There were 26 Races on Thursday 28th November 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Thurles, 6 races at Taunton, 6 races at Musselburgh, 5 races at Lingfield, 1 races at *Tripoli Flyer was a winner at Market Rasen on Wednesday, 1 races at *Let It Rain won at Wetherby on Wednesday, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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MISTERGIF was highly tried over hurdles last season and is a nice prospect for chasing this term. The Zarak gelding was fifth in the Supreme Novices' and also finished fourth in Grade 1 company at Aintree. The form of his runner-up effort at Punchestown looks good, with the winner Gorgeous Tom a Grade 3 winner at Cork earlier this month. Stablemate Western Diego was bought from the Clipper Logistics dispersal and was Grade 2-placed over hurdles last season. He's a strong second string. Former stablemate Ho My Lord has the chase form in the book. He chased home Farren Glory at Naas last time and is entitled to be thereabouts again.

MISTERGIF has shown a useful level of form as a hurdler and is very much the type to make a better chaser, so he gets the nod ahead of Boldog, who fell on chasing debut but can also make his presence felt based on hurdling form. Ho My Lord has the best form over fences to date, so he deserves some respect.

Willie Mullins has won the last five runnings of this beginners' chase and MISTERGIF can make it six
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Each of these have questions to answer, but better was clearly expected of CHAUFFEUR DRIVEN on his seasonal return at Ffos Las. Sent off the 3/1 favourite, David Pipe's charge was prominent for a long way before weakening approaching two from home. That will have blown the cobwebs away, though, and from 3lb lower with a tongue-tie and blinkers applied for the first time, he could step forward. Better is anticipated from Native Moon, who has changed stables since pulling up at Uttoxeter in May, while Honey Jack may be able to build on his recent Kempton performance.

A chance is taken on HI RIKO, who appears to retain ability judged on his recent reappearance spin at Ffos Las and he has slipped to a dangerous mark. Honey Jack merits respect on the back of an encouraging handicap debut effort at Kempton and he is next on the list ahead of Native Moon and Chauffeur Driven.

This may not take much winning and HONEY JACK, who was a fair fourth on his handicap debut at Kempton, is taken to come out on top.
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IMPERO struck by three-quarters of a length in handicap company at Cheltenham in October and sets the standard with a rating of 125. Cian Collins' five-year-old might only need to maintain that level of form in order to complete the hat-trick. Ollie La Ba Ba finished fifth at Listowel on his most recent start and is an interesting contender back in a novice, while point-to-point winner Shattered Soldier needs to be monitored in the market.

IMPERO can continue his really positive start to life with this stable and complete a hat-trick. Kingston James seemed a little outclassed at Cheltenham but could resume his progression back in calmer waters and is feared most ahead of Bel Amigo, who can leave the form of his British debut behind now back over shorter with a hood refitted.

Although IMPERO faces a very different type of track to Cheltenham last time he had Flat form on sharp courses and is hard to oppose.
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JUST CHASING MAY has filled second place on both starts since winning over 2m4f at Uttoxeter in June and it would be no surprise to see Ben Pauling's gelding go one better here. Twp Stori was in fine form earlier in the year and there wasn't a lot wrong with his comeback fifth at Uttoxeter. He is the logical threat, with Getaway With You the pick of the remainder.

TWP STORI was steadily progressive last season and may well have more to offer this time round judged on his encouraging reappearance spin at Uttoxeter where the drop to 15.8f counted against him. The 6-y-o shades preference ahead of Easter Icon and Just Chasing May, while Getaway With You also enters calculations.

5yo JUST CHASING MAY is creeping up the weights but he continues to go the right way and looks worth a go over the new trip.
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APPRECIATE IT looks nicely treated in this on his return to action. The Jeremy gelding ran a big race on his seasonal debut last season, when second in the John Durkan, and has won first time out a few times so catching him fresh may be best. Fil Dor has a run under his belt and may prove the danger. Gordon Elliott's charge stayed on into second behind Saint Sam at Clonmel three weeks ago and looks worth a shot at this distance now. Nick Rockett ran really well when third in the bet365 Gold Cup at Sandown on his final start last season and is a smart handicapper. He's another for the shortlist.

