There were 36 Races on Friday 21st March 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Newbury, 6 races at Ffos Las, 7 races at Musselburgh, 8 races at Dundalk, 8 races at Southwell, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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QUEENSBURY BOY finished second to the useful Wingmen in a bumper at the Punchestown Festival last May, before returning to record a commanding success on his hurdling bow recently. Harry Derham's charge is hard to oppose under the penalty, and Haydock winner Ski Lodge, who looks the main threat, will need considerable progress to upset the apple cart. Captain Bellamy, first past the post over C&D in December before losing out in the stewards' room, can chase the penalised pair home.

QUEENSBURY BOY created a good impression when landing the odds on his recent hurdling debut at Doncaster and, with his smart bumper form suggesting he'll go on to much better things, he could prove hard to beat under a penalty. Nazare has shown plenty in 3 bumpers and is an interesting recruit to this sphere, while Ski Lodge and Captain Bellamy are others capable of having a say.

Harry Derham won this race 12 months ago and owner/rider David Maxwell has a good prospect on his hands in QUEENSBURY BOY.
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BRIDGET MARY has some course experience to draw upon and could be the answer on just her second start after wind surgery. The daughter of Sholokhov showed no ill effects from that operation when she finished a respectable fourth at Chepstow last month and a bold showing looks assured. Arctic Angel is still of low mileage and could also have a big say if handling the drop in trip. Somethingtosomeone and Triple Nickle are others to consider.

QUEEN OF STEEL's stable debut effort at Huntingdon 4 weeks ago has to go down as disappointing but she's on a workable mark on the pick of her hurdles form and could be worth another chance with first-time cheekpieces enlisted. Arctic Angel and Bridget Mary are others to consider, whilst a market move for Somethingtosomeone, on handicap debut, would look significant.

After three promising qualifying runs at around 2m, SOMETHINGTOSOMEONE is taken to make a winning handicap debut.
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Formerly with Jim Bolger in Ireland, TEOFIMO looks a shrewd recruit for the Adam Nicol stable and the booking of Brian Hughes catches the eye as he attempts to get off the mark at the third time of asking over hurdles. A promising third on her most recent start at Perth in September, Spit Spot must enter calculations on her return. Gemini Man produced a strong runner-up effort over slightly shorter here last month and is also considered.

TEOFIMO showed fair form when sixth at Navan on his final start for Jim Bolger and might be worth siding with to make a winning start for the Adam Nicol yard faced with a test of speed which ought to play to his strengths. Spit Spot and last month's C&D runner-up Gemini Man look the obvious dangers.

The vote goes to TEOFIMO, who sets the standard on his promising effort at Naas in January and is open to more progress for a new yard.
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Havaila recorded a facile success in a three-runner contest at Plumpton last time and he merits respect under a 7lb penalty, but preference is for LEAVE OF ABSENCE. The eight-year-old shaped with significant promise when returning from over two years off the track at Kempton in November and was far from disgraced when finishing second to Ultima runner-up The Changing Man in the Reynoldstown at Ascot next time. With that in mind, a handicap mark of 127 does not look beyond him. The consistent Art Of Diplomacy is also noted.

A case can be made for most of these but Anthony Honeyball's low-mileage LEAVE OF ABSENCE could take a step forward now going handicapping so gets the nod over recent Plumpton scorer Havaila. Ilovethenightlife and Art of Diplomacy can't be discounted either.

There should be a big run in Reynoldstown runner-up LEAVE OF ABSENCE who doesn't look overburdened for his first handicap.
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Ben Solo and KNIGHT OF ALLEN look the pair to focus on. Although the former is effective at his level and appeals after a couple of creditable second-placed efforts, the latter sets the standard according to official ratings and could make the most of going up against Ben Solo off level weights. With Rubys Legacy and Pink Eyed Pancho having something to prove on the back of failed completions, Captain Trigger rates best of the rest.

This concerns KNIGHT OF ALLEN and Ben Solo. The former ran a solid race when third in a strong-looking Haydock handicap on his penultimate start and that piece of form swings the pendulum in his favour back from 2 months off.

