knight and the returning Him Malaya.

Reach For The Moon and Pyrotechnic must be noted but THERAPIST has done well in handicap hurdles and further progress is likely.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Clearly a lot more was expected from Crest Of Honour when he could only manage fourth of five on debut at Hereford 13 days ago, as the punters sent him off a 2-1 favourite. He'll no doubt improve for the experience, but it could pay to focus on some of the interesting Flat recruits and EAST INDIA DOCK leaps off the page for James Owen and Sam Twiston-Davies. He was in great nick on the level last month, including when scoring at Goodwood, and should know his job given his connections. Give It To Me Oj and Hot Fuss are also key players.

Some of these have achieved enough on the Flat to think they could make good juvenile hurdlers, notably EAST INDIA DOCK who has joined James Owen for his jumps career. Hot Fuss is a similar standard to the selection on the level and is second choice ahead of Give It To Me Oj.

This looks ripe for a hurdling newcomer as EAST INDIA DOCK, Hot Fuss and Give It To Me Oj have plenty of ability on the Flat.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

High Fibre was useful on the Flat and must be respected on his hurdling debut for a top yard. The market may reveal more in regards to stable confidence, but perhaps the safer play is to side with VAGUELY ROYAL on this occasion, purely because he has the benefit of already having a run over timber and is likely to have come on plenty for those course exertions. Rangatira Jack is more experienced than them both and his Exeter second in April was a good run.

A trappy maiden that could go to TUXEDO JUNCTION, who shaped better than the result first time up over hurdles after 13 months off at Chepstow. Vaguely Royal is turned out quickly after a promising start in this sphere here last week and can improve also. Rangatira Jack, High Fibre and Karaktere d'Enfer complete the shortlist.

Useful Flat racer VAGUELY ROYAL ran well for a long way on his hurdle debut and can make the necessary improvement today.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

GLYNN has enjoyed a productive spell in recent months having landed a hat-trick of wins over fences, with the latest coming in novice company. Despite being 9lb higher than his penultimate success at Stratford, the 10-year-old could prove a tough nut to crack once again. Kauto The King chased home the selection at Newton Abbot in August and is expected to play a similar role, while Numitor is no back number based on his Haydock success in March.

GLYNN has really got his act together in the jumping department of late, bringing up the hat-trick in determined fashion in a Newton Abbot novice (21f) 37 days ago. He looks to hold sound claims back in a handicap. Returning pair Le Ligerien and Numitor may emerge as the chief dangers.

Preference is for LE LIGERIEN, who makes his seasonal debut from a very tempting mark and with conditions in his favour.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

QUICK DRAW won off a break at Ludlow last October before doing similar when bouncing back from a disappointing effort at Cheltenham later that month to win here on his return in February. Conditions appear to be ideal for the son of Getaway and this could be the time to catch him. My Silver Lining improved a fair amount in staying chases last season and her Classic Chase success was complimented by placed efforts in the Grand National Trial at Haydock and the Midlands National. The eight-year-old's general consistency gives her obvious claims, while Found On is another who boasts a fine record when fresh.

CREDO held her form well after a good winner of this race on her comeback run last season and another big run looks on the cards. No Hubs No Hoobs has been a revelation since fitted with blinkers so must be respected, while My Silver Lining had an excellent campaign last season, including when making a winning reappearance here.

This looks good for CREDO (nap), who won this race when fresh a year ago and defends her crown from a good mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

NADIM showed some promise when third over the extended 2m3f at Stratford on his chasing bow earlier in the month and he can improve for that experience off a 1lb lower mark. His race-fitness and experience over fences earns him the vote ahead of Poker Master and Celtic Fortune, although they both showed enough over hurdles to be of interest now switched to larger obstacles. Paddy In The Caddy failed back up his handicap hurdle success at Huntington in March when last seen at Exeter in April, but he has had a wind operation ahead of this seasonal/chase debut and would be dangerous to dismiss.

This is wide open so it is worth siding with AMERICAN LAND to built on a considerate reappearance third here and can make a winning start over fences for the in-form Joe Tizzard team. Celtic Fortune (second choice) and Eyed both warrant plenty of respect along with Nadim and Paddy In the Caddy.

The pick is CAMINO ROCIO, who has gone the wrong way since his pleasing chase debut but starts off for his new stable on a good mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

With no form to go on, the betting market could be the best guide to this contest but a bold bid will be expected from Katana. A half-brother to a hurdle and chase winner in Europe, his powerful connections laid out 45,000 euro to secure him as a three-year-old, but narrow preference is for 76,000-pound purchase TAKEONEDAYATATIME. The Paul Nicholls-trained filly is out of a bumper-winning dam and the yard are beginning to find some form now. Pollyanna's Dream fetched 52,000 euro last year and must be respected for a stable firing in the winners of late.

TAKEONEDAYATATIME is very much bred for this job and is taken to make a winning start for Paul Nicholls. Katana and Just A Heartbeat are others who look the part on paper in a finale where the betting will be informative.

Their top yards would normally be good places to turn in races such as this, so Takeonedayatatime and KATANA head the list.
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