There were 39 Races on Thursday 31st October 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Bath, 7 races at Stratford, 7 races at Newcastle, 9 races at Southwell, 9 races at Chelmsford-City, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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The consistent CALL TIME has already shown enough to suggest a race of this nature is within reach and having run enthusiastically when tried here before, he has plenty in his favour. Rosenpur and Destiny Maker have something to prove on bare form and, with that in mind, Robert Cowell's newcomer Rebel Star, a half-sister to the stable's 5f winner Angle Land, could emerge as the chief threat to the selection.

CALL TIME possesses the best form on show so is fancied to get off the mark at the chief expense of fellow maiden Rosenpur, although a market move for newcomer Rebel Star would put a different slant on things.

Having finished runner-up at Ffos Las the last twice, CALL TIME holds leading claims. The newcomer Rebel Star is feared.
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The ex Willie Mullins-trained EL FABIENNE showed enough in her bumper days to suggest that she can play a hand in a race of this nature and, making her debut over flights for her in-form stable, she gets the tentative vote to land the spoils. Tintagel Queen finished behind two useful sorts when third on her hurdling debut over an extended 2m3f last season and she must enter calculations with that experience under her belt, while point-to-point winner Boombox Baby also merits respect, particularly if the market speaks favourably.

WEDNESDAY ADDAMS made a promising start in this sphere when third at Perth and can build on it to open her account at the chief expense of Tintagel Queen, who has an absence to overcome but remains with a fair bit of potential. Game Colours is another with the form to play her part, while Cheeky Lady and Butterflycollector can't be dismissed either in this very open maiden.

The eye is drawn to Tintagel Queen but preference is for WEDNESDAY ADDAMS who had the best form in bumpers.
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Fine Point is entitled to build on his opening bid in this sphere when fourth at Sedgefield at the beginning of the month, but it is hard to look past the smart Flat performer AMBIENTE AMIGO. James Owen's filly has posted several creditable efforts in defeat on the level in recent months and she should take all the beating if transferring that ability to hurdles. Roi De Baviere is also worth a second look tackling timber for the first time.

AMBIENTE AMIGO is a different class to these based on her Flat form and getting weight all round, an adequate round of jumping will surely suffice now hurdling. Fine Point could be the one for the forecast.

This looks to be an ideal opportunity for AMBIENTE AMIGO to make a winning hurdling debut at the chief expense of Roi De Baviere.
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MUMAYAZ was a close third over C&D on his most recent start and, with the talented Jack Doughty retaining the ride, he could be tough to deal with off the same mark. Bama Lama is an obvious threat on the back of a hard-fought success at Windsor, although a 2lb rise puts her in the bracket of needing another personal best. The competitively-weighted Gherkin also rates a player, despite 6f arguably being his optimum trip.

BAMA LAMA is enjoying an excellent 2024 and taken to garner a fourth success raised just 2 lb for her stylish Windsor victory. Gherkin is next on the list on the back of his good second at the same track last time out, with Mumayaz and Sisters In The Sky also worthy of consideration.

The vote goes to BAMA LAMA, who scored in the mud at Windsor last time and is only 2lb higher than for that brave success.
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BEAU QUALI made a pleasing start to life with Dan Skelton when finishing a game runner-up over 2m at Chepstow earlier this month and, with match-fitness on his side, he looks the one to side with. Last seen finishing down the field in the Champion Bumper for Ben Pauling, Sixmilebridge warrants respect making his hurdles/stable debut in these calmer waters, while Mythical Moon showed promise when second in a Bangor bumper last season, and he completes the shortlist.

Ex-French performer BEAU QUALI showed plenty to work on when runner-up at Chepstow 3 weeks ago and with the promise of more to come, he's the percentage call. Sixmilebridge was thought good enough to contest the Champion Bumper in the spring and has to be of interest now hurdling for his new yard on the back of a breathing op. Nowmelad completes the shortlist under a penalty.

The interesting horse is SIXMILEBRIDGE who was last seen contesting the Champion Bumper and could be too classy for these.
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Having destroyed his rivals in a conditional jockeys' handicap hurdle at Aintree on Sunday, SKYJACK HIJACK is sure to prove a warm order off an unchanged mark. That was the third consecutive victory for the six-year-old and a four-timer looks likely if coping with a quick turnaround. Velasco was progressive over hurdles last season and he should strip fitter for his fourth-placed reappearance at Hexham earlier this month. Susan Corbett's gelding could serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of Mrs Tabitha.

