There were 30 Races on Sunday 3rd November 2019 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Huntingdon, 7 races at Carlisle, 8 races at Naas, 7 races at Cork, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
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This looks another good opportunity for BALLYELLIS, who has justified favouritism in selling events in three of his last four runs.
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Possibly third time lucky for FAME AND ACCLAIM (nap), who should appreciate this drop in trip having not quite got home at the Curragh
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With the benefit of previous experience the vote goes to RAFIOT after a solid start at Kempton two weeks ago.
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Colin Tizzard's 5yo FAUSTINOVICK bumped into a smart rival on his bumper debut in March and can go one better on this hurdle debut.
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This is extremely tough. FRIDTJOF NANSEN is a token selection
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Though probably flattered by an official rating of 125 TIGER VOICE may improve enough from his run at Tipperary to score here.
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The one to appeal most is HURRICANE HARVEY, whose bumper form reads well enough in this context and who hails from an in-form yard.
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Virtually all of these bring potential and could be in serious contention. The vote goes to the very lightly raced PRESENT VALUE.
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Two stand out here, marginal preference for Chiricahua over Nobel Prize
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A hot mares' maiden with preference for classy bumper mare MINELLA MELODY, who runs well fresh
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The vote goes to last season's useful novice hurdler PYM in the hope that Nicky Henderson's runner can transfer his ability to fences.
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Preference is for FRIGHTENED RABBIT (nap), a dual winner this season who ran well from the front when third here last month.
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The suggestion is LOVE LOCKET, who ran in a Group race before comfortably winning her maiden here
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Doctor Duffy sets the standard on his recent Cheltenham run but preference is for ROCKET LAD to build on his Gowran maiden win
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This can go to winning pointer TWOTWOTHREE (nap), who made short work of his rivals on only his second chase start at Bangor.
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With some of this season's top chases on his radar screen, LOSTINTRANSLATION should to be able to make a winning reappearance.
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Gentile Bellini could be a cut above these but a chance is taken on DUNDORY, who is by no means exposed himself
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There are more positives about TOP DECISION than most in what is probably a weak field. The big majority make their chase debuts.
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An open handicap hurdle which may go to the progressive AYE RIGHT, who made it 5-11 in this sphere when scoring on his seasonal return.
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It might be worth taking a chance on SAGLAWY here, even if he were so poor at the Curragh
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Worth concentrating on the less exposed. YOUNG PADDYMC looked a real improver at the end of last season and is on a nice mark here
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With the Fergal O'Brien yard in good form this week, this could be the day that ROBYNDZONE gets off the mark.
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The obvious one is BAFANA BLUE if the ground is not worse than good to soft. He won tidily over C&D ten days ago.
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PERFECT TAPATINO cannot really win this on paper but some of those below him in the weights are less convincing
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Preference is for WAIT HERE (nap), a consistent gelding who beat all bar one bang in form on his penultimate start
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Donald McCain's new recruit CHUVELO was an excellent second in a valuable Fairyhouse bumper on his debut and looks the one to beat.
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Maidens this late in the year are notoriously difficult. NAN YEHI is just a tentative suggestion after a decent latest effort
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The Getaway Star looked seriously good at Fairyhouse but with her lacking a run preference is for GETAWAY GORGEOUS
Ths is the racecard key.
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