There were 36 Races on Thursday 6th February 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Huntingdon, 7 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Thurles, 6 races at Ffos Las, 8 races at Southwell, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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This isn't a deep contest and the vote goes to TRAMUNTANA. The Fakenham bumper winner has largely struggled over hurdles so far, but he is bred to be better than a mark of 94 so, stepped up in distance and tried in a handicap for the first time, it would come as no surprise to see him find the necessary improvement. Fellow handicap debutant Rocket Rufus warrants closer inspection too, as does Sangiovese, who returns following a 325-day absence.

Support for one of the handicap newcomers would look significant, but previous course winner JACK THE SAVAGE has fallen to a workable mark and could be worth chancing after a break/partnered by Freddie Gingell. The returning Sangiovese didn't entirely convince with his application towards the end of last term but he remains lightly raced and can't be discounted. Rocket Rufus and Tramuntana are a couple of the aforementioned handicap debutants to note.

The suggestion is TRAMUNTANA, who moves up in trip for today's handicap debut and has scope for improvement.
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With many of these struggling to find their form and assuming this doesn't come around too quickly, STAR VANTAGE has a golden opportunity to go one place better than his second-placed finish over this trip at Southwell on Monday. Deep Strato has also shown some promise over hurdles and may well improve for stepping up in trip. River Voyage and Skin Full are others to consider.

If STAR VANTAGE doesn't find this coming too soon after Southwell on Monday he's the one to beat. It's possible the step up in trip will see David Pipe's Skin Full in a better light. Similar comments apply to handicap newcomer Farmer Jimmy and he's also on the shortlist along with another unexposed one in Deep Strato.

Although Star Vantage is the one to beat a chance is taken on ITURGEON DU BREUIL who goes in blinkers on his return to hurdling.
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CLOUDY WEDNESDAY defied market expectation to fill the runner-up spot on his seasonal return last month and, if coming on for that run, the nine-year-old ought to go very close in his bid to go one better. Superstylin blotted his copybook when unseating his rider at Lingfield in December but he'd been largely consistent prior to that and could bounce back, while Pleasure Garden is another to consider.

SUPERSTYLIN was let down by a rare jumping lapse at Lingfield last time and is worth another chance to confirm the form of his excellent close second there on return. Cloudy Wednesday looked as good as ever when second on his comeback at Fakenham and is the obvious threat, with Supasunrise best of the others.

The suggestion is possible improver GINGER JONNY, ahead of C&D winners Cloudy Wednesday (second choice) and Supasunrise.
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Willie Mullins obviously has a strong hand in this and TULLYHILL can get off the mark now over fences at the third attempt. He has had to settle for second best behind a couple of stablemates this term, most notably Majborough on his chase debut, and this looks like a nice opportunity to get his turn now. Mirazur West takes a drop in class after beating one home in the Grade 1 at Limerick over Christmas. He should play a bigger part now. The Gordon Elliott-trained What's Up Darling ran well at Leopardstown over Christmas, when chasing home Jeannot Lapin, and is another that has to be on the shortlist.

TULLYHILL has run to a smart level when runner-up twice this winter and can make it third time lucky over fences. There was plenty to like about What's Up Darling's runner-up effort at Leopardstown over Christmas and he's second choice ahead of Mirazur West, a stablemate of the selection.

TULLYHILL (nap) was second to Majborough on his chase debut and was only reeled in late by stablemate Mistergif last time
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WALLQUATARI emerged unscathed from a tired fall on his hurdles debut at Stratford in October and posted a more encouraging effort when he filled the runner-up spot over C&D the following month. Donald McCain's charge could be tough to deal with if taking another step forward. Smart Decision looked set for second until he unseated at the last at Haydock most recently and is another who commands attention. Shareyourbiscuits and Mad Maxios are notable debutants to monitor in the betting.

SMART DECISION is taken to confirm December's C&D superiority over Wallquatari, although a strong market move for newcomers from leading yards Mad Maxios and/or Shareyourbiscuits would put a different slant on things.