SKYJACK HIJACK is impossible to oppose given he can race off the same mark as when a facile scorer at Aintree only four days ago. Jeteye appeals as the one to chase home Jennie Candlish's improver ahead of Steps Match.

Barring disasters, this looks a very good opportunity for the progressive SKYJACK HIJACK to add another win to his CV.
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Gina Mangan got the best out of LAND OF MAGIC when she made all to win at Salisbury in mid-September and, having run with credit in three deeper races than this since, there is a lot to like now the filly takes a drop back down in class. Turf maiden Happy Tears is feared nudged up 2lb after winning at Chelmsford when last seen, while Sub Thirteen is noteworthy off just 1lb above his last winning mark.

If in the same form as when going close at Nottingham last week, CYPRIOT DIASPORA will take plenty of stopping off the same mark here. Beyond Equal's losing run continues to mount up but, on the upside, his mark continues to drop and the 9-y-o looks dangerous. Land of Magic and Media Guest are others to consider.

This can go to HAPPY TEARS, who won at Chelmsford on her second stable start and is open to further improvement.
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Runner-up in the Betfair and County Hurdle last term, L'EAU DU SUD looks a promising recruit to chasing and he gets the nod to stamp his class on this contest for the in-form Dan Skelton team. Already with plenty of chasing experience under his belt, No Risk Des Flos is capable of playing a hand in a race of this nature and, stepping back in trip, he can emerge as the main danger to the selection following wind surgery, while Envious Editor is respected most out of the remainder.

L'EAU DU SUD is sure to have been well schooled ahead of his chase debut and is very much the one to beat here. Envious Editor may give him most to think about.

This looks a winning opportunity for L'EAU DU SUD, for all that he may ideally be suited by softer ground.
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IORANGI DE L'ISLE offered much more encouragement on his reappearance when finishing third at Kelso earlier this month. This contest might not take that much winning and a similar performance from Donald McCain's charge may prove sufficient. The biggest threat may emerge from Sayva, who hit the frame on his hurdles bow at Sedgefield recently. Devon Skies is a possible danger if improving her jumping and she completes the shortlist.

Bumper winner SAYVA should have learned plenty from his hurdling debut and he's likely to improve enough to get the better of Iorangi de L'Isle, who sets the standard at this point. Devon Skies isn't without hope.

This looks a good opportunity for SAYVA to get off the mark over hurdles. Iorangi de L'Isle looks his main danger.
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MINTANA won in fine style when dropped back to 5f here 10 days ago, benefitting from positive tactics, and the four-year-old, who is 2lb well-in under a 5lb penalty, makes plenty of appeal in her attempt to back that performance up. Fai Fai returned to turf with a solid effort to finish runner-up at Brighton and has to enter calculations, while others capable of being in the mix include Roman Spring and Tres Chic.

On the back of a thoroughly decisive success here 10 days ago, MINTANA, who is officially 2 lb well-in under a penalty, is likely to prove a very tough nut to crack. Fai Fai gets the nod ahead of We're Reunited and Roman Spring for forecast purposes.

Preference is for FAI FAI, who was a good second at Brighton (6f, soft) a fortnight ago and knows how to win.
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SAM'S AMOUR could not have done it any easier at Exeter last time out and this looks like another ideal opportunity for the seven-year-old to notch up a third career success. Winless since March, Fame And Fun has not shown much in recent starts but is capable on his day, while Byzantine Empire is one with the potential to improve for going back up in distance.

SAM'S AMOUR took her form up a notch when scoring at Exeter earlier this month and has been found a good opportunity to follow up. Byzantine Empire and Fame And Fun look the likeliest dangers.

Keiran Burke's SAM'S AMOUR drops into a seller after winning two of her last four races and she appeals as the safest play.
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FLIC OU VOYOU was only collared late over an extended 2m5f at Kelso last month and this in-form gelding looks primed to offer another bold bid. Coqolino is feared most after a good second over 2m4f at Hexham earlier this month and, off 1lb better terms, he can reverse form with the reopposing winner Backbyjet. Boomslang is another to consider.

