There were 77 Races on Thursday 26th December 2024 across 11 meetings. There was 7 races at Down Royal, 7 races at Sedgefield, 7 races at Wetherby, 7 races at Aintree, 7 races at Fontwell, 7 races at Leopardstown, 7 races at Market Rasen, 7 races at Limerick, 6 races at Kempton, 6 races at Wincanton, 9 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 4 race.

WALKADINA made the perfect start over hurdles at Uttoxeter before backing that performance up with a solid fourth in Listed company at Newbury. Despite giving 7lb to all of her rivals, this appears to be a suitable opportunity for David Pipe's mare before potentially stepping back up in grade. Jena D'oudairies won a Taunton bumper in the spring and is respected following wind surgery, while Blazeon Five was a useful performer on the level and would be very much of interest if transferring that ability to hurdling.

Easy Uttoxeter scorer WALKADINA was far from disgraced when fourth in listed company at Newbury 26 days ago and, returned to calmer waters, she's fancied to make a bold bid to concede weight all round. Jena D'oudairies and Blazeon Five are a couple of interesting hurdling debutantes to consider, with Hello Cello another likely improver.

Uttoxeter winner WALKADINA drops in grade after a good fourth in a Newbury Listed race last month and sets a pretty good form standard.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

There are clearly risks attached with ANOTHER DAY OUT, who refused to race at Leicester before producing an excellent round of jumping to score at Ludlow the following week. A replication of that performance after a 6lb rise would make the six-year-old tough to stop. Mighty Moth got no further than the first on her chasing bow at Kempton but is worth another chance, while Sainte Doctor is only 1lb higher than for her most recent win.

None of the quintet can be ruled out but the vote goes to SAINTE DOCTOR who is fancied to build on her recent Southwell fifth and capitalise on an easing mark. Mighty Moth is worth forgiving her early mishap at Kempton and could emerge as the main danger ahead of Ma Belle Noire and Another Day Out.

She has yet fully to convince over fences but ENDLESS ESCAPE has a touch of class about her and might exploit a favourable mark here.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

IOUPY COLLONGES is expected to have benefited from a recent outing at Doncaster, with the six-year-old remaining open to significant improvement as a staying chaser. He missed a good deal of last season due to a heart issue when pulled up at Chepstow before capping it off with a victory at Perth. He gets the vote at the expense of the hat-trick seeking Stans The Man, who only went up 3lb for his Doncaster success in November. Vision De Maine may also have more to offer on only his fourth start over fences.

VISION DE MAINE has started life really well over fences and is fancied to quickly resume winning ways on the back of his excellent Lingfield second (winner gone in again). Doncaster runner-up Ioupy Collonges should ensure David Pipe's upwardly-mobile 5-y-o doesn't have things all his own way though ahead of Passing Well and Stans The Man.

Fast-improving 5yo VISION DE MAINE (nap) is taken to win his third chase of the season. Passing Well is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

A step up in trip did the trick for recent 3m Cheltenham scorer LONG DRAW and he appears capable of more over staying distances. A 7lb rise in the ratings looks workable for Olly Murphy's progressive gelding and a third triumph over hurdles could be on the cards. Lord Accord arrives on the back of a fine second in the Badger Beer at Wincanton and he isn't taken lightly reverting to timber. Champion Flat jockey Oisin Murphy catches the eye on board Ike Sport.

This could go the way of Olly Murphy's reliable LONG DRAW, who is taken to defy a 7 lb rise for his recent Cheltenham success. Lord Accord has been in winning form over both hurdles and fences this term and is next on the list, although the returning trio Firestream, Thomas Mor and Stay Away Fay all warrant respect too in a very open contest.

Stay Away Fay is a big-name entry, while Long Draw and Lord Accord are running well. DARTMOOR PIRATE is also interesting.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Winning pointer KING ARISE has proven far more competitive since debuting over fences with a second-placed effort at Ayr last month. The seven-year-old ran out an easy winner over C&D last week and a 7lb penalty may not be enough to prevent him from completing a quickfire double. Paddy In The Caddy races off the same mark as his recent close-up second at Hereford and he may serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of Bentley's Return.

A few with chances but PADDY IN THE CADDY can race off the same mark as when an excellent recent second at Hereford so edges the vote from easy C&D scorer King Arise who rates a major threat under a 7 lb penalty. Bentley's Return can also have a say if, as expected, building on his encouraging Plumpton second with Joe Tizzard's pair Pedley Wood and Hatos in the mix too.

It's hard to get away from KING ARISE, who was a wide-margin C&D winner nine days ago and still looks well treated under a penalty.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Walk On High made a promising handicap bow when a never-nearer second over C&D last week and must enter the reckoning off an unchanged mark. However, it could be worth taking a punt on DOUBLE DRAGON building on his fourth-placed reappearance over track and trip. Anthony Honeyball's charge may have found softer ground conditions against him that day and can resume last spring's progression. Lumi Plugin and Byzantium are also noted.

SUNNINGHILL shaped much better than the bare result before testing conditions seemed to find him out when fifth in a C&D handicap 3 weeks ago. Appealing as being on a handy mark, a return to this sounder surface is firmly in his favour and he's given the narrow vote to confirm earlier promise. Byzantium, on handicap debut and Walk On High are a couple of the likelier threats, with Lumi Plugin and Ellerton a couple of others making appeal.

Ffos Las maiden winner DOUBLE DRAGON may not have been ideally suited by the soft ground when fourth here this month and can improve.
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