APPRECIATE IT can provide Willie Mullins with a seventh success in this listed chase since 2015. Gordon Elliott's Fil Dor is the obvious danger on the back of his decent comeback run in the Clonmel OiI.

NICK ROCKETT has the gears for this shorter trip and was an excellent third in the bet365 Gold Cup at Sandown when last seen
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Dance And Glance landed a NH Flat race at Plumpton before justifying short odds at Southwell on his hurdling bow. He merits respect under the penalty, but the vote goes to JACKPOT DES BORDES. A bumper winner himself before finding the smart Celtic Dino too strong at Wincanton, he failed to fire on his jumping debut having lacked fluency. He should be sharper this time around, though, and it would come as no surprise were he to find considerable improvement. Saint Anapolino enters calculations, while Tripoli Flyer struck at Market Rasen on Wednesday and would be a significant player if turning up here too.

Having shown useful form in bumpers, TRIPOLI FLYER was beaten only by another decent prospect at Chepstow on his hurdling debut so he looks to the one to beat if taking up this engagement. Jackpot des Bordes was also a winner in bumpers and could be the main danger with his first run over hurdles behind him, ahead of Saint Anapolino.

Tripoli Flyer would be hard to beat if turned out quickly but perhaps YOUDECIDE can step up on his Sandown run.
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JOHNNY RINGO is the highest rated of these contenders on the Flat and may prove the one to beat if transferring that ability to this sphere. Mariner makes his first start for the in-form Jennie Candish stable and has to be respected on his hurdling debut, while any market confidence behind Spartan Warrior would be interesting having perhaps needed his latest run here on the level.

JOHNNY RINGO is the pick of these on the Flat and ran well in that sphere last time so, if he's well schooled, he could get the better of There's No Limit, who has an experience edge.

Lucinda Russell won this last year and is taken to land back-to-back runnings courtesy of useful Flat performer JOHNNY RINGO.
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PLANTAROMA chased home a useful prospect when filling second place on her hurdling debut over 2m at Chepstow a few weeks ago. With the benefit of that outing, the four-year-old could be hard to beat. Holloway Queen cost 180,000 pounds after hitting the crossbar on her sole start between the flags and she is an obvious threat to the selection. Jasmine Bliss is another to consider in a competitive event.

JASMINE BLISS is sure to have a bright future over hurdles given what she achieved in bumpers last season and shades the vote over Plantaroma, who made a good start in this sphere when second at Chepstow. Holloway Queen is a newcomer to note.

An interesting race in which the vote goes to point and dual bumper winner JASMINE BLISS, who could have a bright future over hurdles.
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ROOM TO ROAM ran well over fences at Sligo early last month and a similar effort may be enough to get his head in front again now. The Fast Company gelding chased home Gladiatorial then and that form has worked out well since, with the fourth-placed General Hubble going on to win twice. Cahirdown Boy won on his penultimate start and didn't run too badly off his revised mark when fifth in Limerick. He is entitled to play a big part in this company. Port Rashid ran well over hurdles last time and, off a couple of pounds lower over fences, the veteran could get involved.

Having scored at Listowel in September, CAHIRDOWN BOY acquitted himself well in a better race at Limerick so, back down in grade, he's fancied to get back to winning ways at the possible expense of Room to Roam. Malinas Glory also makes plenty of appeal.

The vote goes to BRAVE ADAM who improved up to a similar trip at Killarney and was bang there at Fairyhouse last time before an error
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DIVAS DOYEN shed her maiden tag at Carlisle earlier in the month and the handicapper might have been kind to only put her up 2lb for that triumph. If the seven-year-old can back that performance up, she could prove tough to beat. One Step Up made the frame over the smaller obstacles at Ayr in October and is likely to enter calculations. Okavango Delta might appreciate this step back up in trip and he completes the shortlist.

OKAVANGO DELTA has made a positive start for this yard and can take advantage of a career-low mark returned to a longer trip. The Jad Factor went close at Kelso on his final start and remains unexposed in this sphere so is next best ahead of Divas Doyen, who was seen to good effect when scoring at Carlisle.