The vote in this trappy-looking contest goes to FLIC OU VOYOU, who proved that his Uttoxeter effort in July (dead-heated at odds of 66/1 but subsequently demoted to second) was no flash in the pan when going close at Kelso last time. He remains well-handicapped based on his exploits when in the care of Paul Nicholls and has conditions in his favour. There was much to like about the chase debut success of Boomslang and he is feared most ahead of Coqolino.

Preference is for BOOMSLANG who won in good style on his chase debut and should make further progress. Backbyjet is next best.
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Bownder has been a model of consistency in nursery company and arrives following a victory at Southwell. There is a question mark with regards to conditions because he has only raced on a sound surface so the vote goes to TAP DANCER. The daughter of Territories boasts the advantage of a heavy-ground win here over 1m2f earlier in the month and, with stamina assured, she may prove a tough nut to crack. Glenridding completes the shortlist.

This drop back in trip won't be an issue for TAP DANCER, who opened her account in good style over 10.2f here three weeks ago and makes her nursery debut off what looks a workable mark. Glenridding is likely to emerge as the main danger, with Mister Knockout feared most among the others.

Having shown improved form since moving into nurseries, GLENRIDDING is taken to add to last month's win at Yarmouth.
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This can go the way of ATREIDES, who must hold every chance on the back of a career-best effort when narrowly denied over shorter at Fontwell last month. The form of his stable is another plus and the son of Califet is preferred to the capable Zhang Fei and Juggernaut, who was a promising third when not beaten far at Newton Abbot on his latest outing. Others to note include Juggernaut, Penna Rossa and Razzo Italiano.

PENNA ROSSA is well treated on past exploits and was revived by his new stable when second at Exeter three weeks ago, so he takes preference over Atreides, who may yet have more to offer. Juggernaut should give his running once more.

A gamble was foiled when PENNA ROSSA (nap) was beaten on his stable debut and he can win here. Atreides is next best.
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CAWTHORNE CRACKER was well in command when falling at the last over 2m1f at Sedgefield earlier this month and with a clear round of jumping, he looks primed to return to winning ways. The five-year-old will have to defy a 9lb hike but that doesn't appear likely to halt his progression. Grifter looks the biggest danger after a decent second over 2m at Perth in September, while Balranald heads the remainder.

CHICAGO GAL shaped as if back in form on her most recent Flat outing and gets the tentative vote to notch a second win over hurdles. Purple Gown isn't straightforward but potentially has a bit more to offer as a hurdler, especially when the emphasis is on speed. Cawthorne Cracker had the race at his mercy when coming to grief at the last at Sedgefield just over 3 weeks ago and warrants plenty of respect, also.

This can go to CAWTHORNE CRACKER who has improved for wind surgery and can make amends for his unlucky fall at Sedgefield last time.
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Ciotog impressed when scoring with plenty in hand over track and trip last week and another bold showing is anticipated under a 5lb penalty. That said, ALBUS ANNE edges preference. She brought up a C&D double before being thwarted in her hat-trick bid when finishing third at Windsor earlier this month. Nudged up 2lb back at this track, she looks the one to be with. Clyde Bay is also noteworthy.

CIOTOG did the job well over this C&D recently and he has a strong chance of going in again under a penalty. The one most likely to serve up a serious challenge is the in-form Albus Anne, while Darvel and King of The Dance both make each-way appeal.

The mare ALBUS ANNE (nap) made it 3-5 at Bath with two C&D wins this autumn and she was a good third at Windsor most recently.
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COOLEENYMORE was a real eye-catcher when she ran away with a mares' handicap the last time she was seen over fences at Exeter and, having shown her versatility with a similar display over timber at Hereford in May, the Robert Walford-trained mare is an attractive proposition on just her third start in this sphere. The hat-trick seeking Harrys Hope is an obvious threat stepping up in trip off just 6lb higher than her latest success. Kapamazov and Joe Cotton are potential improvers to monitor in the betting.

