There were 22 Races on Wednesday 19th February 2025 across 3 meetings. There was 7 races at Ludlow, 6 races at Doncaster, 9 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

NO QUESTIONS ASKED, who currently holds a couple of speculative Grade 1 entries for the Cheltenham Festival, is the obvious one to side with here. Ben Pauling's seven-year-old was a close second in a Listed race at Huntingdon 13 days ago and sets a lofty standard for the rest to aim at. John Barbour and Tracking Treasure, who both get 12lb from the selection, can fight it out for the forecast slot.

A straightforward task awaits NO QUESTIONS ASKED, who split a couple of useful-looking novices when runner-up in listed company recently and a reproduction of that effort would be more than sufficient. Bumper winner John Barbour could be the one to follow him home if his jumping passes the test, while Tracking Treasure is taken to again finish third, having done so over this C&D two weeks ago.

Ben Pauling's NO QUESTIONS ASKED confirmed himself smart when holding his own in a Listed race last time. This is far easier.
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QUEENS WISH cost 140,000 euros after landing an Irish point-to-point in April and she made the perfect start to her career under Rules when winning impressively at Newcastle last month. The strength of that form is up for debate, but she looks to be a nice type and any progression can see her go in again. Calimystic has chased home a couple of promising types across his two racecourse appearances and is perhaps the main threat, as recent Newcastle victor Broderick will need more under the penalty.

CALIMYSTIC made a promising start to his hurdle career when second over C&D last month and is narrowly preferred to Dan Skelton's Queens Wish in what will likely develop into a straight fight between the pair.

The unbeaten mare QUEENS WISH looked good at Newcastle and is taken to make it 3-3. C&D runner-up Calimystic is feared most.
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In the money on each of his four previous starts under Rules, BOLD RECRUIT has dropped enough hints to suggest that this step up in trip could be a rewarding move and these conditions could bring best out of Billy Aprahamian's charge. The less exposed Keel Strand is feared most upped in trip on just his third start for Paul Nicholls. Pike Road is respected despite his limitations being highlighted when only fifth at Catterick last month.

It's probably fair to say PIKE ROAD didn't improve on his maiden hurdle form when fifth on handicap debut at Catterick but that was still a decent effort and he shades preference ahead of Bold Recruit. Big-yard representatives Doctor Midas and Keel Strand may both step up on what they've shown so far now faced with a stiffer test, while Swift Jet could also have a part to play.

The Paul Nicholls-trained KEEL STRAND looks sure to take a step forward now granted a stiffer stamina test.
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A contest in which most have something to prove, and only a tentative vote can go to TOMMY CULLEN. Matt Crawley's charge struggled at Huntingdon last time out, but he seldom runs poorly here and any improvement on his C&D second in December might suffice. God's Own Getaway is only 1lb above his last winning mark and recent wind surgery could spark a return to form, while Glory And Honour appeals most of the remainder.

Each of GOD'S OWN GETAWAY's previous victories have come over longer trips, yet the way he travels suggests he's worth a crack at this shorter distance and he could be worth siding with from a reduced mark on the back of wind surgery. Veteran Gallic Geordie and Tommy Cullen back at Doncaster are the dangers.

The return to better ground is a likely plus for TOMMY CULLEN, who has a good record here and earns the vote ahead of \bSnowy Clouds.
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SACRE COEUR boasts an obvious chance and could be up to giving weight and a beating to her rivals here. Ostrava Du Berlais and Regal Renaissance have their sights lowered and should be capable of making this a good test for the selection. However, dual course winner Current Mood lurks on a dangerous mark and could be the one to take advantage if the burden of top-weight prove troublesome for Dan Skelton's mare.

The change of tactics probably didn't help REGAL RENAISSANCE at Fakenham and it would be no surprise whatsoever to see this consistent 7-y-o get back on track in what should be a strongly-run race. She gets the nod ahead of Sacre Coeur, who lost little caste in defeat at Uttoxeter and a reproduction of that effort would put her firmly in the picture. Current Mood also enters calculations.

A trappy handicap. REGAL RENAISSANCE didn't look comfortable around Fakenham last time but she's got a very solid record at this track.
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FARMER JIMMY made a successful handicap debut in a hands and heels event at Wetherby a week ago. Mark Walford's charge escapes a penalty for that success and looks to have an excellent chance of going in again. Lady Harriett hit the frame over 2m4f at Southwell last time out and is of interest returned to further, while others to note include Skin Full and Alltalknoaction.

