There were 21 Races on Monday 31st March 2025 across 3 meetings. There was 7 races at Wincanton, 6 races at Newcastle, 8 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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A switch to timber proved just the trick for Off To A Flyer when making all at Huntingdon at May last year. However, the eight-year-old isn't certain to be in the same form on his return from a 308-day layoff and a 6lb higher mark could leave him vulnerable. With that in mind, last-time-out runner-up JACK THE SAVAGE makes most appeal. A 2lb nudge in the ratings looks workable for Laura Horsfall's gelding and another bold bid is forecast. Jackpot D'athou is the pick of the remainder.

JACKPOT D'ATHOU has failed to live up to the promise of last season but is worth another chance from his falling handicap mark, the combination of a further drop in grade and reapplication of cheekpieces might be enough to get his head in front. Last-time-out winner Off To A Flyer would be a big danger if ready to roll after a 10-month absence back over a shorter trip, while Mairis Icon should be better suited by this stiffer test.

Some encouraging recent form figures earn JACK THE SAVAGE the vote. Iron Heart is second pick.
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Having performed well in defeat at Perth on several occasions last year, a change of scenery could help BISHOP HILL to break her maiden. The Lucinda Russell-trained mare seems ideally suited by this trip and won't need much of a step forward to strike. Wendywilldo and Parisian Fashion are closely matched based on their encounter at Wetherby's Christmas fixture and they are the dangers.

A tricky opener with PARISIAN FASHION taken to strike. She's run good races at Wetherby over this trip the last twice, including behind Wendywilldo the first occasion, and looks the type who has more to offer. Her old rival needs to leave behind a tame effort at Catterick back from a break, so the returning Bishop Hill might be the chief danger.

The pick is PARISIAN FASHION, who was placed at Wetherby in December and may not have had enough use made of her there this month.
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MINNIEMUM's jumping improved with each fence when making a winning chase bow at Exeter eight days ago. Henry Daly's mare scored with enough to hand to suggest that she can defy a 7lb penalty and a quickfire double could be on the cards. The biggest threat may emerge from So Said I, who is racing off her last winning mark. Lady Jago is also noted on her return from a 89-day break.

None of the quartet can be ruled out but it's hard to side against MINNIEMUM who warmed to her task when an easy debut scorer over fences at Exeter last week and can defy a 7 lb penalty here. So Said I appeals as the chief threat off a handy-looking mark ahead of in-form maiden Melusine de Pail.

Exeter scorer MINNIEMUM is open to further progress over fences and taken to defy a penalty. Melusine De Pail is second pick.
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Race tactics and a shorter trip conspired against SHESUPINCOURT at Ffos Las 10 days ago. It would come as no surprise to see this sterner test bring the best out of Ryan Potter's mare. Community Rebel also found just one too good on his latest start over C&D and boasts a decent chance of success if the first-time cheekpieces work the oracle. Mobile Mamma and Deep Strato are surely better than their recent failed completions.

COMMUNITY REBEL proved he retains ability on his first crack over fences here a fortnight ago and has a good shout if in the same form. Mobile Mamma and Deep Strato haven't scaled any heights over hurdles but could do better now chasing. Toombridge is also in the mix.

Lightly raced 9yo COMMUNITY REBEL got his career back on track with a good second over C&D on his recent chasing debut.
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Having showed plenty of ability when racing on the Flat in France under the tutelage of Andre Fabre last year, ROADSHOW is a potentially useful recruit to this discipline. The four-year-old looks just the type that Paul Nicholls could excel with and the son of Galileo is fancied to making a winning hurdles bow. Although fellow stable debutant Rascallion was beat when falling in a class 2 event at Kempton on Boxing Day, he must enter calculations reverting to class 4 company, along with Elforleather.

The market should prove revealing but Paul Nicholls' newcomer ROADSHOW showed some fairly useful form on the level in France for Andre Fabre so is taken to make a winning start in this sphere. Jamie Snowden's fairly useful maiden Jackstell rates a big threat though, with Elforleather also in the mix if bouncing back to form.