This trip should be within HARRYS HOPE's range and, with a 6 lb rise for her latest success at Exeter easy to swallow, she is taken to complete the hat-trick. Move With The Beat didn't have the chance to show what he can do over fences on debut in this sphere at the aforementioned course and Emma Lavelle's charge is next on the list ahead of Smurfette. If Mortens Leam is raring to go he will have a chance, while Macfin is also of interest, despite returning from a lengthy absence.

This is very open. MACFIN could be interesting with competitive form off higher marks before doing well in points.
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CHEMICAL WARFARE travelled strongly into contention before recording an emphatic success at Sedgefield earlier this month. David Pipe's gelding, now four from 10 over fences, might still have more in the locker and an 8lb rise could prove lenient. Jimli's Island found only one too strong at Hexham recently and is likely to be on the premises again, while Lady Mendoza, who lacked fluency on her chasing debut last time, could step forward with that run under her belt.

JIMLI'S ISLAND has done little wrong for his new yard and will appreciate the step back up in trip after his solid effort at Hexham earlier this month. He gets the nod. Chemical Warfare and Ginger Pointe rate the principal dangers.

David Pipe found successive Sedgefield races to get CHEMICAL WARFARE (nap) back on track and he can complete a northern hat-trick.
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SONNET STAR showed a likeable attitude when scoring over C&D and, with forecast ground conditions to suit, the suspicion is that a 5lb rise may not be enough to anchor her. This step back in trip could see an improved display from Golden Phase and she might be the main danger to the selection off just 4lb higher than her last winning mark. Recent Yarmouth runner-up Meet Me In Meraki looks the pick of the remainder.

Several to consider in this competitive handicap, with BELLA VENETA shading preference. She was badly hampered at a crucial stage before finishing third off 1 lb higher over a mile here last time and promises to be suited by this stiffer test. Meet Me In Meraki lost little caste in defeat at Yarmouth recently and he is second choice ahead of Golden Phase, Sonnet Star and Zambezi Magic.

Preference is for GOLDEN PHASE whose excellent record here is an enticing factor. Cheekpieces could be a plus for Muqinah.
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CRYSTABEL, a rare runner on the NH scene for the Andrew Balding yard, narrowly failed to reward favourite backers when she was just touched off in a driving finish on her racecourse debut at Huntingdon. However, it was still a promising enough effort to suggest the experience will stand her in good stead here. With improvement likely, the daughter of Crystal Ocean could be too wily for the likes of Ocean Sky, Queen's Theatre and Girl Of Gold who appeal most from the newcomers.

The betting could help sort matters in this interesting 3-y-o bumper, with QUEEN'S THEATRE chanced before market clues. Crystabel made an encouraging start at Huntingdon and is entitled to improve, while Ocean Sky and Girl of Gold are a couple of the other appealing newcomers.

There are some interesting newcomers to consider but CRYSTABEL has the benefit of a run under her belt and it was a good one.
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CARAMAY was on target over an extended 1m1f at Wolverhampton last month before defying a 4lb rise over C&D a fortnight ago. Raised a further 3lb, she might still have more to come over this trip and is fancied to bring up a hat-trick. Handicap debutant Shady Bay is interesting from an opening mark of 63, while recent Chelmsford victor Achillea appeals most of the remainder.

CARAMAY hasn't looked back since fitted with cheekpieces and is fancied to defy a 3 lb rise and bag her hat-trick here. Fillyfudge is weighted to have a big say and rates a major danger, with Aim For The Moon and Achillea also in the picture in this tight-knit handicap.

This looks to be between hat-trick seeking Caramay and last-time-out winner ACHILLEA, with Vision Of Hope worth a second look.
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Second in a point-to-point in March, CITY OF DIAMONDS represents a trainer/jockey combination that often do well around here and market support ahead of his Rules debut would be noteworthy. Travis Wheatley has tasted success between the flags and he must be considered on his NH bow, along with Masterpiece. The latter stepped up on his racecourse debut when not beaten far into third at Sedgefield latest and there could be more come.

This can go to a newcomer, with CITY OF DIAMONDS selected over Kids Say Lastgojoe and Travis Wheatley before any betting clues.

Irish point second CITY OF DIAMONDS represents a top team and he gets the vote ahead of Travis Wheatley.
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An eyecatcher when keeping on well to snatch fourth from off the pace at Kempton earlier in the month, CY TWOMBLY is likely to improve plenty for that effort and he can get off the mark from a good draw. Runner-up at Kempton last month, Fifth Column must enter calculations, along with War Hawk, a stablemate of the selection who ran a race full of promise when third on debut at Newcastle.