Recent Carlisle winner Divas Doyen possesses good C&D form but THE JAD FACTOR is on an attractive mark and can defy his absence.
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VISION DE MAINE arrives here on the back of two victories in recent months and even an 8lb rise for the latest of those wins may not be enough to stop the progressive five-year-old from making it a hat-trick. Aworkinprogress has a similar profile to the selection and should not be underestimated, while Has Troke edges out Camulus to be best of the rest.

A couple of improving 5-y-os bidding for the hat-trick headline this event, with AWORKINPROGRESS marginally preferred to Vision de Maine. Camulus is worth another chance to build on his promising stable debut and is best of the others.

Vision De Maine is 2-2 over fences but preference is for AWORKINPROGRESS, who won in smooth style on his chase debut last month.
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Cheltenham Champion Bumper fifth FISHERY LANE should prove hard to beat on his hurdling debut. The Gemix gelding disappointed when last seen at Punchestown in May. He got tight for room turning in then, but it was still a below-par effort and he's obviously capable of a lot better. Stablemate Foreverwalking was pulled up in a Clonmel bumper on his track debut, having won a point-to-point. He was reported to have made a noise that day and it will be interesting to see how he fares now. Point winner Committee Meeting showed promise when fourth on his hurdling debut at Punchestown and should pick up prize money.

FISHERY LANE was well beaten at Punchestown when last seen but he shaped well both starts prior to that, including when fifth in the 19-runner Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival. The 5-y-o is likely to prove hard to beat now switched to hurdles in a race which, with all due respect to his rivals, probably won't take much winning. Stablemate Foreverwalking didn't show much on his Rules debut but is surely capable of better. Committee Meeting and Cyrus Field both have each-way claims.

CYRUS FIELD finished fifth of 17 behind a classy horse on his debut and is entitled to come on plenty for the run
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Not beaten far on her last two starts in Ireland, connections look to have found an ideal opportunity for SHE'S ON LINE across the water. The nature of this track could suit and she may be able to get off the mark at the main expense of Heart Above, who has been in very consistent form this season. Narrowly denied on the Flat here twice over the summer, Freddy Robinson is another to consider, as well as Ravenscraig Castle and Restandbethankful.

A competitive handicap. HEART ABOVE's form this autumn looks solid and he's taken to resume winning ways for the Dianne Sayer team. Ravenscraig Castle has been placed in both his handicap hurdles and is second choice ahead of Restandbethankful and Irish raider She's On Line.

Having been in fine form over fences the last twice, RESTANDBETHANKFUL (nap) can capitalise on a lower hurdle mark.
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All of these have questions to answer, but perhaps THE COX EXPRESS could be the way to go now he has the benefit of a recent run under his belt. Although well beaten on his return at Chepstow earlier this month, that was his first start since May and, off a still competitive rating, the Robert Walford-trained gelding could offer a bit of value in an open contest. Stardhem, who runs with cheekpieces added, and Nachtgeist rate the chief dangers.

STARDHEM hasn't had much racing and there was encouragement to be gleaned from his sixth in a more competitive handicap at Chepstow on reappearance. Now tried in cheekpieces, he could be set to strike. The Cox Express and Speiriuil were down the field in the same race at Chepstow and should be much closer to form this time.

This could well be the day that NACHTGEIST finds the right race after running in a better race at Ascot.
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Paul Townend sides with French recruit KARAMOJA. The Masked Marvel filly was third in Listed company on her jumping debut at Auteuil in September 2023 having been placed in two bumpers previously. She now makes her debut in the Gigginstown colours. Stablemate Baby Kate is a strong second string. The daughter of Augusta Kate won two bumpers last season before a slightly disappointing effort in the Grade 2 mares' contest at Aintree, where she was reported to have run flat. Beauforts Storm has been runner-up twice recently, but faces a stronger calibre of rival now.

This looks another Willie Mullins benefit, with French import KARAMOJA, the mount of Paul Townend, preferred to last season's dual bumper scorer Baby Kate. Recent Wexford bumper winner Glens Lullaby may prove best of the remainder.