There is not much between KNIGHT OF ALLEN and Ben Solo on the figures but the former's Haydock third in November reads very well.
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QUIAN has been rejuvenated since joining the Lizzie Quinlan yard and a 5lb hike for his most recent success at Catterick may not be enough to prevent him from landing the hat-trick. The nine-year-old gets the vote ahead of Beat The Retreat, who has a 4lb rise to overcome for a victory over C&D. Placed on each of his four outings since scoring at Market Rasen last May, Summergrounds is another to consider.

QUIAN has thrived for new trainer Lizzie Quinlan and is taken to defy the handicapper again. The reliable Summergrounds won after a break last spring so his 4-month break isn't a concern and he's second choice ahead of last month's C&D scorer Beat The Retreat.

Top of the list is the resurgent QUIAN, who made it 2-3 for his new yard when completing a Catterick double last month.
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GLORY AND FORTUNE has largely struggled since landing the Betfair Hurdle in 2022 but there were more encouraging signs for Tom Lacey's 10-year-old last time when third at Kempton in December. The son of Fame And Glory might not be one to rely on heavily but if able to build on that performance, he ought to go very close from an unchanged mark. Mythical Moon continues to run well in defeat and is entitled to the utmost respect now sent handicapping, while the class-dropping Aucunrisque should not be underestimated either.

MANUELITO was unlucky to bump into one considering the distance he beat the rest at Exeter a fortnight ago and looks to have excellent claims of going one better providing this doesn't come too soon. The dangers are headed by handicap-debutant Mythical Moon and Ballywilliam Boy, who shaped well on his final outing for his previous yard.

Handicap debutant MYTHICAL MOON has mixed it with some smart novices this season and he edges preference in a trappy race.
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SHESUPINCOURT was the ready winner of a deeper race at Leicester most recently and is hard to oppose despite running off 8lb higher. Callum Pritchard reduces that burden courtesy of his 5lb claim and, with the likes of Oneforthefairgreen and Princess Keri expected to go well but given they're finding winning races difficult, this could turn out to be a straightforward task for the selection.

SHESUPINCOURT built on a solid run over hurdles when running out a convincing winner over fences at Leicester 24 days ago and a repeat should see her tough to beat again. Chase debutante Oneforthefairgreen and Princess Keri may emerge as the chief threats.

With all her rivals rated in the 70s, SHESUPINCOURT could not have been found a weaker race for her attempt to follow up a recent win.
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It is difficult to look past BELFRINA, who bounced back from a final-hurdle fall at Doncaster to score in Listed company at the same track. Wind surgery since then may bring about further improvement and she could have too much for Johnny Ringo, who has made the frame on his three jumping starts, all at this venue, including a win on New Year's Day. Inappropriate is a player on the pick of his form.

BELFRINA displayed a gutsy attitude when wearing down the front runner at Doncaster just under 8 weeks ago and, with further improvement on the cards, David Pipe's filly gets the nod to follow up having had a breathing operation since last seen. Heading up the dangers is Inappropriate, who has gone the wrong way since making a winning start for this yard but can get back on track now handicapping. Johnny Ringo can edge out Spartan Warrior for third.

Preference is for BELFRINA, who was one of two to pull well clear of the others when scoring at Listed level on her latest outing
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WELCOM TO CARTRIES has been chasing, finishing an honourable fourth in a Sandown Grade 2 before coming up predictably short in the Kauto Star. Switched back to timber, presumably to preserve his novice status over fences next term, he is fancied to boost his confidence. Hititi's Exeter second was franked when the winner and third made the frame in last week's Pertemps Final. Zain Nights pulled up in that Festival event, but took this prize 12 months ago. Go To War took a step back in the right direction when third over an extended 2m4f here and is worth a try at this distance.

GO TO WAR shaped well when third at this course on his most recent outing, especially with a view to now stepping up to 3m, so he's put forward as the answer. Welcom To Cartries hasn't been disgraced in the face of stiff tasks on his 2 starts over fences and is of interest now reverting to the smaller obstacles, while Jubilant was left poorly placed at Market Rasen and it shouldn't be assumed he's shown all he can as a hurdler.

There are dangers for sure but HITITI ran a rock-solid race at Exeter last time when ahead of last week's Pertemps Final runner-up.
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ROUGE DE L'QUEST finished second off this mark at Chepstow in October and the drop back in trip after being pulled up at Bangor last time gives him a great chance to bounce back to winning form. Lilting Verse is expected to be in the mix following her second-placed effort at Southwell earlier in the month, while Top Of The Bill and Balkardy appeal most of the remainder.