FIFTH COLUMN is going the right way and can get off the mark in the opener. Cy Twombly and War Hawk head the list of dangers.

The Crisford pair, Cy Twombly and War Hawk, both shaped nicely on debut, but FIFTH COLUMN sets a fair standard.
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Minelone shaped with promise on his debut at Wolverhampton last month but, while that experience will serve him well here, a chance is taken on ROGUE OFFICER. The son of Soldier's Call is related to several winners and it would come as no surprise if he proved good enough to land this. Duca Di Lucca is another that requires a market check ahead of his debut.

It would come as no surprise were this to go to a newcomer, with LADY MARY perhaps the pick of the bunch given her US pedigree strongly suggests she'll take well to this surface. Rogue Officer is another likely type on paper, with Tempted perhaps the pick of those with experience.

Minelone has the best form but the well-related newcomer ROGUE OFFICER may be up to making a winning debut.
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Now that EPIC EXPRESS has regained the winning thread with a taking performance here last time out, the six-year-old can follow up on the rise in distance for a seventh career success. Narrowly denied at Windsor, Abolish is capable of being in the shake-up, along with Airshow and C&D winner Nammos, who has been a revelation since rejoining the Jane Chapple-Hyam team.

Preference is for NAMMOS. who has got back on track since rejoining Jane Chapple-Hyam and remains feasibly treated. Epic Express and Abolish rate the principal dangers.

An open contest but EPIC EXPRESS appeared to have benefited from wind surgery here (6f) last time and is taken to follow up.
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Not a daunting standard set by those with experience so it might pay to side with EMPRESS MATILDA. Roger Varian has his team in fine fettle and this well-bred filly should not be underestimated. Tattie Bogle is a half-brother to four winners, one of which was successful on the all-weather. Charlie Johnston's colt is considered, along with Lightupyourlife, who fetched 37,000 euros at the sales last November and is also related to a winner on an artificial surface.

This can go to a newcomer, with EMPRESS MATILDA preferred to Tattie Bogle before market clues. Lightupyourlife is another to note.

President Wilson can improve for his debut but this looks ripe for a newcomer. EMPRESS MATILDA looks the part on paper.
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A promising runner-up on her introduction over 5f at Doncaster back in May, FIORELLA PRINCESS shaped on that occasion as though she would suited by going up in trip. Amy Murphy's filly gets the vote ahead of Leicester third Baylando and On Key, who has strong claims on his debut effort at Redcar. Lady Modena and One For Harvey are capable of being in the shake-up as well.

FIORELLA PRINCESS sets the standard with her second at Doncaster 5 months ago and there's more to come, so she's preferred to Lady Modena, who could also step forward from her debut. Syzygy is a notable newcomer on paper.

The standard set by those who have run is not high. ONE FOR HARVEY, Fiorella Princess and Baylando head that group.
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SPETSES finished runner-up on his racecourse bow at Newcastle at the start of the month and a repeat of that display would make Roger Varian's colt difficult to beat in a contest lacking much depth. Rogue State may benefit from a first-time tongue-tie and is more than capable of playing a key role in proceedings, while Mauchline and newcomer Sedbury are others to note.

SPETSES ran a race full of promise on debut at Newcastle 4 weeks ago and makes plenty of appeal with improvement forthcoming. Rogue State is the clear danger.

There was clear promise from SPETSES on his Newcastle debut and he looks to have been found a golden opportunity to go one better.
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LITTLE SHE overcame a tardy start to finish a promising fourth at Kempton on debut. The winner is now rated 85, so this looks an easier assignment, and Marcus Tregoning's filly appeals as one to keep on the right side of. My Mate Kev ran well for a long way before fading in the closing stages at Yarmouth and is another likely improver. Al Baarez is a newcomer to note.

LITTLE SHE should have learnt plenty from her encouraging Kempton debut and can get off the mark. Oasis Sunrise looks the likeliest danger on form, whilst Swizzle may be the pick of the newcomers.