A chance is taken on the French-bred newcomer LUNDI NOIR making a winning debut. Smart Decision should also run well.
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Jax Junior impressed at Doncaster in December before defying a penalty in fine style at Ascot the following month, and Lucy Wadham's gelding merits the utmost respect. However, it may be best to side with CALIFET EN VOL, who bolted up at Kempton in November before finding only subsequent Challow Hurdle winner The New Lion too strong at Newbury next time. That piece of form looks extremely strong now, and he receives a confident vote. Junker D'allier can chase the pair home.

The two with the most appealing profiles are JAX JUNIOR and Califet En Vol, with marginal preference for the former who was utterly dominant from the front at Doncaster and Ascot. There should be more to come from Lucy Wadham's charge and he can take this step up in class in his stride. The form of Califet En Vol's Newbury second received a sizeable boost when the winner followed up in a Grade 1 over Christmas and he is the clear main danger ahead of Secret des Dieux.

Top rated JAX JUNIOR is taken to complete a hat-trick. Califet En Vol is feared most.
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MOUNTAIN MIKE shaped with plenty of promise when a neck second on his hurdles bow over 2m4f at this venue last month and he makes plenty of appeal now upped in trip. The six-year-old might only need to find minimal improvement in order to shed his maiden tag and he edges the vote over Libre De Choeur. The Choeur Du Nord gelding cannot be taken lightly after his third-placed Rules bow at Warwick in December, while Pyleigh Master may fare best of the remainder.

MOUNTAIN MIKE confirmed the positives of his bumper debut second in the spring when filling the same spot on hurdles bow here 26 days ago and, with further progress in the offing now upped further in trip, he can come out on top. Libre de Choeur is feared most ahead of Clearisthewater.

Preference is for MOUNTAIN MIKE who looks particularly solid to run well judged on his battling second over 2m4f on soft ground here.
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WEE CHARLIE is of obvious interest here off his lower chase mark. The Court Cave gelding has been in fine form over timber since joining Ger O'Leary last summer, winning his first two before a couple of solid runner-up efforts. He has been runner-up over fences previously and looks capable of exploiting this rating. In The Trenches has been running in some very strong beginners chases and could get a lot closer now in handicap company off what looks a competitive mark. Mahlers Cove ran a solid race back over fences last time and has place prospects again.

WEE CHARLIE has been in the form of his life since joining current connections and is potentially very well treated back over fences. In The Trenches looks open to significant improvement when making his handicap debut in this sphere so is feared most ahead of Turbo.

Darragh O'Keeffe can guide ADDED BONUS to a hat-trick of wins in this contest. This race would have been the plan for some time
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The lightly-raced BEAU QUALI had the race at his mercy when he fell three out at Newcastle last month and can atone for that mishap here. With Tristan Durrell taking over in the saddle and claiming 3lb, Dan Skelton's five-year-old must have a great chance. Stressfree rates the most obvious danger after a promising third on hurdles bow at Catterick last month. Former pointer Klapton Boy can also figure having shown promise at Wetherby on his Rules debut.

BEAU QUALI appeared to have matters firmly under control when exiting at the third-last in a Newcastle maiden last month and he is taken to atone for that mishap here. The clear main danger is Stressfree, a good-quality handicapper on the level who looked the likely winner before running out of steam in the closing stages on his first run over hurdles at Catterick. Timetoshine's three Flat wins were all gained on the all-weather but she is nevertheless respected now sent hurdling.

Timetoshine is an interesting hurdling newcomer for Nicky Henderson but preference is for BEAU QUALI, who sets a good form standard.
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La Renommee looked to enjoy the drop in distance when landing a Listed chase over an extended 2m4f at Doncaster 39 days ago and the seven-year-old should give another good account. BRIDES HILL (third) was overturned at cramped odds on that occasion, but improvement could be forthcoming given that was her first outing since May last year and Gavin Cromwell's mare is fancied to exact her revenge. The progressive Telepathique also warrants respect at the foot of the weights.

BRIDES HILL is a level above her opponents and can quickly resume winning ways in a race she landed last year. All 3 of her rivals are potential threats, with likely front-runner Telepathique feared most.

Last year's winner Brides Hill is top rated but her latest effort tempers enthusiasm. Improving TELEPATHIQUE (nap) is preferred.
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CLOTILDA ran below par when only fourth at Taunton in December, but she is arguably best judged on her victory at Huntingdon prior to that. Paul Nicholls' four-year-old sets the standard with a rating of 122 and looks well placed to get her head back in front. Sunset Marquesa sports a first-time tongue-tie after finishing sixth in a handicap at Newbury and should give a good account back in novice company. Come On Nia can beat Followango home for third.