Having shaped as though working his way back to form over hurdles last time, CLASSIC CONCORDE is of strong interest returned to fences off an attractive mark. He gets the nod ahead of Rouge de L'Quest, who didn't appear to take kindly to the visor on his latest start but the blinkers are now refitted and he could have a big part to play. Balkardy is best of the rest.

David Brace's veteran CLASSIC CONCORDE ran very well over hurdles at Chepstow last month and now bids to exploits his lower chase mark.
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Lady Babs hasn't looked back since scoring at Market Rasen in early February and, having subsequently struck twice at Carlisle, she warrants respect in her bid to land a four-timer. However, she has yet to score beyond 2m1f so ROCKOLA VOGUE gets the vote. The consistent six-year-old caught the eye when a never-nearer second on her handicap bow at Wetherby and a 5lb higher mark looks surmountable. All The Glory is also noted.

ROCKOLA VOGUE did well under the circumstances when second on handicap debut at Wetherby last time, finishing clear of the rest despite having had plenty to do leaving the back straight, so she is taken to build on that effort and resume winning ways. Top-weight All The Glory was a good third here on her latest outing and is feared most back up in trip, ahead of She's Notjoeking.

All The Glory is the class act in the line-up and not opposed lightly but there is more to come from ROCKOLA VOGUE (nap).
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KIKIJO didn't show too much on his first couple of UK starts but was a revelation on his chasing debut, striding clear to score over 2m4f here, with All Authorized back in third. He will relish the extra distance - and even further in time - while the experience gained will help his jumping. He looks a bright prospect. Sherborne registered a deserved success at Exeter, but will find this tougher. Nevertheless, he has to be respected, as does Muskoka now that he cuts back in trip.

This is wide open but MUSKOKA can race off the same mark as when a very good Wincanton fourth last time out (form working out well) so could prove the way to go. Stormy Flight heads the list of dangers ahead of in-form trio Sherborne, Kikijo and High Treason.

Sean Bowen got a tune out of THE BOOLA BOSS the last time they teamed up and he might be the answer to an open race.
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The step back up to 2m4f didn't appear to suit MOUNT WASHINGTON on his most recent outing at Southwell and Evan Williams' gelding is worth another chance having scored at Plumpton the time before over this trip. Estate Planning could step forward on his first run in a handicap and is respected along with L'empire Vert, who wasn't disgraced when fifth at Hereford.

The return to this trip looks a good move where MOUNT WASHINGTON is concerned and, judged on the manner of his breakthrough success at Plumpton in January, he remains on a workable mark. The Bernard Llewellyn-trained pair Estate Planning and Good Impression rate the main dangers in that order of preference.

We haven't seen much of WASTHATOK (nap) since summer 2023 but his run at Ludlow last month was encouraging and he's on a good mark.
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A 0-145 Pertemps Qualifier proved a bit too hot for TOP MAN TOM when fifth over C&D, but he makes plenty of appeal off joint top-weight in what is effectively a 0-115 affair. Sandy Thomson's six-year-old had previous racked up a double over track and trip and he's fancied to regain the winning thread. The biggest threat may emerge from last week's Hexham scorer Uokhun, who escapes a penalty, ahead of last-time-out C&D winner Prince Of Perth.

There didn't appear to be any fluke about UOKHUN's breakthrough success in a conditional riders' contest at Hexham and, unpenalised for that, she is taken to follow up here. Prince of Perth resumed his progress when striking over C&D last time and he is feared most ahead of Anamanda and Forged Well.

More progress is highly likely from PRINCE OF PERTH who asserted in taking style when stepped up in trip over C&D last time.
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This looks a wide-open handicap but a bold bid is expected from MURPHY'S MILAN, who shaped with promise when not beaten too far into fourth over an extended 2m3f at Chepstow in November. The lightly-raced six-year-old could be suited by stepping up in trip for his handicap debut and an opening mark of 109 looks workable, while the recent good form of his stable inspires further confidence. Kintail was running a big race when unseating his rider at the last over 3m2f at Warwick 12 days ago and this drop in distance should help, while Holokea is another to consider after filling the runner-up berth off this mark at Market Rasen.