Oasis Sunrise (also declared at Bath) and the promising LITTLE SHE have fair form and the rest have shown comparatively little.
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HARVARD SOUND was impressive when getting off the mark at Lingfield in June before being presented with a straightforward task at the same track the following month. Tom Clover's gelding is taken to land the hat-trick on his handicap debut with the likelihood of more to come. Lattaash is another unexposed three-year-old who is capable of taking another step forward, with Street Kid, How Impressive and Noodle Mission others likely to be very competitive.

Lots with chances but it is worth siding with CHALK MOUNTAIN, who had been on a roll until not enjoying the rub of the green when sixth at Kempton last time and can now bag a fourth victory of 2024. C&D scorer Lattaash could emerge as the main danger now going handicapping, although Chuzzlewit, How Impressive and Harvard Sound all need factoring in too.

Soft ground excuses NOODLE MISSION (nap)'s latest effort and he had been progressing at a rate of knots beforehand.
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PRADA ON PAROLE has placed off her current mark on a couple of occasions, including when third over C&D last time. She swept by the weakening She's A Dark Horse and Amy Murphy's filly can confirm her superiority in the process of making another bold bid. Fly Liberty Fly steps up in distance representing last year's winning trainer, while Limegreentangerine is one to note now handicapping.

PRADA ON PAROLE posted a good third here last month and looks the safest option in a race where plenty have questions to answer. Lady Lovebug and Fly Liberty Fly can also make their presence felt.

Prada On Parole is solid, while Ballarat Bertie has attracted attention but also note SECRET MISSION and Limegreentangerine
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BERKSHIRE SUNDANCE made what was essentially a winning return to action at Salisbury having taken no part at Chester the time before after rearing up in the stalls. It wouldn't be a surprise if the four-year-old could step forward from that effort, despite the handicapper giving him a 4lb rise. A return to the Flat may see Gordon Grey in a much better light after his recent exploits over hurdles, while Baltic, who disappointed when searching for a six-timer at Newmarket, is expected to bounce back on this occasion.

Low-mileage 4-y-o BERKSHIRE SUNDANCE proved better than ever when successful in what was effectively his reappearance at Salisbury a month ago and with that willing attitude sure to stand him in good stead, he can follow up. Baltic bombed out in the mud last month but had previously won his last 5 and can get back on track returned to the AW. Saratoga Gold is also considered.

Soft ground was a valid excuse for BALTIC's Newmarket disappointment and he can make it 3-3 on Tapeta.
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GULTARI found 7f just beyond her when placed at Kempton on her latest start. However, she won under Harry Burns over this trip at Yarmouth in August and the daughter of Oasis Dream gets another chance competing off only a 1lb higher mark. Sassy Redhead has won four times on the Polytrack and returns to this surface with a shout, while Bint Havana Gold looks likely to run her usual solid race.

BINT HAVANA GOLD has been shaping like she's ready to capitalise on a reduced mark and this race could set up perfectly for her, so she gets the nod. Gultari and Sir Rodneyredblood are both players but there's a chance they'll take each other on for the lead.

Having been a shade unlucky last time, SASSY REDHEAD may be able to get her nose in front again now back over this C&D.
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COOLAGH MAGIC was beaten just a half-length over 6f at Lingfield in September and a repeat of that effort would make him difficult to beat. Anthony Carson's gelding paid for his early exertions on that occasion and should he settle better, he could be a tough nut to crack. Urban Dandy wasn't beaten far over C&D last time and another bold bid can be expected, while Shaka also appeals.

URBAN DANDY signalled he is ready to strike again when a good recent C&D third so looks the way to go. Fellow course winner Coolagh Magic heads the list of dangers, while Shaka, Twistaline and Ring Fenced can all have a say too in this very open handicap.

The vote goes to SHAKA who has run several good races since July including when runner-up behind an improver over C&D three weeks ago.
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STREET LIFE appeared to have plenty in hand when scoring over this distance at Wolverhampton just under two weeks ago and 4lb rise for that success may not be enough to stop him here. Battle Point was only narrowly denied on his most recent outing at Lingfield and is likely to be in the mix once again. War Zone and Tilsworth Ony Ta are the pick of the remainder.

A weak race in which it might pay to side with last-time-out winner STREET LIFE, who remains well treated on past form. War Zone and Battle Point at least arrive in form, so there's a chance they'll be on the premises.