CLOTILDA opened her account at the first time of asking for Paul Nicholls at Huntingdon in December, form boosted by the runner-up winning his next start, so she is worth forgiving a lesser effort last time given the level she had run to in France. The 4-y-o is preferred to Sunset Marquesa, who could also bounce back given her previous promise.

With the return to deeper ground a possible plus, the 4yo CLOTILDA is taken to bounce back with a win. Followango is feared most.
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RUNCOK may be able to do a bit better now over jumps. The Cokoriko gelding has shown a decent level of ability in bumpers and makes his hurdling debut here. He wasn't beaten far when fifth to De Temps En Temps at Fairyhouse last month and has a nice jumping pedigree, being out of a half-sister to Sceau Royal. Hello Jack has ben third on both his outings and is an obvious contender. He looked to bump into a very smart horse in Kiss Will at Fairyhouse last time. Milo Miller is another with solid placed form who has to be considered.

A few with chances but HELLO JACK gets the vote on the back of his excellent Fairyhouse third, with the prospect of more to come. Milo Miller rates the chief threat if, as expected, building on his Down Royal debut third, while form pick Polemon and hurdling newcomer Runcok also need factoring in.

POLEMON has some course form having placed here in November and he ran with credit in a warmer race at Leopardstown subsequently
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Reverting to hurdles suited Shanagh Bob when finishing second at Huntingdon a fortnight ago and, dropped in class off 2lb higher, he merits respect. The vote, however, goes to talented Flat performer WISE EAGLE. A commanding winner at both Musselburgh and Catterick before finding one too strong on the level at Newcastle recently, he could be well treated off a mark of 123. American Sniper is another to consider.

With improvement on the cards now pitched into a handicap in this sphere, WISE EAGLE looks the way to go. American Sniper performed with credit when third at Wetherby last time and he is feared most back down in trip here, while Bold Reaction is also shortlisted and Persian Time would be a threat if able to bounce back now returned to this sphere. Shanagh Bob remains lightly-raced but this drop back in trip is of dubious benefit.

Talented Flat performer WISE EAGLE (nap) has posted easy wins in maiden/novice hurdles this term and could be on a good opening mark.
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Brave Jen dug deep to regain the winning thread at Fakenham in December, but a 4lb higher mark may prevent her from following up. With that in mind, this looks a suitable opportunity for fellow last-time-out winner CHICAGO STORM. He ran out a ready scorer of a 17-runner affair at Wincanton last month and an 8lb rise in the ratings might not be enough to anchor him. Handicap debutant Sun Art is also of interest.

CHICAGO STORM ran out a decisive winner of a big-field handicap at Wincanton 3 weeks ago and, with the third already going on to frank the form, he's taken to defy a 6 lb rise in the weights and go in again. This is a competitive race for the level however, with Imaginarium, Dancing In Brazil and Sun Art a trio of interesting rivals.

Having won easily in a big field at Wincanton on his first run for Daisy Hitchins, CHICAGO STORM can make it 2-2 for the yard.
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DYSANIA outran his big odds when filling the runner-up spot in this grade at Southwell last month. With Dylan Johnston claiming a handy 3lb this time around, he may be the one to beat. Shady B made the frame at Uttoxeter on New Year's Eve and has since had a wind operation, so he has to be respected off a 1lb lower mark. Previous C&D winner Bobmahley is another to note.

SHADY B shaped well on his return from an absence when third at Uttoxter last time (form been franked) so is fancied to quickly resume winning ways off a 1 lb lower mark here. Blackacre is 1 lb out of the handicap but still feared most on the back of a very good Taunton third. Dreams Of Diamonds and Abbeyhill both need factoring in too.

This contains a major lack of solid options and consequently might present bottomweight BLACKACRE with his chance to get off the mark.
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This looks like a nice opportunity for POUR LES FILLES to gain a deserved success. The Pour Moi gelding won a point-to-point and bumper to start his career and has been placed three times over timber, most recently when losing out by a neck to Putapoundinthejar at Down Royal last month. Youlita has jumping experience from point-to-points and ran a nice race on his debut under Rules when third in a Fairyhouse bumper in November. He looks the obvious danger. Mic Drop was well held in handicap company last time but is capable of picking up prize-money here.

