There were 40 Races on Tuesday 4th November 2025 across 5 meetings. There was 9 races at Lingfield, 8 races at Fairyhouse, 8 races at Redcar, 7 races at Warwick, 8 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Although disappointing in an Ascot novice contest latest, MARNIER should take all the beating. The son of Saxon Warrior boasts an official rating of 87, but he shouldn't need to hit those heights to break the maiden tag. Shayhana makes appeal on paper but will need to be smart if she's to upset the applecart, while Coisty looks booked for third.

Shayhana is bred to be useful but MARNIER sets a useful standard for her to aim at and can break his duck at the sixth attempt.
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HITAK ran much better on his third attempt over fences when placed at Listowel and this looks like a nice race for him now. The Shark Hanlon-trained gelding ran a big race on that occasion, leading three from home and giving way before the last when third to Mossy Fen Park. A similar effort may be enough. Union Station was a touch disappointing on his final start last season in testing conditions, but could be a big player on his return. He had been runner-up on two starts previously and on that form he's entitled to go close. Kish Bank is another to note on his chase debut. The Gigginstown gelding was a former point-to-point winner and could improve for a fence.

The top-rated HITAK has a race-fitness edge over Union Station and a repeat of his latest run at Listowel may suffice
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It was always going to be a tough ask for Ayr maiden winner CAPE ASHIZURI in the Champagne Stakes at Doncaster. John and Sean Quinn's colt has his sights lowered considerably, though, and might take all the beating, despite having to shoulder a penalty. 230,000gns purchase Saber Strike represents a yard in flying form so it would come as no surprise were he to play a leading role. Others to note include Houndhill and Spaceman.

It's surely significant that the Quinns considered CAPE ASHIZURI good enough to contest the Group 2 Champagne Stakes at Doncaster.
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It looks best to side with TEN CARAT HARRY, who won in comfortable fashion on his nursery debut at Newcastle. Having been eased down towards the finish, a 6lb rise might underestimate him. Green Dame struck the woodwork at Wolverhampton and is respected from the same mark, while Noble Vow and the class-dropping Lightning Polka could also be involved.

Green Dame still has time on her side but NOBLE VOW has been threatening better and can make a winning nursery debut.
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ACLASS is interesting here switched back to fences off his hurdles mark. The Flemensfirth gelding has been knocking on the door over timber and is still unexposed in this sphere after two runs. He had three letters beside his name in points but two of those were unseats on the flat and he looked an unlucky loser on his final start. There looks scope for improvement over fences. Person Of Interest ran well when third at Clonmel last time and has been eased 1lb since. He's an obvious contender. Ballagh Star was a narrow winner at Sligo at the start of last month and should be competitive again after just a 4lb rise.

A modest affair. BALLAGH STAR has less questions to answer than most and may be able to follow up his Sligo win off 4lb higher
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An open contest in which preference is for KISS FOR AN ANGEL, who produced three positive efforts in maiden/novice company. The son of Dark Angel steps into nurseries for the first time and that, coupled with a rise in distance, could elicit the desired improvement. First-time cheekpieces may aid Aleen's chance, while Charlotte Corday ought to fare better having struggled on heavy ground at Nottingham.

Aleen has to be feared but preference is for nursery debutante CHARLOTTE CORDAY whose latest run can be forgiven.
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Stardrop was turned over at Stratford after racing far too keenly, but the reapplication of a tongue-tie might help him to relax. Scarlet Moon tasted defeat on his hurdles bow at Sedgefield and better is expected, but the vote goes to PREMIER. He made a pleasing start in this sphere to fill the runner-up spot behind unbeaten juvenile One Horse Town at Kempton and makes plenty of appeal with that experience under his belt. Watch the market with regards to Love You Back, with the stable doing particularly well in this division over the years.

Free-goer Stardrop has strong claims if all goes to plan but SCARLET MOON was of similar ability on the Flat and looks less risky.
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Beccadelli has shaped with promise on both of his racecourse appearances and can be expected to go well, especially given that experience, but a chance is taken on RAY MON DOUGH. Oliver Cole's colt, a 140,000gns yearling, is a half-brother to Rockfel winner Spain Burg and won't need to be anything out of the ordinary. Space Invasion is also noted.

Some interesting newcomers on show but BECCADELLI can put his experience to good use.
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Having split two previous winners in a much stronger race on debut, ADRIENNE can record a first career victory. Although a maiden on the Flat after 13 starts, the Ted Walsh-trained filly attained a mark of 70 in that discipline. Looking to improve for the switch to hurdling last time, the daughter of Kodi Bear could easily make up into a decent juvenile in the coming months. On the bare form of her most recent outing, she looks the one to beat. Galway runner-up Whats New has plenty of experience which should stand to him in this company. A son of Soldier's Call, he has the ability to win his maiden. Hurdling debutant Pebble Island is one to note.