A few with chances but the lightly-raced MURPHY'S MILAN appeals as a likely improver now his stamina is drawn out on his handicap debut and he gets a confident vote for a yard among the winners. Super Sabre Sam could emerge as the chief threat now he also steps up in trip, although Valens Bruyee, Kintail and Mahler Moon also need shortlisting in this competitive handicap.

Last year's second MAHLER MOON (nap) will be interesting if he can make the anticipated progress from his encouraging run at Taunton.
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SPORTING HERO has been in great form here over the winter winning four times in total and now bids for a C&D hat-trick having shown plenty of pace twice last month. The Denis Hogan-trained gelding had Never Shout Never, Jered Maddox and Dontspoilasale all behind last time and a 3lb rise still leaves him on a competitive mark. Beauty Queen won twice over this trip for Kevin Ryan and should benefit from an initial outing for new connections here last Friday. Crystal Luna won over 5f last week and Nicola Burns claims a valuable 7lb.

I'M SPARTACUS is running consistently well at present and just about shades the vote in a tightly-knit affair. Never Shout Never and Sporting Hero are two others who arrive in excellent heart and look sure to go well again.

In tremendous form lately, SPORTING HERO can notch the three-timer under a claimer who won on him two starts ago.
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Empire Day is an extremely rare runner in this sphere for Ismail Mohammed but the son of Cracksman faces some interesting opposition in a contest won by smart types such as The Jukebox Man (2023) and Potters Charm 12 months ago. The vote goes to CALIACH POINT following his debut fourth at Huntingdon as that experience may prove valuable. Whiskey Yankee and Starzand are others likely to make an impact.

This could be a good bumper despite the lack of numbers. Expensive Irish point recruit STARZAND gets the vote but Sam Thomas has a good strike-rate in bumpers so Whiskey Yankee would rate a big danger if the betting vibes are strong. Caliach Point ran to a fair level when an encouraging fourth on his Huntingdon debut and should also have a part to play.

All five runners have something going for them but STARZAND was bought for big money after his wide-margin Irish point win.
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A slow start proved costly for COME ON JOHN when finishing a never-nearer third over 1m4f at Wolverhampton six days ago. A winner over that same C&D the time before, James Owen's charge should take all the beating here if coping with a quick turnaround and he makes plenty of appeal racing before his revised mark takes effect. Busby didn't enjoy the smoothest of passages when finishing fifth over shorter at Dunstall Park earlier this month and the veteran is feared most, ahead of Spartan Times.

COME ON JOHN almost overcame the run of the race at Wolverhampton last week, so he remains of firm interest, especially now back in a 0-55. Busby and the returning Fen Tiger head the opposition.

It's likely that this will be fought out between COME ON JOHN, Busby and Lednikov and it could be a good scrap.
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HAARAR justified strong market support when winning comfortably at Catterick and, with a 4lb rise deemed fair, he is fancied to complete a double. Heart Above has won and placed on his last couple of visits to this track and, off a handy racing weight, he is likely to be in the shake-up once again. Ravenscraig Castle and No No Fizz are others to note in a competitive handicap.

Dianne Sayer seems to target this race and HEART ABOVE looks set for a bold bid after returning from a short break to finish third in a 2m course handicap last month. Fergal O'Brien's No No Fizz also warmed up for this with a good placed effort here last month and is second choice ahead of Haarar and last year's winner Mack The Man.

A competitive race in which the vote goes to HAARAR who made it 3-10 over hurdles when scoring in smooth style at Catterick last month.
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ITCHY FEET achieved a mark of 155 over fences in his pomp and despite being 19lb lower now, he still comes out clear on official ratings in this hunters' chase. Olly Murphy's veteran blew away the cobwebs with a couple of hurdle spins in January and could have too much class for these rivals on his return to chasing, although Enrilo was only beaten a length in a similar event at Ludlow last month and the Paul Nicholls-trained C&D winner will be no pushover. Rebel Dawn Rising looks best of the remainder.

Not an easy race to assess and it could go the way of Paul Nicholls' ENRILO who is taken to build on an encouraging Ludlow second last time out. Itchy Feet is another veteran who can have a big say if on song.