This represents a good opportunity for POUR LES FILLES, who went close on his belated seasonal reappearance at Down Royal recently and this step back up in trip looks a good move. Herja is next best on the back of a promising debut here, while Slieve Annilog is third choice ahead of Cappa Hill.

YOULITA is a winning pointer who is having his first start for Charles Byrnes and he was unlucky in a Fairyhouse bumper when last seen
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On target over hurdles at Ffos Las last May, connections wasted no time in sending DE TELLERS FORTUNE over a fence. It was only a narrow win which he recorded over 2m7f at Taunton in December, but this longer trip promises to suit and with plenty of scope for improvement, a 6lb rise should be no barrier to success. Kelce was still in contention when coming to grief at the last in the Lincolnshire National at Market Rasen on Boxing Day and is noted along with Saladins Son.

DE TELLERS FORTUNE bettered his hurdles form at the first attempt sent chasing when winning at Taunton on return, form boosted by the runner-up scoring next time, so he looks to hold leading claims with further progress to come. Kelce was in the process of running well when falling on his latest outing and is feared most, ahead of Saladins Son.

Progressive DE TELLERS FORTUNE has conditions to suit and is taken to beat the thorough stayer Kelce.
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The hat-trick seeking ROCKOLA would likely have finished second but for the leader unseating at the final hurdle here 35 days ago. However, the daughter of Jukebox Jury looks just the type to relish this 3m1f distance and she may unlock enough improvement to defy a 3lb rise. The biggest threat is Tuscan Rose, who has filled the runner-up spot on her last two outings, while Miss Goldfire could also go well.

ROCKOLA was again strong at the line when scoring here in January, so she's fancied to complete the hat-trick with the step up in trip likely to suit. Miss Goldfire, Cluain Aodha and Tuscan Rose are a trio of potential threats.

Being 2-2 in handicaps and a course winner last time, ROCKOLA is preferred. Tuscan Rose is second choice.
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Venetia Williams has her string in fine form at present, and ALCEDO gets the vote to land the spoils. He posted a low-key effort when fourth on his seasonal/chase debut over 2m3f at Exeter last month, but this winning hurdler looks likely to play a starring role now eased 3lb in slightly calmer waters. It would be no surprise if Rivers Corner improved over fences and he could emerge as the main danger to the selection stepping back in trip for his chasing bow, while the unexposed A Moments Madness is also noteworthy.

A MOMENTS MADNESS made an encouraging start over fences when fourth on his handicap bow at Newcastle 3 weeks ago and gets the vote over Alcedo, who's expected to leave his chase debut behind. Things haven't gone to plan for Galassian in this sphere but he could still emerge as a player here.

Far and away the most positive run last time came from A MOMENTS MADNESS (nap) on his chase debut and he's also the most lightly raced.
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Josh Williamson takes a useful 7lb off JACOB'S LADDER and he is fancied to follow up on his Navan maiden hurdle win. The Mount Nelson gelding showed a nice attitude then to get the better of a decent sort in Forty Coats and doesn't look badly treated now on what is essentially his handicap debut. Stablemate Find A Fortune surprised connections a bit when winning on his return at Fairyhouse three weeks ago. He could improve from that run and is a big player again. Blue Mosque chased home another Elliott horse, Disco Dancer, at Down Royal last time and that form looks solid, with the winner finishing fourth in a competitive event at Leopardstown on Sunday.

There should be more to come from JACOB'S LADDER and he can give the weight away to Blue Mosque and Find A Fortune.

BLUE MOSQUE bolted up over this trip at Cork in November and she just found 2m1f too sharp last time. She should prove too strong here
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Crystal Glance will need to put a below-par fifth at Aintree behind her in order to feature, but her penultimate second behind a subsequent winner at this venue gives her a chance. However, SHE'S A ROCCA returned to form with a solid second over an inadequate 2m1f at Newcastle in December and she looks ready to strike. Handicap debutant Rockola Vogue should appreciate this step back up in distance and also makes the shortlist.