FARMER JIMMY is actually able to run off 2 lb lower than when successful over 2½m at Wetherby last week so his claims are obvious, particularly as 3m promises to suit him even better. There's still a feeling that David Pipe's Skin Full could have more to offer and he's second choice ahead of the consistent Glory Hights.

The lightly raced 5yo FARMER JIMMY (nap) is able to run off a mark 2lb lower than when winning at Wetherby last week. He's the pick.
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CHIEF SUNDAY showed a game attitude when bringing up a double over 2m at Hereford last month and, upped 4lb, this unexposed handicapper gets the tentative vote to score in what looks a competitive affair. The Hardest Geezer did it well when scoring over 2m at Taunton recently and he looks the main danger on his handicap debut. Similar comments apply to Leloopa, who has showed more than enough to suggest that she can play a hand first time up in a handicap.

MOON CHIME returns from a break on a handy-looking mark and with his yard going well he is fancied to bag a third success in this sphere at the chief expense of hat-trick seeking Chief Sunday. C&D winner Thankyourluckystars and handicap debutants The Hardest Geezer and Continuance also need factoring into this competitive hurdle.

A chance is taken on MOON CHIME who retains plenty of upside and has undergone wind surgery since his last run.
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Super Citizen has finished third on all four outings since returning at Huntingdon in November and a reproduction of his latest placed at Catterick is likely to see the veteran involved once more. However, Lucinda Hughes' charge is vulnerable to an improver and it could be worth taking a punt on handicap/chase debutant JAMESIECONN. Although the son of Shirocco didn't cut much ice in his three qualifying runs over hurdles, he boasts an Irish 3m point-to-point win in April last year and a marked step up in distance could prove fruitful. Fairlawn Flyer is also noted.

TOUCHWOODEXPRESS has been given a short break since his Taunton spill over Christmas and, boasting a lower-mileage profile than most, he could well be the one to side with. Veteran Super Citizen is proving consistent and he's a threat, as is Dusautior who is equipped with blinkers for the first time. Jamesieconn is another to note now handicapping over fences/following wind surgery.

It's hard to get overly excited about any of these but FAIRLAWN FLYER has a chance of returning to winning ways in this lower grade.
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KELCE looked booked for second behind a subsequent winner before coming down at the last over 3m3f at Market Rasen last time and, provided he is none the worse for that mishap, he looks the one to side with off 5lb higher. Back On The Lash wasn't disgraced when third over 3m1f at Catterick last month and it would be no surprise if he were to emerge as the main danger to the selection off a 3lb lower mark. Supervisor is fancied to complete the podium.

It's easy to forgive the usually reliable BALLYCAMUS for a below-par display at Windsor last month and he can provide Toby McCain-Mitchell with another winning ride in this sphere. Kelce has done little wrong over fences this season and he rates the main danger ahead of Champagne Mystery.

Gina Andrews looks a notable booking for KELCE (nap) who is the only one of these with a progressive profile.
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EL HIBRI runs for a yard that has been back among the winners recently and, having hinted at a revival of late, he offers strong appeal running off 4lb lower than his last winning mark. Smasher is effective on Polytrack and is also weighted to go well. As is dual C&D winner The Cola Kid, who is another to bear in mind, while Lupset Flossy Pop has each-way claims off a basement rating.

SMASHER is back on his last winning mark and might be worth siding with. El Hibri can continue his positive start to 2025 and fill the forecast spot ahead of Phoenix Star.

Phoenix Star is respected back at 6f but EL HIBRI likes it here and ran well twice over C&D last month. He looks the safest option.
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Having got the better of a progressive rival when opening his account at Newcastle last month, there should be more to come from GWENNIE MAY STAR. An 8lb higher rating is unlikely to be the ceiling of the five-year-old's ability and this looks a suitable opportunity to complete a double. The consistent Diamond Koda is likely to give another good account judged on his latest close third at Catterick and Nick Kent's gelding is feared most, ahead of handicap debutant Benmore.

Dan Skelton's GWENNIE MAY STAR should have more to offer and is taken to defy the handicapper. The consistent Diamond Koda is second choice ahead of unexposed handicap newcomer Benmore.