If REBEL DAWN RISING can return to the form he was showing around this time last year then he'll go well. He had excuses last time.
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RATTLETHEONIONBAG has yet to win in 18 starts but could set the record straight following two solid efforts over C&D. The Willie Browne-trained mare had Hasiyna back in fourth with Havana Notion and No Speed Limit further adrift when finishing strongly into third behind I'm Spartacus before just touched off by Velvet Skies a fortnight ago with Winemaker over two lengths behind in fourth. Amemri drops down in trip having completed a hat-trick over 7f here this winter, while My Girl Sioux won over 5f back in November and could be suited by this extra furlong.

AMEMRI managed to defy a career-high mark to complete a 7f hat-trick here a fortnight ago and having a rare crack at sprinting, David Marnane's thriving 5-y-o is selected to go in again at the expense of Rattletheonionbag, who remains a maiden but couldn't have gone much closer to breaking her duck last time. Winemaker and My Girl Sioux are another couple fancied to be in the shake up, too.

Though WINEMAKER has some ground to make up on Rattletheonionbag from last time he can turn that form around.
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Having dominated his rivals on his debut over C&D at the start of this month, there should be more to come from MICHAEL SCOFIELD. The son of Tiz The Law scored with something in hand and he's preferred to Gunship, who also warrants respect after scoring on his racecourse bow at Newcastle. Keep a close eye on Prepare To Strike too.

Charlie Hills's OURSIN shaped well on his debut when runner-up at Kempton and is fancied to build on it here and get off the mark at the chief expense of Simon and Ed Crisford's debutant Prepare To Strike. Both Gunship and Michael Scofield can also have a say in this fair novice.

Winners Gunship and Michael Scofield are feared but HAWAIIAN KING shaped well on debut and can improve this year.
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Lucinda Russell has won the last couple of runnings of this contest and CHANONRY POINT, a 40,000-pound purchase after scoring between the flags in Ireland in January, could well complete the hat-trick for her handler. No Flies On Her also has a point-to-point victory on her CV and warrants plenty of respect making her NH debut, while Newcastle runner-up Centurion's Sister completes the shortlist.

Maiden point winners CHANONRY POINT and No Flies On Her are both appealing on paper and could be the pair to concentrate on, particularly if the market vibes surrounding them are upbeat. Representing the yard responsible for the last two winners of this race, Chanonry Point is marginally preferred. Centurion's Sister showed the benefit of her debut spin when finishing second at Newcastle and she is third choice ahead of likely improver Perfectot.

Some of the others have shown promise under rules but preference is for the winning pointer CHANONRY POINT.
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CURRAWOOD showed a high level of form when placed on all three maiden outings as a juvenile and gets the vote to open his account with cheekpieces fitted for the first time. The selection beat all bar The Lion In Winter over this trip at the Curragh and the winner is currently favourite for the 2000 Guineas after landing the Group 3 Acomb Stakes at York. No Such Thing made a promising debut when second in a 21-runner Curragh maiden before a shade disappointing subsequently in a valuable sales race at the same venue, while Shamanka has been placed twice over C&D and is another to consider.

CURRAWOOD holds the clear edge on form so is taken to gain a deserved first success at the chief expense of Joseph O'Brien's newcomer Glenroyal, who needs monitoring in the market. Shamanka and No Such Thing appeal as the pick of the rest in the battle for minor honours.

Despite his absence and lack of AW experience, it is difficult to oppose CURRAWOOD on the form of his fine displays last year.
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Proceedings may be dominated by penalised winners King Of York and FIRST GREYED, with preference for the latter. Thomas Faulkner's inmate benefitted from the reapplication of a visor and more patient tactics when landing the spoils at Wolverhampton last week, and that comfortable success suggests he is the better handicapped of the pair. The aforementioned King Of York arrives on the back of a 7f double at Southwell, but a 5lb penalty and an extra furlong may just prove his undoing. Handicap debutant It's Tim is worth a second look in the betting.

FIRST GREYED caused a shock when defying huge odds with plenty in hand at Wolverhampton last week and can follow up if turning up in similar form under a penalty. Hat-trick seeker King of York also remains well treated on past exploits and rates the obvious threat.