Roadshow warrants respect on his debut under this code. RASCALLION and Jackstell are the main contenders on hurdles form.
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KILMORE ROCK, Adveram and Killybegs Jet Lady are the ones to focus on, with the former preferred with improvement possible now he goes with cheekpieces added. The Susan Corbett-trained gelding is a prime candidate to cut out the running and he appears to have been found a good opportunity to strike. Adveram stays well and rates the chief danger on that basis.

Lucinda Russell took this 12 months ago and can repeat the feat with her Irish point scorer KILLYBEGS JET LADY who is fancied to build on a recent sixth here now stepped back up in trip. Top-weight Kilmore Rock appeals as the one to chase her home ahead of Adveram.

His latest run was disappointing but ADVERAM was placed in a competitive Class 3 contest two starts ago and gets the nod.
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SEAHOUSES has certainly improved for going up in trip recently, winning at Market Rasen before posting a solid second at Hereford latest, and there is likely more to come from this five-year-old. Connections have found him another good opening and it's easy to see why he'll prove popular. Jaxonne and Roxhill might be the ones battling it out for second.

ELLERTON shaped with promise at this track on his penultimate run and, on first start for Joe Tizzard, he may be able to recapture his form and land an ordinary looking contest. Jaxonne ought to be capable of winning a race of this nature and would be a big danger if back on song after a short break. Seahouses looks fairly solid and can hit the frame for the third start in a row.

A chance is taken on ELLERTON. The shortlist is completed by Roxhill, Seahouses and Jaxonne.
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CONISTON GEORGE really seemed to appreciate a first-time visor when gaining a third career success over hurdles at Carlisle earlier in the month and a 7lb rise may not be enough to stop him from backing that performance up. Pay The Piper returned to the smaller obstacles and finished runner-up here last time and is likely to be competitive along with Horn Cape.

Course-specialist HORN CAPE ran a fine race (after 10 weeks off) to finish third at this track last month, and he should be spot on for return to this longer trip and can record a fourth course success. Fingal's Hill produced a rare disappointing effort last time but he's the type to bounce back quickly and is feared, especially if Brian Hughes can poach an easy lead in this small field. Coniston George was back to his best when winning in first-time headgear and he's expected to go well again.

Nicky Richards' CONISTON GEORGE travelled strongly before drawing clear at Carlisle three weeks ago and can overcome a 7lb rise.
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LA DOLCE DOLLY makes plenty of appeal in here. It wasn't a surprise at all to see the point-to-point winner improve for the step up to this trip at Plumpton last time and she won there with something up her sleeve. Komedy Kicks was pulled up at Ludlow latest but was on a hat-trick that day and could be worth another chance for the powerful Dan Skelton stable. Pure Theatre rates best of the rest.

LA DOLCE DOLLY arrives on an upward curve so is fancied to make light of a 4 lb rise in the weights and follow up her breakthrough Plumpton victory. Calli Black could emerge as the one to give Andy Irvine's mare most to do on the back of a wind op, with Pure Theatre also in the mix if on her A-game.

Being still unbeaten at about 3m and open to further progress, LA DOLCE DOLLY (nap) is preferred. Pure Theatre is second pick.
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Empty Nest has been in consistent form since winning at Wetherby on Boxing Day and the seven-year-old is likely to offer another bold bid following his latest third at the same track. The vote, though, goes to BEAT THE EDGE, who has blinkers reapplied to aid his concentration after he travelled particularly well at Sedgefield on his latest start. Kicksaftersix completes the shortlist.

A few of these arrive with question marks against them so this looks an excellent opportunity for EMPTY NEST to regain the winning thread having been ridden too aggressively when a solid Wetherby fourth last time out. Kicksaftersix is feared most in his bid to gain a first win of the current campaign, with Beat The Edge appealing as the pick of the rest for minor honours.

It might be worth chancing unexposed 7yo SOLDIER DAN, who was not disgraced over 3m on his recent chase/handicap debut.
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DUNSTALL RAMBLER has shown a liking for this venue and looks ready for another try over this short of trip after just failing to complete a hat-trick when run out of things over two miles here last month. The additional yardage is a slight concern and it's possible that Another Folly, who was second over C&D on his penultimate start, could be the one to capitalise if the selection falters. Shillanavogy and Birdman Bob complete the shortlist.

