There were 37 Races on Sunday 21st July 2019 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Tipperary, 7 races at Stratford, 8 races at Redcar, 8 races at Curragh, 7 races at Newton Abbot, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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This looks a match between Make My Heart Fly and FEELING THE LOVE, the latter preferred after a promising recent chase debut
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Perhaps NA BLIANTA BEO can make a winning start. She is a daughter of the brilliant Finsceal Beo and looks the part on paper
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No standout performer here but recent Wexford second JAN MAAT can confirm that form with third-placed Djingle
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The Mark Johnston-trained THUNDEROUS is likely to get out in front and make a bold bid to defy a 7lb penalty for his Doncaster win.
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Several in with a chance, but SUPEREFFICIENT makes her debut for Dan Skelton following wind surgery and may be ahead of the handicapper.
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It could be worth taking a chance on KOCASANDRA, who has an experience edge on Cool Vixen and can take advantage of a 10lb pull at the weights
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It is likely that CAIUS MARCIUS will attempt to make all and he will be hard to catch.
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Having shown a good attitude to get off the mark at Limerick, OCEAN GLANDORE may be able to follow up here off a 7lb higher mark
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A few to consider but FARHH AWAY should be suited by this trip and he's taken to get the better of First Dance
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Quite an open contest, but handicap debutant WIN MY WINGS (nap) is unexposed and may be suited by this greater test of stamina.
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The British team appear strongest here and the verdict goes to EL ASTRONAUTE, a six-year-old who is absolutely thriving at present and has excellent recent course form
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There should be plenty more to come from GLOBAL ANCHOR and he is fancied to make a successful start to his handicap career.
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Quite a tight affair but PUT THE KETTLE ON (nap) is in such good form that she can complete the hat-trick here on her return to fences
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This could develop into a shoot-out between Doubly Clever and RAKHINE STATE, with narrow preference for the latter.
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While she may prefer a softer surface, this should go the way of MOVE SWIFTLY although there were doubts about her participation last night. Red Tea would appeal in her absence
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The pick is CHEQUERED VIEW, who won over 2m5f on her chase debut and has shaped as though today's marathon trip may unlock improvement.
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Mostly dead wood here so excellent each-way terms, at least in theory, as few of these convince. SHES FLAT TOTHEMAT is given one more chance, whilst a case can also be made for Dundeedy Lad
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Kind Review and Ghathanfar are worth considering but FUME is taken to score on his second start after wind surgery.
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It's hard to look beyond MUST SEE THE DOC, who made a good impression at Aintree recently and is capable of further success.
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This looks a match between ANIF and First Flight with preference for the former, who may be the more reliable of the pair
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This can go to ISTORIA (nap) who we surely haven't seen the best of yet.
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Things didn't go quite to plan for DAMUT I'M OUT (nap) last time but he can get back to winning ways if matching his previous display.
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A modest maiden. TOUCH BASE is possibly the most talented of these and a tenative choice at the expense of Churchtown Glen and Banjo
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This is a really classy handicap and TROSSACHS can underline his improvement, with the new trip seemingly likely to suit. He faces progressive rivals in Shakespear'sgalley and Conron, both stepping into new class territory now
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A change of trainer has clearly helped ALANJOU and he is fancied to come out on top again despite going up 10lb for his latest victory.
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