It's Tim looks a likely big improver in handicaps but FIRST GREYED is ahead of the assessor and can back up last week's cosy win.
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There is plenty of interlinking form in this tightly knit handicap and perhaps TAM LIN can come out of top. The Danny Murphy-trained gelding narrowly beat Endless Dawn and Merchants Arch over C&D last month and was carried a bit left last time when third to Lyle The Crocodile again over 7f. The selection was just behind Brigid's Cloak on that occasion with Endless Dawn and Sunriseontheboyne (won since) close up in fourth and fifth respectively. In The Minus was heavily backed here last Friday when only weakening close home over a mile.

BRIGID'S CLOAK signalled she is ready to get off the mark when runner-up over C&D last time so gets the vote ahead of another in-form maiden in the shape of Merchants Arch. Tam Lin and Annie Lavinia also need factoring into this open-looking handicap.

Several are closely matched on form. With the cheekpieces added, ENDLESS DAWN could pull out a bit more and get off the mark.
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Placed on each of his last five starts, including the last three over 7f here, BILLY MCGARRY deserves a change in luck, and the step up in trip could see him get back to winning ways. That may be at the main expense of Al Suil Eile, who shoulders a 4lb penalty following his determined success over C&D last week. A capable sort on his day, River Wharfe is another to note, along with Ring Of Gold, who made the frame over C&D last time out.

C&D winner BILLY MCGARRY's consistency has been hard to knock since the turn of the year and he could be worth siding with to deservedly get his head back in front. Ring of Gold, who caught the eye latest, and recent C&D scorer Al Suil Eile head the dangers in a competitive heat.

Al Suil Eile is feared under a small penalty but BILLY McGARRY may be able to end his run of placed efforts.
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There is very little to choose between Clonmacash and SHOOT TO KILL on running behind Volatile Analyst last month with slight preference given to the Stephen Thorne-trained gelding. Both have held their form well winning twice over C&D this winter and Jack Kearney is back on board claiming an important 5lb. Comfort Line also rarely runs a poor race at this venue winning five times since December 2023, while Prince Of Eyeries reverts to handicap company after winning a maiden here last time. Any market move for Kwa Herini would be interesting.

KWA HERIN left the impression that she is starting to get the hang of things when fourth in a 13-runner maiden on debut here last month and, with improvement likely now pitched into a handicap, she could be the answer. Next on the list is Comfort Line, who has been knocking on the door pretty loudly, while Prince of Eyeries is another with appealing claims.

The Ado McGuinness-trained CLONMACASH has been in fine shape lately, and it could pay to overlook Sunday's unplaced run at the Curragh
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A winner of three of his last four starts over C&D, it is difficult to look past LEGAL REFORM and he can take the rise in grade in his stride. A respectable fifth in Listed company at Deauville in December after scoring over C&D on her penultimate start, Aquacell is a key player, as well as Ormolulu, who has finished in the first two home on each of her last two starts here and may improve for going up in trip.

A chance is taken on BLUE PRINCE now back down to the mark he defied over this trip at Glorious Goodwood last summer. The thriving Legal Reform is an obvious danger. Silver Samurai's decent record when fresh also affords him respect in this useful handicap.

Silver Samurai is interesting back from a break but BLUE PRINCE ran well in a red-hot C&D handicap last month and is preferred.
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MISS ABBY JOOLS indicated a third C&D win could be imminent when staying on well into third behind Little Keilee last month with Saxon Kingdom about two lengths behind in sixth. Harry The Rogue has proved frustrating to follow and again finished well when stepping up to this trip last time beating all bar the progressive Daonethatgotaway. Mullacash Buzz likes to be up with the pace but is probably best suited by 7f, while others to consider include Finsceal Annie and Ferrari Desert.

HARRY THE ROGUE is taken to gain reward for some creditable runner-up efforts here this winter. Ferrari Desert has a solid handicap record at this venue and is second choice ahead of Miss Abby Jools and Jackandthefox.

Runner-up on his last three runs, HARRY THE ROGUE gets the vote to step up a place having seen out this trip well last time
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KING OF ITHACA looked on good terms with himself when scoring over C&D last time out and a 5lb rise may underestimate him as jockey Rossa Ryan retains the ride. The five-year-old gets the vote ahead of Kempton winner Lessay, and Federal Envoy, who has been a revelation since joining new connections. He has scored on two of his last three starts over C&D.