ROCKOLA VOGUE arrives on the up so looks the way to go with this return to further also a likely plus. Crystal Glance fluffed her lines at Aintree last time but remains with potential and could emerge as the main danger, with Could Be Trouble also well worthy of respect.

Handicap newcomer REALTA LIATH wasn't at her best at Warwick last time but looked a nice prospect previously and earns the vote.
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It is hard to gauge just how much FORTUNE DE MER had in hand when he won a Listed bumper at Cheltenham's November meeting. However, it was more than enough to suggest he is capable of a big run under a penalty here. Corra Bheinn, whose yard won this last year, and Soldier Saint, who represents the powerful Nicky Henderson yard, are other notable contenders.

FORTUNE DE MER looks a good prospect and can defy a penalty for all there are some appealing newcomers here, headed up by Soldier Saint, Corra Bheinn and Big Wigg.

The clear form pick is FORTUNE DE MER. Soldier Saint, Corra Bheinn and Island Bridge are interesting types.
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KNEAD A WIN arrives on the back of a solid placed effort over 2m here last month and, stepping up in trip sporting a tongue-tie for the first time, he gets the nod to make his handicap debut a winning one. Double Click bolted up over this track and trip recently and he must enter calculations off 8lb higher. The Chepstow runner-up Boston Joe is also noteworthy, although more will be required to score off this career-high mark.

It's perhaps best to focus on unexposed pair CASUAL OBSERVER and Knead A Win, with preference for the former on the back of his promising reappearance and handicap debut at Haydock. Last month's C&D winner Double Click may prove best of the rest.

Double Click, Boston Joe and Casual Observer are players but this may fall to upped-in-trip handicap debutant KNEAD A WIN.
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A mistake at the last looked to cost ONE AND ONLY at Cork on his last outing and he can gain compensation. The Califet gelding had won at the same track five days previously and looked to be getting on top going to the final flight on his follow-up bid, only to paddle through the hurdle. He only lost out by half a length in the end and can strike again now off 3lb higher. Mighty Soldier might appreciate stepping up in trip after finishing a staying-on third at Punchestown last time and could be the main danger. Blue In The West improved when second at Tramore last time and is another who comes into calculations.

Having showed improved form when opening his account at Cork in December, ONE AND ONLY stepped up further and may well have followed up had he met the last better when runner-up back there 55 days ago (the pair clear). He shades the vote to come out on top, with Misty Milan, Mighty Soldier and Blue In The West others to consider. Navy Waves also commands a second look on her first start for 7 months.

ONE AND ONLY looks like the solid option after a narrow defeat last time out when pulling nicely clear of the field and 2m6f may help
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The progressive Rath Gaul Hill ended his last campaign by completing a double at Ayr and a 4lb higher mark is unlikely to prevent another bold bid. The market may guide on the seven-year-old's return from a 293-day absence and GETAWAY DRUMLEE is slightly more compelling. Ben Pauling's charge has posted two creditable efforts in defeat over fences this season and Callum Pritchard's 5lb claim should really help him. The downgraded Jar Du Desert is also noted.

Plenty are in with a shout but GETAWAY DRUMLEE rates the pick of the weights on the back of his Fontwell second last time out so gets the vote. Wild Side of Life fell on his chasing bow at Musselburgh but brings some potential and is next on the list, while both New Order and Kaituna River also need considering in an open contest.

The 9yo GETAWAY DRUMLEE is lightly raced for his age and can get off the mark over fences having shown promise in his first two chases.
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Point-to-point winner DRACO MALFOY has shown ability on both previous starts in bumpers and rates a key player in what appears to be the weaker of the two divisions. Nathan's Run is feared most after creating a favourable impression when second in a similar event at Uttoxeter on debut in November. Quaviste and Keepmeoutofthis are notable debutants to keep an eye on.

NATHAN'S RUN was a big eye-catcher first time up at Uttoxeter in November and can land the spoils with improvement likely. Quaviste, Caliach Point and Fine Shot head up a band of interesting newcomers.

Royal runner FINE SHOT is an attractively bred debutant and he gets the vote ahead of form choice Draco Malfoy.
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The formerly smart Shearer tops ratings here and, provided he is ready to roll after a prolonged absence, he could go well. That said, ANGELS BREATH is narrowly preferred. He was last seen scoring readily over this trip at Taunton last month and he has the class to become a force to be reckoned with in this division. Acey Milan is also one for the shortlist.