Most of these can be considered but in the hope he can keep the mistakes down it could be worth chancing ABINGWORTH, who ran his best race of the season last time and whose last win came here off 9 lb higher. Another Folly down in class and Dunstall Rambler are a couple of the other main players.

Topweight ANOTHER FOLLY has a solid piece of C&D form and is taken to open his account. Abingworth is second choice.
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This can go the way of SO GRATEFUL, who deservedly got back to winning ways with a determined success over 5f at Newcastle last time out. The booking of Serera Brotherton in a contest of this nature is a big plus, and the seven-year-old is narrowly preferred to The Cola Brasil, an eye-catcher on his first run for new connections when fourth over 7f at Chelmsford. Only once outside the first three in her last four starts over C&D, Banana is entitled to be thereabout as well.

This is wide open but Archie Watson's new recruit KURIMU made an encouraging start after an absence when a running-on fifth at Chelmsford City and can build on it here to regain winning ways. Recent Newcastle scorer So Grateful heads the list of dangers, with Under Curfew, Monsieur Fantaisie and Global Effort in the mix too.

The Cola Brasil finished just in front of KURIMU at Chelmsford 18 days ago but the selection can reverse the placings back at 6f.
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WILD NEPHIN took a step back in the right direction when runner-up at Huntingdon and this appears to be an excellent opportunity for Ryan Potter's gelding to get his head in front for the first time under Rules. Willie Shake Hands (second) and Mix De Gris (fourth) were closely matched over C&D last month and the latter may well reverse the form with a 5lb pull at the weights.

WILLIE SHAKE HANDS caught the eye when second over C&D last time and has good claims of getting off the mark if racing more efficiently. Mix de Gris looks fairly handicapped and makes appeal back on a sounder surface, while recent runner-up Wild Nephin merits plenty of respect over this stiffer test. Socks Off is worth a market check racing off his last winning hurdles mark.

Preference is for WILD NEPHIN (nap), who chased home a well-backed and revitalised opponent at Huntingdon 19 days ago.
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As ever with races of this type, the betting market should be a good source for clues. NATHAN'S RUN, who showed promise when filling the runner-up spot on his debut at Uttoxeter in November, is suggested as the first one to consider given he has undergone wind surgery since a luckless run at Huntingdon. Point-to-point winner Vol Royale is second on the shortlist after a promising fourth at Kempton on his Rules debut. The Paul Nicholls-trained pair Takeonedayatatime and Maldini Milano are other notable options.

MALDINI MILANO found a listed Newbury contest too hot last time but had previously beaten one at Exeter who subsequently ran to a fair level over hurdles and is taken to bounce back to winning ways. Stablemate Takeonedayatatime is respected after an encouraging start here in October and the betting could help split them. Royal Mark is a newcomer to note for a smaller yard that does well in this sphere.

The vote goes to newcomer IMPACT PLAYER, who is related to several first-time-out scorers. Takeonedayatatime is second choice.
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A highly promising second on debut over C&D recently, FRENCH SAND is open to any amount of improvement on the back of that effort and she can go one better for leading connections. A length behind her on that occasion was the well-bred Kinswoman (fourth), who is capable of being in the shake-up, as well as Wild Embers, who ran well first time out at Dundalk in January before joining new connections.

FRENCH SAND looked promising over C&D on debut just over 2 weeks ago and is just preferred to Kinswoman who was just behind the selection that day on her respective debut. Double Rush is more exposed but has the form to play a part.

French Sand and Kinswoman can feature but DOUBLE RUSH has some strong turf form and can make a winning reappearance.
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TEA SEA caught the eye when not getting the clearest of runs and keeping on for third over 7f at Kempton last time out, and stepping back up in trip looks like a good move as he aims to land a fourth victory in his last six starts. A promising second for in-form connections at Chelmsford recently, Star Pupil must enter calculations, along with Cosmos Raj, who is 5lb lower than his last success, which came over C&D last year.