This looks like a good opportunity for Flat winners WHAT'S NEW (nap) to open his hurdles account at the fifth attempt.
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Although still 7lb above his highest winning mark, it might be worth giving another chance to HIGHFIELD VIKING. The gelded son of Aclaim had to settle for third when sent off joint-favourite for a class 4 at Catterick, but he has less on his plate now and can go close from 1lb lower. The consistent King's School remains unexposed on turf and could be capable of better, as could the three-year-old Tactical Plan.

This is very open. LAW DEGREE lurks at the bottom of the weights and ran an encouraging last race. Rain would be welcomed.
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MOON OVER AMERICA finished second on his first appearance under Rules at Ffos Las in the spring and the point-to-point winner is expected to appreciate the step up in trip. Ice In The Veins sports a hood after pulling way too hard at Worcester. He is likely to bounce back from that effort, while the well-bred Lightfingered Jack, out of Mares' Hurdle runner-up Polly Peachum, and Piping Rock also appeal.

There are risks attached to easy bumper winner ICE IN THE VEINS but the hood may help him to relax here and he gets the vote.
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BELLA PERLA was value for further than the winning margin when scoring over C&D last time, having not received the clearest of passages, and a 3lb rise from the handicapper appears unlikely to be an issue. Zariela returned to winning ways at Southwell and has to be a threat along with the consistent Lady Of Arabia, who has been knocking on the door recently.

With further progress on the cards, BELLA PERLA is taken to follow up her C&D success. Donna Nook is second pick.
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A full-brother to Grade 1 winner Brandy Love, CODE NAME CUBITT is certainly bred for the job. The former made an instant impact winning her first two starts in a point-to-point and bumper respectably. While Code Name Cubitt takes an altogether different route, the Gavin Cromwell-trained gelding catches the eye in a race where any worthwhile form is thin on the ground. Given his connections, it will be interesting to see how strong the son of Jet Away is in the market. As a half-brother to a Listed sprinter on the Flat, the Gordon Elliott-trained Hygge boasts a very different pedigree. Nonetheless, he has to be respected. The once-raced Infinity Success has the benefit of previous experience to call upon.

Gavin Cromwell's runner CODE NAME CUBITT is arguably the most interesting of these as a brother to talented mare Brandy Love
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ALCARATH has progressed with each career start and arrives following a comfortable success at Epsom in September. Alan King's gelding looks to have plenty in his favour and gets the vote on his handicap bow. Obito has held his form since his Ayr victory in August and commands plenty of respect along with Project Geofin, who shaped well when fourth off this mark at York last time.

A few hold chances. HAVE SECRET pushed a prolific horse close at Doncaster and he's been a shade unfortunate not to have won more.
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GO WEST completed a hat-trick over timber at Kempton in April before finding Listed company a step too far at Perth. The seven-year-old is expected to thrive in this discipline and gets the vote in what appears to be a competitive event. Josh The Boss was unable to make it back-to-back Silver Trophy victories at Chepstow, but is of interest now sent over fences. Despite having a 14lb lower hurdles rating than Jipcot, it would be dangerous to underestimate Silver Thorn following wind surgery.

Back down in trip, GO WEST gets the vote ahead of fellow chase debutants Josh The Boss and Silver Thorn.
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Forager benefited from being allowed to dominate proceedings over C&D last month. She is entitled to respect, but the combination of a 6lb rise and potential pressure on the front end is enough to look elsewhere. Clearpoint won here in September when using similar tactics to get the better of THE THAMES BOATMAN. However, the latter might be the one to take advantage on this occasion if they go too quick in the early stages.

Four fast front-runners in opposition and perhaps THE THAMES BOATMAN can arrive on the scene late.
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Bumper winner WHINNEY HILL made a promising start over hurdles when third to the subsequent Supreme Novices' winner Kopek Des Bordes at Leopardstown last Christmas. The Gordon Elliott-trained five-year-old, who wears a tongue-tie for the first time, made no impact in Grade 1 company in two subsequent outings last term but is back at a realistic level here and looks the one to beat. Sticwiththeprocess was touched off by a subsequent improver in a 2m4f handicap here in April. Now rated 114, he merits respect but this shorter trip may not be ideal. Khmer was second to a smart type in a Leopardstown bumper last season and is a hurdling debutant to note along with Thurles bumper winner Le Labo.

Gordon Elliott exposed WHINNEY HILL to top novice company last season. If the tongue-tie does the trick, he has the form to win this
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Any market support for Keyboard would be very interesting on his first start in the UK. Now with Adam Nicol, he showed promise when placed at Tipperary in April and the application of a tongue-tie may yield further improvement. That said, he faces an interesting contender in the shape of CODIAK. Best judged on his runner-up effort at Hamilton, the switch of headgear back to blinkers might help to make a difference. Mission Possible completes the shortlist.

The filly MISSION POSSIBLE is one of her yard's lesser lights but a handicap of this nature is within her capabilities.
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EZ TIGER landed this event from 14lb lower 12 months ago, but the manner in which he won at Plumpton last time out suggests he could retain his crown. El Borracho has tumbled down the handicap and should not be written off back over hurdles. Jet Patrol, who was pulled up at Southwell latest, is another who could benefit from a return to the smaller obstacles.

