There were 31 Races on Friday 16th February 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Fakenham, 7 races at Kelso, 8 races at Dundalk, 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 6 race.

BACK TOMORROW has been in terrific form since switching to the all-weather and a 4lb rise of her most recent success at Southwell may not be enough to prevent her from following up. Stepping up in trip looks like a good move for Glamorous Express, having finished off well over shorter the last twice, while C&D winner Sixties Chic is another with the form to get involved.

BACK TOMORROW is less exposed than most and posted a career-best display to make it 2 wins from her 3 starts on AW at Southwell 17 days ago. She can defy a 4 lb rise in the weights and come out on top again. Sixties Chic, returned to 6f, and Glamorous Express head up the dangers, whilst Late Arrival and Ballysax Lil' Mick are others worth keeping an eye on.

Sixties Chic is a big player back into a Class 6 but the progressive BACK TOMORROW can go in again before having her sights raised.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

ALAFDHAL deservedly regained the winning thread over C&D last time out, in a race that has worked out well since, and a 2lb rise could underestimate the six-year-old as he looks to notch up an eighth career victory. Similar comments apply to Kitaab, who got off the mark at Southwell recently and is likely to be thereabouts again under a 5lb penalty. Recent C&D winner Jumira Bridge and Revolucion cannot be ruled out either.

ALAFDHAL came in for a well-judged ride as he took advantage of an easing mark over C&D 3 weeks ago and, remaining with plenty of handicapping scope on his AW form last winter, he looks to hold sound claims in his follow-up bid. Carlton And Co, following her good second at Newcastle, and the ultra-consistent Mumayaz head up the dangers. Jumira Bridge is another to consider.

Competitive fare but ALAFDHAL still looks ahead of the handicapper and he can prove too strong for Carlton And Co.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Now that the penny has dropped for MOE'S LEGACY after a taking success at Kempton, there should be plenty more to come from Ron Harris' filly under a 6lb penalty. She gets the nod at the expense of Southbank, who is still finding his way since joining the Stuart Williams yard and may benefit from a recent gelding operation. Narrowly denied at Southwell on her penultimate start, Nevzilla can have a say in proceedings as well.

MOE'S LEGACY found improvement when opening her account at Kempton last week and may be able to follow up. Rust E Boy and So Obsessed can also make their presence felt.

There should be more to come from SOUTHBANK and So Obsessed and the former gets the tentative vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

ALRAZEEN showed his very solid debut effort when finishing fourth at Kempton at huge odds was no fluke when getting off the mark over 1m3f at Southwell next time. Gay Kelleway's colt will find this tougher under a 7lb penalty, but he could prove up to the task. Trojan Storm finished a close-up third at Southwell on his first start for the Ian Williams stable and he may have more to offer. Of the remainder, newcomer Sitcom appeals most.

TROJAN STORM matched his debut form starting out for his new yard without being seen to very best effect when third in a Southwell novice 3 weeks ago and, open to further progress, he can make it third time lucky. Alrazeen, who was successful on his latest outing, is another open to further progress and he rates the chief threat. Bas Bleu can do best of the remainder.

Bas Bleu and Sitcom are of interest but TROJAN STORM still has more to offer and he can make it third time lucky.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

MR TIBBS didn't show anything on either of his first two starts, but he showed improvement when finishing an eye-catching third over C&D last month and Mark Loughnane's gelding is taken to defy an opening rating of 52. Birkie Boy was two lengths clear of the third in this grade at Kempton earlier in the month and he has to be considered off a 2lb higher mark, while Clionia can fight it out for minor honours in first-time cheekpieces.

BIRKIE BOY signalled he's ready to go in again when runner-up at Kempton recently so gets the vote at the chief expense of Spyrothedragon, who wasn't seen to best effect when sixth at Newcastle last time and remains with few miles on the clock. In-form maiden Inawe appeals as the pick of the remainder for place purposes.

The tentative suggestion is handicap newcomer MR TIBBS, who doesn't look badly treated and may be able to show more in this sphere.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Wadacre Gomez attempted to make all over C&D last week, but he was denied by over a length at the line into second, which was still a solid effort, so he has to be respected off a 1lb lower mark. However, preference is for FORCA TIMAO, who wasn't disgraced in third over track and trip earlier in the month. The son of Kessaar was dropped 1lb for that display and a drop in grade could help to get his head back in front. Civil Law is capable at this level and is another to note.

AL RUFAA has shaped better than the result twice since scoring here in November and he's worth chancing in the hope that things drop right. It's a competitive event, however and both Civil Law and Wadacre Gomez look formidable opponents.

Civil Law is solid but AL RUFAA (nap) had excuses last time and his course win in November was impressive.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

TONAL justified strong support in the market when opening his account over C&D on Saturday and a 5lb penalty may not be enough to prevent the four-year-old from recording a quick-fire double. Strategic Fortune only faltered in the dying strides on his runner-up effort over track and trip in December and John Butler's gelding could serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of Muhalhel.

The unexposed TONAL had a bit in hand over C&D last week and can defy the penalty under Billy Loughnane. The Hollie Doyle-ridden Muhalhel was a good second over a slightly shorter trip here last time and is feared most ahead of John Butler's Strategic Fortune.

The selection is TONAL who got off the mark over C&D six days ago and gave the impression there is still further improvement in him.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

KING OF YORK was compensated for his creditable efforts in defeat when scoring with ease at Southwell earlier this month. The combination of a 5lb penalty and 1lb rise in the handicap might not be enough to prevent the Kingman gelding from going in again, with fellow last-time-out winner Beauty Choice spearheading the challenge. C&D scorer Ciotog often gives his running at this venue and is also expected to make his presence felt.

CIOTOG was again not seen to best effect when third at Southwell last month, never nearer having been caught further back than ideal, so he is taken to get his head back in front having dropped below his last winning mark. Heading the list of dangers is King of York, who is respected under a penalty, while Beauty Choice could also be thereabouts once more.

The vote goes to BEAUTY CHOICE who narrowly recorded his third course win in a stronger contest four weeks ago.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

BERKSHIRE PHANTOM gave his supporters a scare when only getting up in the shadows of the post on his most recent outing. That was his second victory in the space of three days and a hat-trick could be on the cards off only 6lb higher in this contest. The selection has yet to race over this far, which brings fellow in-form rivals Green Power and Fox Power into the reckoning as well.

GREEN POWER did well to peg back one that got first run on him at Kempton 23 days ago and a 2 lb rise may not be enough to prevent the follow up. Fox Power and Kaaranah head the opposition.

Preference is for GREEN POWER who appeared to benefit from a return to hold-up tactics at Kempton last time.
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