C&D winner SUANNI has to shrug off a couple of lesser efforts but is on the sort of mark from which he can strike again.
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An open contest sees a chance taken on MASQUE OF ANARCHY, who arrives here 10lb below his last winning mark. Craig Lidster's charge was not beaten far over a stiff 1m2f at Newcastle in September and eased 1lb, he can take advantage of this exploitable mark. Love Yours scored in good style over C&D last week, but a 6lb penalty could be difficult to conquer, while Wolverhampton scorer Kojin will also need to defy a penalty to claim this prize.

COME ON JOHN represents a stable going places and there are surely races to be won with him from this basement mark, so he's fancied to build on the promise of last week's effort at Wolverhampton. There are 3 last-time-out winners in opposition, with Kojin feared most.

Love Yours, Seraphic and Kojin are recent winners but COME ON JOHN gave encouragement on last week's debut for James Owen.
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LOKANA filled second place at Thirsk when last seen in September and the first-time application of a hood could see David O'Meara's three-year-old go one better here. Arabian Rose put in a career best on her latest outing in maiden company and should not be underestimated now handicapping following wind surgery. New Heights and Saved Lizzie are others who make the shortlist.

LOKANA is on a feasible mark and travelled with fluency when second at Thirsk last time, so she's fancied to go one better in a thin race. Arabian Rose is a potential improver switched to handicaps, so she's regarded as a danger along with Saved Lizzie.

A weak fillies' handicap in which all roads lead to LOKANA, who's related to AW winners and has found her level on turf lately.
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JALAYBEE ran on strongly to score over C&D earlier this month and this represents a good opportunity to follow up that success. Declan Carroll's charge has been raised 3lb for that victory, which can be negated by Zak Wheatley's claim. Fellow last-time-out scorer Triggerman shed his maiden tag over C&D last month and appears likely to be on the scene again, while a return to form would see Midnight Drive in the mix.

The switch to positive tactics backfired as MIDNIGHT DRIVE proved too free at Kempton but she remains a filly to be very positive about from this sort of mark. Triggerman and Jalaybee can offer most resistance.

Triggerman and Jalaybee come into the reckoning but this looks easier than the races MIDNIGHT DRIVE has been contesting.
Class & Speed Card

Tribal Wisdom has to be respected following his win at Wolverhampton recently, but a 4lb rise will make life tougher for him. With that in mind, preference is for IMITATE, who put in a career best when a close third at the same venue 10 days ago and she can race off the same mark here. No Surrender is another who has strong form claims.

IMITATE took a positive step forward when third at Wolverhampton last time and promises to be well suited by this extra distance, so she gets the nod over Tribal Wisdom, who did well to get up from an unpromising position at the same course recently. No Surrender is another definite player.

This can go to IMITATE (nap), who did better on her AW debut last time out and promises to be suited by the longer trip.
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This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.
Horse racing is a popular and historic sport in the UK, with a tradition dating back centuries. It is a multi-billion pound industry that attracts millions of spectators each year and generates significant economic activity.
There are two main types of horse racing in the UK: flat racing and jump racing. Flat racing is run on a level course and is typically shorter in distance, while jump racing involves horses jumping over obstacles and is generally longer in distance. Both types of racing are popular with spectators and bettors, and they take place at various racetracks throughout the country.
The most famous horse racing event in the UK is the Grand National, which is held annually at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool. It is a jump racing event that is known for its challenging course and has become a national institution in the UK. Other notable horse racing events in the UK include the Derby, held at Epsom Downs Racecourse in Surrey, and the Royal Ascot, held at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire.
Horse racing in the UK is regulated by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), which sets rules and standards for the industry. It is responsible for the welfare of racehorses and the safety of jockeys and trainers, as well as ensuring fair and transparent racing practices.
In addition to its economic and cultural importance, horse racing in the UK also plays a significant role in the breeding and training of thoroughbred horses. Many of the world's top thoroughbreds are bred and trained in the UK, and the industry plays a vital role in the preservation and promotion of the breed.
Overall, horse racing is an integral part of British culture and a major contributor to the country's economy. It is a thrilling and exciting sport that continues to attract a loyal following and generate significant interest from spectators and bettors around the world.