There were 22 Races on Sunday 1st September 2024 across 3 meetings. There was 8 races at Tipperary, 7 races at Worcester, 7 races at Brighton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

TENNESSEE STUD made a pleasing debut over an extended mile at the Galway Festival when staying on for third behind Puppet Master and Starry Desert, who both had the benefit of previous experience, with You Are Mine about 10 lengths back in fifth. The son of Wootton Bassett from the family of Rock Of Gibraltar should progress from that outing and probably has most to fear from Shackleton, who also made a bright start when staying on into second behind the impressive Hill Road at Leopardstown. Ballydoyle are also represented by County Mayo, who is out of a half-sister to Arc winner Danedream, while Trubshaw is another newcomer to note.

SHACKLETON probably bumped into a good one on debut at Leopardstown and can go one better. Tennessee Stud also made an encouraging start when third at Galway and is the obvious threat.

There was plenty to like about SHACKLETON'S first run at Leopardstown and he should improve plenty for that debut effort
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GINGER POINTE accounted for We Got Your Back (third) when victorious by over four lengths in this grade at Market Rasen last time and he may have more to offer on only his second start for the Danny Brooke yard. The seven-year-old is 8lb higher for that triumph and can record a double. The King Of May got his head back in front at Cartmel in July and could land a blow, while Dindin is another to keep an eye on.

GET WITH IT shaped well on the back of a stable switch (formerly with Rose Dobbin) when fourth at Uttoxeter on his return and better is expected now back down in trip. Ginger Pointe showed improved form when making a winning chase debut for his new yard at Market Rasen and should have more to offer, while We Got Your Back wasn't seen to best effect when third in the same race and is lurking on a dangerous mark.

Get With It made an encouraging first run for Dan Skelton but the selection is GINGER POINTE, who impressed with his recent win.
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PRIDE OF NEPAL impressed over 1m1f at Goodwood last week and this quick reappearance off a 4lb higher mark suggests he is very capable of following up back over this longer trip. The low-mileage V Power has hinted at ability and appeals for a place on his debut for a new yard. Fen Tiger boasts some respectable form at this trip form but has done his winning with some cut in the ground, so any rain would help where he is concerned.

PRIDE OF NEPAL cemented the good start he's made for this stable when ending a losing run stretching back more than 2 years at Goodwood 9 days ago and remains fairly treated on old form. V Power is holding his form well and is next best ahead of Fen Tiger.

Judged on his recent form under Sarah Bowen, PRIDE OF NEPAL (nap) holds particularly strong claims. Fen Tiger is second choice.
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CERCENE caught the eye on debut over a similar trip at Gowran Park last month and, given normal improvement, may prove difficult to beat. The daughter of Australia was patiently ridden but finished with great effect to be placed behind An Chorr Dubh, with Ranting And Raven over six lengths behind. Dignam has been placed on both outings and was prominent throughout when going close at Gowran last time, while No Return has also shown promise in three starts and could be suited by this step up in trip. Whywhywhy Delilah was far from disgraced when making her debut on testing ground at Galway, while Billy Lee is a notable booking on newcomer Temperance.

CERCENE shaped well on her debut when a running-on third in a big-field Gowran maiden and this daughter of Australia seems sure to build on it over this slightly longer trip so gets the verdict. Tamam Desert also has better days ahead of her and is next on the list, with Joseph O'Brien's Dignam another with the form to play a part. Johnny Murtagh's School of Athens appeals as the pick of the newcomers and completes the shortlist.
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A DEFINITE GETAWAY made a successful chase debut over track and trip in July and may take a step forward for that experience. Peter and Michael Bowen's six-year-old has possibly been let off lightly with a 5lb rise for that victory and he could be the one to beat. The main threat might be Police Academy, who took the silver medal home in this grade over C&D on her most recent outing and should go well off 1lb higher. Climbing isn't ruled out either after his second at Stratford.

None of these can be ruled out but CLIMBING showed the benefit of a wind op when a promising second at Stratford on his chasing bow and can build on it here to open his account at the chief expense of Police Academy, who also looks to have better days ahead of her. A Definite Getaway and Next Left both need factoring in too.

This may look a competitive race for the grade but CLIMBING (nap) makes strong appeal following his very promising chase/handicap debut.
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The Easterby's ACRISIUS has shown progressive enough form in maidens in the north to suggest he can make this long journey south worthwhile, as he bid to break his duck at the fifth time of asking. With One For Harvey and the first-time hooded Cheeky Stanley both needing to find some improvement, the nicely-bred Rory Rocket won't need to be anything special to give the selection a fight on his racecourse debut.