SHEARER achieved a pretty useful level of form over hurdles and made a seamless transition to fences back in 2023. He still has low mileage overall for a horse of his age and, provided all is well following 20 months off, he could prove a tough nut to crack in his bid to make it 3-3 over the larger obstacles. Acey Milan gets the nod for forecast purposes, albeit only marginally as Angels Breath is also a very viable candidate for that role.

Acey Milan, Caldwell Diamond and Shearer have noteworthy past form but ANGELS BREATH has shown recently what he can do.
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COYOTE SPIRIT can score on his first outing for Gordon Elliott. The Lucky Speed gelding chased home a smart Cullentra-based horse in He Can't Dance at Navan in December and has been snapped up by leading owners Bective Stud since. The Willie Mullins-trained Kaiser Ball is an interesting newcomer. The French-bred gelding is a half-brother to Fifty Ball, a decent hurdler for Gary Moore in England who was runner-up in the Betfair Hurdle a few years ago. Dramatic License, point-to-point winner Frankie John and Garahon are others to consider.

Eyes are easily drawn to KAISER BALL, from the Willie Mullins yard and bred to do the job in bumpers. Point winner Frankie John has had his admirers at the sales, fetching £275,000 last time, while Dramatic License, Ifallgoeswell and Coyote Spirit have all shown plenty in this sphere already.

He Can't Dance ran a cracker at the DRF and COYOTE SPIRIT chased him home at Navan previously, so he may be the one to beat
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CARLTON lost his unbeaten record for the James Owen yard when hitting the crossbar in this grade over C&D last month, but that was still a good effort. The five-year-old is only 3lb higher and even a repeat of that display might be good enough to continue his rise through the ranks. Alright Sunshine was behind the selection at Chelmsford prior to finishing fourth in a stronger event at Lingfield last time and could have a say. Night Bear is another to consider.

This can go the way of CARLTON who is fancied to resume winning ways on the back of his very good recent C&D third. For Pleasure appeals as the main danger on the back of his Haydock hurdling success with Night Bear also in the picture.

Although CARLTON had his winning run ended when second over C&D, he was 7l clear of the third and can show he's still on a good mark.
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Bazball produced a better display in first-time cheekpieces when a respectable fourth at Newcastle on her most recent start and could go well off a 1lb lower rating. However, the vote goes to STARSONG, who attempted to make every yard of the running before fading into fourth at Wolverhampton last month. The six-year-old is a previous C&D winner and can capitalise on her appealing mark. The Real McKay is next best.

BIPLANE scored in good style at Newcastle on Tuesday and has obvious claims if turned out quickly under a penalty. Bazball took a step back in the right direction starting out for this yard when fourth at Newcastle so is feared most ahead of Lady Wingalong.

A chance is taken with BAZBALL who showed a lot more when fourth on stable debut last time and is 11lb below her last winning mark.
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Quickly showed ability when reaching the frame on his debut over track and trip in December and he should mount a bold bid. However, TRANSPARENT gets the nod as he took a step forward from his debut second to justify short odds in good style at Kempton last month and could have plenty more to offer. Bouboule was fourth over C&D last time and he isn't ruled out either.

TRANSPARENT has made a promising start to his career, landing the odds in a Kempton novice a month ago, and with the step up in trip likely to suit he can score again. Francis Drake makes plenty of appeal on paper and could be a contender on debut, while Quickly is open to improvement following the encouragement he showed first time up.

The manner of TRANSPARENT's Kempton success suggests the step up to 1m is sure to suit and he looks up to defying a penalty.
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NORTHERN CRACKSMAN took advantage of a sliding mark when scoring over this trip at Newcastle last month and, upped 5lb, a repeat of that effort should put him bang there for his in-form stable. Runner-up over an extended 1m1f at Wolverhampton most recently, I Can't Believe is of renewed interest stepping back in trip off the same mark. Retraction is becoming attractively handicapped and he can also make his presence felt.

I CAN'T BELIEVE has been going the right way since the application of a visor, getting off the mark at Wolverhampton before bumping into a thriving rival at the same course 9 days ago, so he is taken to continue his good spell and resume winning ways. Northern Cracksman also arrives in form and is respected, with Retraction another who is capable of getting involved.