Having looked on a workable mark when trained by Owen Burrows, the lightly-raced PURSUIT OF TRUTH may be able to make a winning stable debut for Kevin Philippart de Foy. Tea Sea arrives in great heart and should be in the mix once again, while Prince Ali may be able to maintain his recent run of good form.

There was promise from COSMOS RAJ last time and he looks ready to exploit his reduced mark. Pursuit Of Truth is next best.
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The hat-trick seeking Mr Baloo appeals under a penalty after winning over the extended mile here last week. The son of Kodi Bear won that race cosily and can have another big say if stepping up a furlong in trip doesn't cause an issue. However, there are no such doubts about PERFECTLY TIMED, who scored readily over 1m2f at Newcastle when last seen. If picking up where he left off in September, a 6lb higher mark could be brushed aside. Shahbaz and Son Of Man complete the shortlist.

Winner of 3 of his last 4 starts, including over this course last time, MR BALOO can enhance his fine recent record over this slightly longer trip. Oslo drops in grade and has slipped to a workable mark, while Charlie's Choice is respected returned to the scene of his latest victory.

A return to form from Wadacre Gomez would be no surprise but MR BALOO is thriving at present and can go in again.
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The last-time-out winners FLAINE and Pine Cliffs could be the most profitable pair to focus on, with the former shading preference with her match-fitness proven after scoring comfortably over 1m2f at Lingfield last month. A 5lb higher mark looks fair and another bold showing is highly likely. The latter is less exposed and, having responded well to score in first-time cheekpieces when last seen, he can go well if the retained headgear has a similar impact. Telecommunication and Pink Petunia are others to keep an eye on.

David Loughnane's FLAINE scored in taking style at Lingfield last time so is fancied to defy a 6 lb weight rise at the chief expense of Pink Petunia who looks to have more to offer on the back of a good Southwell fourth and rates a big threat. Pine Cliffs and Yes Honey can both have a say too in an open handicap.

Very interesting contender TELECOMMUNICATION (nap) is readily preferred, ahead of Pine Cliffs.
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DAARIS got back to winning ways under Mason Paetel in an apprentice handicap over this C&D nine days ago and, with the rider now able to claim his full 7lb, the six-year-old must have every chance of following up. Easter Icon beat the selection over the extended 2m here last month but might struggle to uphold the form off 3lb higher over this distance. Moon Over The Sea can also figure.

MOON OVER THE SEA found only a lightly-raced improver too good at Southwell last time, and with that one having gone in again since he makes the most appeal off the same mark in the hope he stays this longer trip. Easter Icon and the other last-time-out course winner Daaris are dangers.

Daaris and Khangai would appear highly likely to run well, but the unexposed CLOUDSIDE ROCK may improve for the the new trip.
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Having defied market expectation when scoring in a handicap over track and trip four days ago, King of The Dance must enter calculations reverting to classified company. However, a 5lb penalty does demand more and preference is for BIG NARSTIE. The seven-year-old arrives on the back of close-up second over 1m2f at Lingfield and this distance looks ideal. We'renotreallyhere and Ajrad are others to consider.

Thin fare and Thursday's C&D handicap winner KING OF THE DANCE seems the obvious way to go. Big Narstie and We'renotreallyhere are a couple of the other likely types.

The return to this C&D will suit WE'RENOTREALLYHERE, who signalled a possible return to form over 1m2f at Lingfield recently.
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COMEDIAN LEADER built on her promising third over C&D when finishing second in handicap company at Lingfield last week. The daughter of Aclaim ticks plenty of the right boxes and may have the last laugh. The biggest threat may emerge from Sir Laurence Graff, who has posted several creditable efforts in defeat of late. Star Of Atlantis and Brinton are also noted.

COMEDIAN LEADER was gambled on and ran well when second in a handicap at Lingfield last week, finishing comfortably clear of the rest for all she never laid a glove on the winner. She gets the vote over the returning Meng Tian and Sir Laurence Graff.

Sir Laurence Graff and Comedian Leader are high on the list but MENG TIAN can capitalise on the drop into 0-50 company.
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