ONE FOR HARVEY showed ability on debut when third at Kempton and normal improvement will make her the one to beat. Acrisius has been placed in a couple of similar events of late and is the obvious threat.

Northern challenger ACRISIUS holds a major chance in this uncompetitive maiden. One For Harvey is feared most.
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Ross O'Sullivan holds a strong hand here and perhaps WARRIOR BRAVE can regain the winning thread. The six-year-old gelding won three times last year and was also placed in this corresponding race, and comes here on the back of a solid second to Power Under Me over 7f at Naas. Stablemate Follow Me won twice at the Curragh earlier this season and could bounce back after a disappointing run at Royal Ascot, while Self Belief won the Group 3 Meld Stakes over 1m1f on soft ground at Leopardstown last year and now drops back in trip having failed to reach that level of form since. Star Galaxy won a Punchestown handicap off a mark of 81 last autumn and has been generally consistent in Listed company since.

WARRIOR BRAVE showed his well-being when a good second at Naas last time out so is fancied to go one better here. Self Belief could give him most to do if back to his best, with Follow Me and Star Galaxy also in the mix if on song.

Ross O'Sullivan's WARRIOR BRAVE (nap) could be the one to be on. He got close to a solid yardstick at Naas and he acts on fast ground.
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Happy Du Mesnil has been in great form as he has filled the top two places on each of his last three starts, so is one to take seriously. However, the vote goes to SWAPPED, who showed a lot more when fourth at Market Rasen on his latest outing and the handicapper may have been kind to drop him 1lb for that effort. Nick Kent's charge looks to have conditions in his favour and could get back to winning ways. Roll With It is the pick of the remainder.

This is wide open but HAPPY DU MESNIL is an improved model since switched to fences so can resume winning ways on the back of a good Bangor second. Nigel Twiston-Davies' Topofthecotswolds returns on a lenient mark so could emerge as the main threat, although a solid case can also be made for Almazhar Garde, Ali Star Bert and Roll With It.

This looks competitive but a chance is taken that TOPOFTHECOTSWOLDS can return from his break to make the most of a reduced mark.
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Broadhaven Bay benefitted most from how the race panned out when he made a winning nursery debut over the extended 5f here 12 days ago, but he might struggle to uphold the from with ROSY HOPE on the revised ratings. A fast-finishing third after a troubled run, the selection reopposes the top-weight on 4lb terms and can make the most of today's additional yardage. Kaleidoscope Eyes (third) can cement her Windsor authority over Cassandraalexandra (sixth) and appeals most of the rest.

A trappy nursery in which KALEIDOSCOPE EYES edges the vote on the back of her excellent Windsor third, with that form having been franked. Recent course third Rosy Hope could emerge as the main danger, although in-form pair Cassandraalexandra and Broadhaven Bay can have a say too.

The percentage call goes to CASSANDRAALEXANDRA, ahead of Broadhaven Bay in a tight-looking nursery.
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SUPER SOX is a promising filly and has the physique to continue improving. A half-sister to a Group-placed sprinter, she has progressed with racing and while she has 6lb to find with Matilda Picotte on ratings, hasn't reached her peak yet and is suited by today's conditions. Matilda Picotte, who finished third in the 2023 1000 Guineas at Newmarket, is already a Group 2 winner and was second in this race last year. She finished fifth at Riyadh in February, then disappointed at the Curragh in May, but showed better form when well held in a Deauville Group 1 last month. Thornbrook holds Wendla on July form at Leopardstown.

SUPER SOX is still low mileage and found significant improvement when scoring at Cork last month. She is fancied to make her first start in group company a winning one. Matilda Picotte and Mammas Girl are feared most.

There should be even better to come from SUPER SOX following a recent Listed win at Cork on her first run since a maiden success in May
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BLACKWATER LILLY has shown ability in her two starts to date and is fancied to get off the mark at the third attempt. Brian Ellison's charge defied long odds to finish second over 2m at Uttoxeter last time, in a race where the winner has franked the form by winning a maiden hurdle subsequently. Fiskardo is feared most after a pleasing racecourse debut and improvement appears likely, while Tres Bien completes the shortlist.

BLACKWATER LILLY has made an encouraging start in her 2 bumpers so far, improving from debut when second at Uttoxeter in July, so she looks to hold leading claims of opening her account this time around. The main danger could be Fiskardo, who can take a step forward from his first run, ahead of Lion City.