Northern Cracksman is much respected on the back of his breakthrough Newcastle win but narrow preference is for I CAN'T BELIEVE.
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FRANKIES DREAM has only finished out of the first two once in six attempts since being fitted with a hood (retained). He looks the most solid proposition having readily showed his rivals a clean pair of heels over 6f at Newcastle on Saturday. He can make light of a 6lb penalty at the chief expense of Sunny Time, who was turned over at short odds at Chelmsford last month but he could bounce back off the same mark. Until Dawn is also respected.

FRANKIES DREAM comes here at the top of his game so is taken to make light of a 6 lb penalty for his ready Newcastle victory and complete a hat-trick. Until Dawn is feared most on the back of his own Newcastle success with Sunny Time also in the mix.

A relatively weak contest and, although a 6lb penalty might make it tougher, FRANKIES DREAM (nap) is taken to complete a hat-trick.
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DASH GORDON finished third over this trip at Lingfield last time out but was in winning form over this C&D prior to that and a prominent showing looks likely. If allowed his own way out in front, Stroxx could prove difficult to peg back having performed well off this mark when third in a similar event at Newcastle recently. Starshot is also noteworthy.

STROXX is clearly in good heart and is appealing off the same mark as when a close third at Newcastle on Saturday. He earns the vote ahead of Starshot, who put in a good shift in a minor event at Lingfield recently and he is just about second choice ahead of Dash Gordon.

Although DASH GORDON was behind Starshot at last time, it might be a different story back at the scene of his win last month.
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The recent Kempton scorer Stella Hogan appeals on overall form. However, her limitations were exposed when she failed to justify odds-on favouritism off this mark over 1m at the same venue most recently. Having never previously raced at Southwell, she could be worth taking on. EMBARKED, a C&D winner off 8lb higher, may represent a bit of value after hinting at a revival when cheekpieces were added here last week. Autumn Angel is also noted.

This looks ripe for STELLA HOGAN, who made it third time lucky for this yard at Kempton last month and looked unlucky not to follow up back there five days later. She may have most to fear from Billy McGarry, while Autumn Angel is best of the rest.

The suggestion is STELLA HOGAN, who wasn't best suited by how her latest Kempton start was run. She may be capable of better.
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Recent form points towards another bold showing from PORTORO, who wasn't beaten far over C&D a fortnight ago and can make amends for that narrow defeat in a race that lacks strength in depth. Fistral Beach is closely matched with the selection based on their encounter over track and trip last month and is feared. Stoic Syd and Vixey are others to note.

PORTORO has had a consistent spell since last spring and this looks a decent opportunity for him to get his head back in front. Fistral Beach is quite closely matched with the selection on C&D form last month and should go well again, while Devasboy is down to a mark he really ought to be competitive from.

With not much strength in depth, preference is for PORTORO who has been consistent of late and may be capable of seeing off this field.
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Horse racing is a popular and historic sport in the UK, with a tradition dating back centuries. It is a multi-billion pound industry that attracts millions of spectators each year and generates significant economic activity.
There are two main types of horse racing in the UK: flat racing and jump racing. Flat racing is run on a level course and is typically shorter in distance, while jump racing involves horses jumping over obstacles and is generally longer in distance. Both types of racing are popular with spectators and bettors, and they take place at various racetracks throughout the country.
The most famous horse racing event in the UK is the Grand National, which is held annually at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool. It is a jump racing event that is known for its challenging course and has become a national institution in the UK. Other notable horse racing events in the UK include the Derby, held at Epsom Downs Racecourse in Surrey, and the Royal Ascot, held at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire.
Horse racing in the UK is regulated by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), which sets rules and standards for the industry. It is responsible for the welfare of racehorses and the safety of jockeys and trainers, as well as ensuring fair and transparent racing practices.
In addition to its economic and cultural importance, horse racing in the UK also plays a significant role in the breeding and training of thoroughbred horses. Many of the world's top thoroughbreds are bred and trained in the UK, and the industry plays a vital role in the preservation and promotion of the breed.
Overall, horse racing is an integral part of British culture and a major contributor to the country's economy. It is a thrilling and exciting sport that continues to attract a loyal following and generate significant interest from spectators and bettors around the world.