There were 30 Races on Sunday 18th February 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Punchestown, 7 races at Southwell, 7 races at Musselburgh, 8 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
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Both Pats Choice and Irish Blaze score well based on experience, but the bar is not set too high for MISTER POLICEMAN
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There are some possible improvers in opposition but bumper winner MICKS JET sets a good form standard. Josie Alice is feared most.
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The suggestion is YA KNOW YASEFF in the hope she can reproduce her penultimate effort.
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The 142-rated SENIOR CHIEF has been running against smart novices and should win this readily given an error-free round.
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Nothing solid. Headgear is an angle for several, including WITHOUT CONVICTION, and Shadows In The Sky shaped well here two runs ago.
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The 7yo NOCHE NEGRA (nap) won at Catterick in the style of a horse with more to offer, as you would expect from a brother to Nube Negra.
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The vote goes CHAMPAGNE PLATINUM, a winner over hurdles last time, and 5lb lower than when fourth in this race last year
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Balkardy and Valleyview Tommy are high up the list but CALL ME HARRY (nap) is the pick judged on his two C&D performances.
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Sageburg County is a big danger on his C&D success but IMPERIAL BEDE is worth chancing now his attention is turned to chasing.
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Preference is for NO FLIES ON HIM, a very promising individual who impressed on his track debut at Leopardstown
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The cheekpieces have been a positive for NO REGRETS, whose form figures in the headgear read 12132, and he earns the vote.
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Experience could count on the ground and COUNTRY PARK didn't come cheap after winning his Irish point.
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the selection is the very promising WHALE HARBOUR, who should appreciate the trip and should go close with better jumping than last time
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The 5yo point winner EVERYONESACRITIC wears first-time headgear and is taken to exploit a basement opening mark.
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Calculations are dominated by SEA GREY and Rumoursareflying, who have easily the best form chances.
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An open race in which POWER HOUR has a solid each-way chance on the evidence of his fourth placing on handicap debut at Leopardstown
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The drop back in trip could be just what Coolkill needs but preference is for BUDARRI, who won this last year.
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Hat-trick seeker IT'S MAISY gets the vote in a weak race, even though a stiff track is likely to prove ideal.
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It is hard to look beyond SOUNDS VICTORIUS after his narrow defeat at Leopardstown in December
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Having bumped into handicap blots Sunday Soldier and Letthedustsettle when runner-up the last twice, WE STILL BELIEVE can go one better
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Aljezur has obvious claims but ROBERTO CARO is fancied to build on the abundant promise of his 2yo debut.
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They all need a look but slight preference is for CHURCHMAN following the promise shown at Ludlow last time. He's from an in-form yard.
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Gordon Elliott's main challenger THE GOFFER looks hard to beat here on his best form. Classy hurdler Cash Back may well be next best
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Preference is for SCRAMBLE who made it 20th-time lucky over C&D 11 days ago and may have more to offer now that she's off the mark.
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Due Date is a key player despite a 7lb rise for last week's win but PRINCESS NAOMI may capitalise on today's drop in class.
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Alhather is solid now dropping to 6f but SEE YOU TONIGHT can leave her debut effort well behind her.
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Fire Demon can show his latest running to be all wrong but INFLUENCE can step forward back at 6f and tried in cheekpieces.
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Dubai Station can go well down in class but AL BAREZ still has time to make up into a smart sprinter. The return to 6f will suit.
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The vote goes to KING'S CODE (nap) who has been successful in six of his last 13 starts and only seems to do just enough.
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It may be worth siding with RUSSIAN BALLERINA whose stable won this last year with a filly who had almost an identical profile.
Ths is the racecard key.
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| S | TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out |
| T | Top Time speeed rated |
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