Several last-time-out winners in opposition including KING OF ITHACA who looked better than ever when running out an authoritative winner of a C&D handicap 3 weeks ago and a 5 lb rise shouldn't prevent another bold showing. Federal Envoy is building up an excellent C&D record himself and he's feared. Lessay and Chola Empire complete the shortlist.

A strong pace would suit LESSAY and he can follow up his recent Kempton success. Narmar and King Of Ithaca are feared most.
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Genoah has won twice over C&D this year, beating SACRED OATH by a length in a maiden and also accounting for Annaghmccanns by a similar amount in a handicap. The top-weight now meets both those rivals on considerably worse terms and the selection opened her account in good style last time here in a maiden. Trishuli River has progressed well over the winter also winning twice over C&D and showed she is still off a competitive mark when finishing strongly into second behind Signor Ferrari last month. Not Just Any Eagle was raised a combined 18lb for winning three times last year and now returns after a break of over three months.

Little went right for GENOAH at Lingfield and he's given another chance to show he's still on a good mark back here. Trishuli River has thrived over C&D this winter and heads the dangers along with Annaghmccanns, who chased home the selection here last month, and Dermot Weld's last-time-out C&D maiden winner Sacred Oath.

Never placed on turf, TRISHULI RIVER has found her vocation on this surface and has a fighting chance of a third C&D win.
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LEON TROTSKY landed a gamble when he successfully stepped up in trip over this C&D last month and, with his stamina now proven, he can follow up off just 4lb higher. The reliable Balgowan should also go well given he has finished placed off this mark on two of his last three starts. Scylla was a respectable third with blinkers added at Wolverhampton nine days ago and could also have a say.

Supporting 20-race maidens can sometimes be a fool's errand but BALGOWAN has been knocking on the door of late and would've probably gone close but for encountering traffic problems at Wolverhampton last time. He is taken to gain compensation here and, in the process, shed that long-standing maiden tag. Fiftyshadesaresdev also has a serious chance on the back of his solid Newcastle effort and Leon Trotsky, successful over this C&D last month, is another for the shortlist.

Having made the breakthrough last time when stepped up to this trip at this track, LEON TROTSKY may well build on that with another win.
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PORSCHE LAD showed little in three maiden outings on turf last year but reportedly strengthened up well following a break of seven months to land a gamble on his handicap debut over an extended 1m2f here last Friday. The selection had Doctor Grace and Guest Star behind in third and fourth respectively and while this step up in trip is not sure to suit, an 8lb rise seems fair for a gelding open to further improvement. Deed Pole and Tara Power both come here on the back of C&D wins, while others to consider include Nusra, Gallo Dell Cielo and Gardone.

WAYSTAR wasn't seen to best effort in the C&D handicap won by Gallo Dell Cielo when last seen in December and, granted a stronger pace to aim at this time, she may well reverse those placings. Nusra thoroughly deserves to get her head back in front and cabe expected to give another good account, while Porsche Lad made a winning handicap debut here recently and he needs considering.

In view of last week's gambled-on victory, there could be more improvement to come from PORSCHE LAD who can follow up off 8lb higher
Class & Speed Card

Moulin Booj and Popular Dream are both C&D winners with strong chances, while Rock Of England was in good form towards the end of the last turf season and, having undergone wind surgery since, he also merits a betting check. However, his stable companion SPRING IS SPRUNG runs off a competitive mark and, having previously won when fresh, the son of Oasis Dream is forwarded as the pick of Paul Midgley's pair.

CLOUD KING was unlucky not to finish closer when last seen at Chester in September, denied a clear run over 1f out, and having made a successful return at this C&D last year he could be ready to add to his tally. Heading the list of dangers is Sevensees, who shaped promisingly on his seasonal/stable debut, while Moulin Booj is also respected.

Robert Cowell's CLOUD KING (nap), impressive over C&D on his reappearance in 2024, appeals as the type to enjoy a productive 4yo season.
Ths is the racecard key.
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| S | TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out |
| T | Top Time speeed rated |
| Top Racingpost rated | |
| At the races watchout for | |
| At the races top pick | |
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