Preference is for BLACKWATER LILLY, who was second five weeks ago in what looked an above-average mares' race for the time of year.
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Having scored in comfortable fashion over C&D last time, this looks a good opportunity for OJ LIFESTYLE to follow up. Gary and Josh Moore's runner was well in command at the line last month and a 5lb rise in the ratings doesn't appear out of his reach. Ten Commitments won off this mark over 7f at Leicester in June and he is fancied to offer the sternest resistance to the selection, while Shaw Park also makes appeal after a game success over 7f at this venue 12 days ago.

OJ LIFESTYLE was seemingly revitalised by the addition of blinkers when scoring here earlier this month and remains nicely treated on old form. He can follow up. Shaw Park and Ten Commitments rate the principal dangers.

With the blinkers retained, OJ LIFESTYLE could well follow up his C&D success. Marsh Benham is second choice.
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TWILIGHT JET has a little to find on adjusted ratings but won last year's renewal of this race and blinkers are reapplied today, having finished narrowly behind Ano Syra last month. The selection has failed in his seven most recent starts but did finish second at Listed level in May and blinkers might help return him to his best. He is also unbeaten in two C&D runs. Another track-and-trip winner, She's Quality is the top adjusted-rated runner and runs in first-time blinkers. A dual scorer this summer, she won here in July but was well held in last month's Deauville run. Eight-time winner Go Athletico returns from a mid-summer break and while he's smart on his day, he would prefer slower ground.

LITTLE QUEENIE is thriving and added to an excellent Dundalk record when landing a handicap there recently, so she's fancied to gain a breakthrough success in listed company here. She's Quality and Ano Syra are closely matched with the selection on form and should give her plenty to think about.

A hopeful vote goes to the newly-blinkered SHE'S QUALITY who has to reverse Curragh Group 2 form with Jakajaro and Ano Syra
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Having been narrowly beaten at Tramore on his latest outing, this looks like a good opportunity for BRILLIANT LIGHT to get off the mark over timber. The Irish raider was useful on the Flat and he should be difficult to beat in this company. R S Ambush has an official mark of 105 which sets a fair standard and he is likely to pose the most significant questions to the selection, while Barenboim also makes appeal.

BRILLIANT LIGHT's second at Tramore is the best piece of form on show and he might be able to open his hurdling account with a performance of similar merit. Manowest is an obvious danger and Don Virginia also looks open to improvement.

Having run with credit in some top handicaps in his Flat days for Godolphin, BRILLIANT LIGHT has a good opportunity to win over hurdles.
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CLEAR JUSTICE paid for being too free over 1m2f at this venue last month, and this drop back in trip can see the three-years-old return to form. The Moore runner was denied a course hat-trick on that occasion having been well backed, but better can be expected here and he can gain compensation. Havana Mojito wasn't beaten far in third over 7f at Epsom on his penultimate start and a repeat of that effort would see him feared most, while Otago heads the remainder.

CLEAR JUSTICE proved better than ever when scoring in good style at this course in July, so he is taken to leave his last effort behind as he drops back down in trip. He can gain his third success here, with C&D winner Havana Mojito also worth forgiving her latest run and feared most. Otago is the pick of the remainder.

Judged on overall form shown this summer, HAVANA MOJITO and Clear Justice hold the strongest claims.
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DANCING STEVE was placed over 1m2f earlier in the summer and was nearest at the finish when making the frame over this trip at Cork last time. The Highland Reel gelding has prospects of making the breakthrough if finding a little improvement on that last run and is back against his own age group here. Formerly with Andrew Balding, Simple Endeavour was runner-up on her second start for Jessica Harrington at Naas in early July. The Dubawi filly made the running then and now drops back a furlong. Bizarre Dreams made a promising handicap debut when fourth at Gowran in June but hasn't yet built on that, while Sobriety Blue ran well on soft ground when fifth at the Galway Festival.

Preference is for SIMPLE ENDEAVOUR, who was having just her second start for new connections when runner-up at Naas last time and still has relatively few miles on the clock. Bizarre Dreams and Dancing Steve can also make their presence felt.

Expensive yearling purchase SIMPLE ENDEAVOUR can step up a place following a promising second at Naas in July
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Not beaten far in his attempt to land the double over C&D last month, INDIAN SUNBIRD sets the standard and a 3lb rise for that defeat looks manageable under similar conditions. A winner here on his penultimate start and a promising second over further at Uttoxeter last time out, Chemical Warfare is likely to be thereabouts for his in-form connections, while Shibuya Song is another open to improvement on the step up in trip.