A tongue tie may get the hitherto progressive MAXIBOY DAGROSTIS back on track. Benmore ought to figure if jumping better.
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Dunstall Rambler is certain to prove popular after winning at Wincanton in December but, although respected, a chance can be taken on ELECTRIC JET. Well found in the betting on his chasing bow in October, the six-year-old showed promise before tiring late on. A drop in trip should suit on that evidence and, if doing so, he could go very close. Glimpse Of Glory had previously shown ability over hurdles and, with blinkers applied for the first time ahead of his chasing bow, he warrants a market check.

Charlie Longsdon's ELECTRIC JET made a promising start in this sphere when fifth at Southwell and could prove the answer in a tricky-looking handicap. Chasing newcomer Glimpse of Glory could emerge as the main danger, with Wincanton scorer Dunstall Rambler and the consistent Hazard Collonges also firmly in the picture.

Dynaste's nephew GLIMPSE OF GLORY can make a winning chase debut in a likely generously run affair, ahead of Electric Jet.
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All of these are hard to predict but MIGHTY GURKHA (third) could still have a big impact at this level. With Taylor Fisher's 3lb claim a handy asset from the saddle, the seven-year-old has a decent chance of gaining his third success over this C&D on these terms. Man On A Mission (runner-up) was a neck in front of the selection here last month and is feared most despite being 1lb worse off this time. Fellow Polytrack winner Shalaa Asker is the pick of the remainder.

RADIANT ANGEL is worth another chance in a moderate affair. Arlecchino's Gift might be the danger.

Shalaa Asker is worth a close look but MAN ON A MISSION will be suited by the return to this track and is preferred.
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A few of these arrive with something to prove, but that can't be said for VALENCE D'AUMONT, who fought off younger legs to record a narrow success at Catterick last time out. The 11-year-old doesn't look overburdened by a subsequent 3lb rise and with ground conditions perhaps more suitable today, he can repeat the dose. Bravethewaves remains open to improvement over fences but he'll need to bounce back from a disappointing Musselburgh effort, while recent wind surgery could aid the chance of Coolmoyne.

Course winner PILGRIMS KING almost certainly benefited from the antics of the runner-up when opening his account for the season at Sedgefield 14 days ago. However, he was also deserving of credit in overcoming tack issues as he did on that occasion, and he's given the tentative vote to come out on top again. Coolmoyne, on the back of wind surgery and Catterick-scorer Valence d'Aumont are others to consider.

There appeared to be some confidence behind VALENCE D'AUMONT when he returned to form from out of the blue at Catterick.
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Southwell bumper winner STONE'S THROW has few miles on the clock and is one of the likelier candidates now sent handicapping. This test of stamina ought to suit the son of Dartmouth and judged on his previous exploits, a mark of 113 looks workable. Saunton Surf took a heavy fall at Ffos Las recently but she was in contention at the time and remains of interest, provided she is none the worse for that tumble. Super Sabre Sam heads the remainder.

A case can be made for a few of these but SUPER SABRE SAM rates the pick of the weights and with this stiffer test of stamina also a plus he gets the vote. The reliable C&D scorer Whatsupwithyou heads the list of dangers, although Midnight Ginger and Saunton Surf can also have a say in this competitive handicap.

Super Sabre Sam is likely to be dangerous but ZACONY REBEL looked on the way back over C&D last time out and is preferred.
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TARGET MAN wasn't beaten too far when tried over 7f at Newcastle last time out and may do better dropping back down a furlong here. With a first-time blinkers and tongue-tie combination tried, allied to talented apprentice Warren Fentiman claiming 7lb from the saddle, connections are giving the son of Earthlight every assistance as he bids to break his duck. Massimo Blue is feared most from those with experience. Rajwa, who cost 100,000 euro, and Rupert The Prince are interesting newcomers and they both warrant a betting check.

TARGET MAN holds much the best form on offer so is taken to get off the mark with blinkers now added. Massimo Blue could emerge as the main threat to George Boughey's gelding, especially if more tractable here, while Double Mocha and Rajwa also need considering.

Newcomer RAJWA can capitalise on a great-looking opportunity, ahead of the newly blinkered Target Man.
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COSMIC FORCE caught the eye when staying on into third after conceding first run to the leading pair over 6f here last month and, stepping back up in trip off 1lb higher, this son of Mehmas gets the vote to score now blinkers are added to a tongue-tie for the first time. Penelope Valentine wasn't beaten far when third over this trip at Newcastle recently and a prominent showing off an unchanged mark would come as no surprise, while the unexposed Helaali completes the shortlist.