The fact that Paul Townend elects to ride French import KARAMOJA here ahead of Listed bumper winner Baby Kate makes her the choice
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The Lucinda Russell stable has hit form of late and another chance can be given to KANDOR, who fell on his chase debut when moving into contention at Ayr recently. Runner-up in a 3m point-to-point before, the five-year-old should improve for the rise in distance and he is narrowly preferred to Wetherby winner Cardamon Hill, who has been raised just 1lb for that effort. Cartonne, who was favourite for the aforementioned contest, unseated his rider early in the piece but is worth a second look on this occasion.

It could be worth chancing HIGH MOON, who hinted at a revival on his comeback 5 weeks ago and may well build on that with his yard in good form. Brandy McQueen is feared most back down in class.

Leicestershire trainer Laura Morgan has an impressive 29% strike-rate here and her sole runner here today is WILD SIDE OF LIFE.
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A winner off a mark of 90 and currently rated 97 on the Flat, MILLER SPIRIT appeals strongly now he switches codes for a yard that knows the time of day with this type of contender. Sure to have been well schooled for his new venture, the four-year-old might have too much toe for the likes of De Kingpin and Ami Bondhu, who are the pick of those with hurdles experience at this early stage.

MILLER SPIRIT is useful on the Flat and looks set for a big run on his hurdles debut. De Kingpin will improve and can figure, while The Two Harrys is also interesting starting out in this sphere.

The improving Flat handicapper MILLER SPIRIT has race fitness on his side, so can potentially make a winning start over hurdles.
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KARAFON tries maiden company for the first time over hurdles and should open his account. The Karaktar gelding was a fine fifth in a Grade 2 on his sole outing for Willie Mullins at Leopardstown last Christmas and gets another crack at a novice season now. He had also been Listed-placed over hurdles in France prior to joining the champion trainer. Paul Collins ran a nice race on his track debut at Wexford when third to Empire Succes and may improve a bit from that. The form doesn't look anywhere near as strong as the selection's, though. Party Dress was well beaten when fifth at Fairyhouse, but may be able to pick up some prize money here.

French recruit KARAFON wasn't beaten at all far on debut for Willie Mullins in a strong Grade 2 contest at Leopardstown last December and it will be disappointing should he fail to deliver. Paul Collins made a promising start under Rules at Wexford and he is the clear pick for forecast purposes. Party Dress is best of the rest.

KARAFON has the standout piece of form in the book and will be very hard to beat if he's ready to roll after an absence
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Now that the penny has dropped for TWOPLACESATONETIME after a determined success at Hexham, there is likely to be plenty more improvement forthcoming from the six-year-old and he can follow up off 5lb higher. Runner-up at Ayr last time out, Malangen is one that could improve for going up in trip, while Maillot Blanc is a capable sort for last year's winning trainer.

TWOPLACESATONETIME showed a good attitude to prevail in a tight finish at Hexham earlier in the month and he's unexposed as a stayer, so he's preferred to Malangen and Maillot Blanc, who also arrive on the back of solid performances.

The return of a visor could be key for TOP MAN TOM and he gets the nod on his third outing for Sandy Thomson.
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PRINCE QUATTRO was well supported when scoring at Limerick nine days ago and can win again, despite a 7lb rise. The Notnowcato gelding made virtually all and was a convincing winner at the finish. Judged on post-race comments, he will appreciate this nice going. Oakley was the subject of a gamble on his handicap hurdle debut at Tipperary back in May, but a bad mistake two from home proved costly. He's a potential danger on his return. Brave Troop is potentially well treated over hurdles compared to his Flat rating and is another to note on his first outing for Charles Byrnes.

OAKLEY would have been right in the mix but for a bad mistake 2 out on handicap bow at Tipperary in May and remains of interest off the same mark on return. Brave Troop is potentially well treated on his Flat form now switched to a handicap so is feared most ahead of Beechfield, who showed much more on his handicap debut at Punchestown last month.

It might pay to side with DREAM ESCAPE (nap) after good runs at Gowran and especially at Cheltenham two weeks ago
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