ABSOLUTELY FINE is bred to be much better than he's shown to date and takes a significant step up in trip switched to handicaps, so he's worth a chance to improve. Indian Sunbird has been going well at this track and merits respect, while Chemical Warfare can't be ruled out.

Indian Sunbird and Shibuya Song are respected but CHEMICAL WARFARE returns to hurdles on a very attractive mark.
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Runner-up on each of his last five starts, including at Newmarket last time out, NOGO'S DREAM deserves a change in luck and may be able to get that in this winnable contest. Richard Hughes' charge has run off higher marks in the past and he may have too much for The Waiting Game, who bounced back to form with a strong runner-up effort at Pontefract last time out. A capable sort on his day, Antiphon wasn't disgraced on his first start for new connections at Southwell on Thursday and is respected as he's turned out quickly again.

Preference is for THE WAITING GAME, who has been given a chance by the handicapper and arrives on the back of a solid effort at Pontefract a fortnight ago. Nogo's Dream and Warriors Dream can also make their presence felt.

The new headgear may enable Nogo's Dream to go one better. Otherwise, THE WAITING GAME looks poised to record a first turf win.
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FINSCEAL ANNIE had four of these rivals behind when landing a handicap over an extended 7f here earlier in the month. The runner-up has boosted that form since and Ciaran Murphy's filly, previously second over a mile at Killarney, may be able to follow up if proving as effective over this trip. With Annie Luck came from well back when third to the selection here last time and, with this longer trip likely to suit her, there may not be much between the pair on this occasion. Martinelli has made the first four in all bar one of his six starts in handicaps and is another going up in distance, while Small Bucks shaped well against older rivals at Cork.

Based on LITTLE LADY LUCY's background/pedigree, she should be better than an opening mark of 61, so a chance is taken on her in an open-looking contest. With Annie Luck is a danger and another solid performance is expected from Finsceal Annie

Kevin Prendergast has sent out a couple of winners in recent weeks and has a strong contender here in WITH ANNIE LUCK
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OUTBACK FRONTIERS looks the type to improve for going back up in trip, having stayed on well when scoring at Stratford and filling second at Newton Abbot on his most recent outings. A mark of 83 still looks feasible, and he is preferred to the Uttoxeter winner Winds Of Fire, and Irish raider Duchamps Art, who will need to improve on what she has shown on her first two starts for new connections. Others to note include Bergentown, Santa Clarita and Sefton Warrior.

BERGENTOWN is 2 lb below his winning mark and acquitted himself well in a similar contest here in June. He gets the nod in an open-looking contest. Winds of Fire and Santa Clarita head the list of dangers.

Dan Skelton's new recruit SANTA CLARITA has become very well handicapped on some of last year's hurdling form and gets the vote.
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NORDIC GLORY may have disappointed when finishing a long way back in third over C&D on his penultimate outing, but he has since scored over 5f at Windsor and he looks capable of defying a 3lb rise on that evidence. A winner of two of his last four starts, C&D scorer Alfred Cove must enter calculations, along with the hat-trick seeking Bernard Spierpoint, who is unbeaten since joining the Darryll Holland stable and may not be done progressing just yet.

ALFRED COVE's latest effort over C&D was excusable, caught in the centre of the track, and he'd been in excellent form prior to that, so he takes marginal preference over last-time-out winners Nordic Glory and Bernard Spierpoint.

Back over this C&D, VICTORS DREAM is particularly interesting. Alfred Cove and Nordic Glory are solid dangers.
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LADY CHRISTA is well suited by this trip and won emphatically at Fairyhouse in June. After a blip next time, she was a creditable second in a competitive Galway Festival contest a month ago. Billy Lee's mount likes to race prominently and may be able to get a second win on the board. Unterberg won over this trip at Dundalk during the winter and was narrowly foiled over 1m1f at Cork last time. He has won off this mark before and stepping back up in trip should suit. Progressive over hurdles this summer until being well held on her most recent start, Steps In The Sand is a dual AW winner with some fair Flat form on turf as well.

UNTERBERG confirmed himself as least as good on turf as he is polytrack when just denied at Cork last time and shades the vote over Rhythm And Tyne, who's been well held over hurdles of late but has won this last 2 starts in this sphere. Lady Christa is another to consider.

Slight preference is for BLACK SOUL off a career low mark. Two of his better efforts have come over C&D and Blackmore has been booked.
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