PARTY BEAR was much improved on the back of 6 months off/switched to handicaps when runner-up at Wolverhampton 39 days ago, and it's feasible to think she can do better again for her leading yard now stepped up in trip. Cosmic Force looks a big threat following his good third over 6f here last month. Penelope Valentine and Dr Ali rate next best.

Preference is for PARTY BEAR, who had a near miss on his handicap debut at Wolverhampton and is open to more progress at this new trip.
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Those with experience don't appear to set a lofty standard so it may pay to side with a newcomer, namely PAPA OSCAR. Harry Charlton's inmate is a half-brother to some useful types and it would be no surprise if the son of Expert Eye were able to play a hand in a race like this first time up. Lunanova made a pleasing start when third over this trip at Lingfield on her debut in December and, with the promise of more to come, she merits consideration. Emerald Downs and Wise Stars are a couple of others to consider before market clues are known.

Not much form to go on and this could go the way of Harry Charlton's newcomer PAPA OSCAR who hails from a family chock full of winners and could prove another useful sort. Lunanova shaped well on her debut when third at Lingfield and rates the pick of those with experience ahead of Champagne Belle and Wise Stars.

The betting can guide with regard to the newcomers but, as things stand, LUNANOVA is tipped to improve past Champagne Belle.
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Enchanted Way wasn't disgraced when finishing third over this trip at Lingfield last time out and, sporting blinkers for the first time, another bold bid looks likely. That said, MAGNA GRECIA STAR is preferred. There is plenty to like about the 42,000-euro daughter of Magna Grecia on paper and, making her debut for the in-form James Tate team, she looks the one to be with. Critical Aclaim is another newcomer with an interesting profile.

The betting should reveal plenty here but Archie Watson's fair maiden ENCHANTED WAY holds the clear edge on form so gets the vote with blinkers also added for the first time. Marco Botti's debutant Aviano has the potential to make his mark, especially if the market vibes are positive, while the unexposed duo Amber Honey and Queen Sansa also need factoring in.

It might be worth siding with MAGNA GRECIA STAR, who looks the part on paper and represents a yard with a record of 6-15 this year.
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MESAAFI relished a return to 6f when running out a ready winner at Newcastle 25 days ago and there could be more to come. That was only the four-year-old's second outing under the tutelage of Simon Pearce and a 6lb higher mark looks surmountable. The biggest threat may emerge from Shallow, who is only 2lb higher than last month's C&D victory. Fellow last-time-out scorer Grenham Bay can also make his presence felt.

If the blinkers work as well a second time MESAAFI may be able to land a second win in quick succession. Shallow showed a good attitude to hold on over C&D last time and is feared most ahead of fellow last-time-out scorer Grenham Bay.

The addition of blinkers saw MESAAFI run out an emphatic winner at Newcastle last month and he can defy his 6lb rise.
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We may not have seen the best from lightly-raced stable debutant Silent Age and market support for Ian Williams' charge must be respected. Regardless, LOCAL HERO impressed with how he quickened clear of the field over track and trip 63 days ago and a 4lb rise for that success looks on the lenient side. Cracking Gold and Brasil Power both arrive on the back of creditable efforts in defeat and complete the shortlist.

It's unlikely that a 4 lb rise will be enough to prevent LOCAL HERO from following up on his ready C&D success in December and, in the process, maintain his 100% record at this course. Cracking Gold got back on track on his first run since being gelded when finding just one too strong in first-time cheekpieces at Southwell recently. He is just about feared most ahead of Brasil Power.

Top of the list is the progressive 4yo LOCAL HERO (nap), who made it 3-3 at this track with his comfortable win over C&D in December.
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A marked step up in distance proved just the trick for last month's C&D winner BRUCE BANNER and he may prove too strong for his rivals once more. A switch to Ollie Sangster's yard shouldn't hamper his follow-up bid and a 1lb nudge up in the ratings looks more than workable. Sydney Whistler was far more competitive on his second-placed handicap bow at Wolverhampton earlier this month and he's feared most, ahead of Hi Ya Mal.

With improvement anticipated now upped in trip for this handicap debut, RAY GUN could be the answer. He may have most to fear from Sydney Whistler, who was well backed ahead of finishing second on his handicap debut at Wolverhampton and will be a threat if able to build on that. Bruce Banner was successful over C&D last time and he also has claims, along with top-weight Antelope and handicap debutant Bouboule.

1m4f is likely to prove the making of a few of these, notably HI YA MAL, Bouboule and Antelope. They're taken in that order.
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