With a valid excuse for last month's chase flop, JET PATROL is selected to resume his improvement for James Owen.
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TIGHTLY BOUND showed signs of improvement when fourth on her handicap bow at Leicester last week and the rise in trip should be in her favour based on that display. Kevano Breeze stepped forward to finish third here in May and is capable of being in the mix. Cardinal Point is respected under a 6lb penalty after winning at Chelmsford, while Daaris and Imperial Cult are others with solid credentials.

The vote goes to unexposed TIGHTLY BOUND, ahead of solid Cardinal Point.
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AIR OF ENTITLEMENT won the mares' novice hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival in March before being beaten a long way in a Grade 1 at this venue the following month. The ground was very testing on that occasion and she had probably been trained to the minute for Cheltenham, so she is readily forgiven that disappointing run. Her record when fresh is good and she is a winner over 2m4f, so is taken to resume winning ways. Kainsbourg has improved on good ground recently but has had wind issues in the past and softer ground won't help his cause. Bacchanalian was progressive over 2m in the spring and gives the impression that he will stay this longer trip.

Not an easy puzzle to solve, despite the small field. It may be worth taking a chance with the race-fit KAINSBOURG
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Whilst a few of these have questions to answer, it looks best to side with NAUGHTY NIALL. The son of Oasis Dream hit the frame in a similar C&D event last month and whilst a reproduction of that could suffice, the booking of Toby Moore is noteworthy. Knight Of Magic kept on well over the extended 1m1f here recently so may fare better upped in trip and conversely, Ten Ten Twenty might appreciate an ease in distance.

This can go to STARFIGHTER (nap) who is back down to a 0-55 for the first time since gaining his fourth C&D success back in January.
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HURSTWOOD had excuses when sixth here last week, missing the start before keeping on to finish sixth. A winner the time before at Nottingham, the eight-year-old remains fairly treated and could get back on track if breaking on terms. Crocodile Power has to enter the reckoning, despite a 4lb penalty for scoring at Catterick, while Diligent Henry and Rain Cap appear best of the remainder.

Preference is for ONE OF OUR OWN who ran creditably over C&D last week. Run This Way is second choice.
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A few of these have the scope to improve over fences, but perhaps none more so than CHUGGY. Dan Skelton's gelding made a successful chasing debut/seasonal return at Uttoxeter and although a 6lb rise will demand more, he looks sure to progress further for a step up in trip. Zestful Hope thumped a subsequent winner at Huntingdon and must be respected from 8lb higher. It will be interesting to see what the market makes of fencing debutants Milan Tino and Jack To Bat.

The suggestion is CHUGGY (nap), who made a winning chase debut over 2m and could have a lot more to offer over today's longer trip.
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Having backed up a first turf victory at Brighton with a narrow defeat over C&D, Rainbow Sign merits plenty of respect in his current mood. Although a further 1lb rise in the ratings shouldn't prevent another bold display, ARTHUR ROSE is potentially better treated. Brian Toomey's filly offered plenty to work with on her second-placed stable bow at Chelmsford and any improvement could see her collect. Boujee Gold is the pick of the remainder.

Laurentia will be a danger to all granted luck in running but RAINBOW SIGN is tentatively preferred in an open race.
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Ross O'Sullivan's stable has really hit form in the last couple of weeks and TARGA FLAVIO might provide him with another winner here. The Ocavango gelding has run well on both starts since returning from a lay-off and stayed on steadily when third at Listowel last time. The six-year-old handles soft ground and looks well worth a try at 2m4f, while his jockey recently rode his first winner. Live To Laugh bumped into a well-handicapped rival when second at Roscommon and ran another solid race last time. He is proven at the trip and won't mind soft ground. Boola Times was placed on his latest start over hurdles, while El Regalo showed promise over 2m here on handicap debut.

EL REGALO shaped like this longer trip might suit over 2m here last time and he has run well on soft on the Flat so he is preferred
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Conor Orr and Maris Angel have formed quite the partnership recently and, despite having to carry a penalty for her recent C&D triumph, she merits plenty of respect. MACARONE has been in excellent form too, though, and he shades preference after completing a double in comfortable fashion here last time out. Others to note include Zoulu Warrior and Good Earth.

An open handicap but this may rest between the two 4yos chasing a hat-trick, with preference for MACARONE over Maris Angel.
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Having relished softer ground conditions when scoring over C&D, GISELLES IZZY is a must for the shortlist. Iain Jardine's mare escapes a penalty on this quick turnaround and a similar outcome may ensue. Kyber Crystal is only 2lb higher than for her victory at Pontefract and may give the selection most to think about, ahead of Chief Of State, who filled the runner-up berth at Catterick.

On ground that should be slower than when she was a closing third here last time, the likeably consistent MISSMIMI (nap) appeals most.
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Ballynaheer continued his fine run of form when finishing a close-up second at Hereford and a 2lb higher mark shouldn't prevent another good account. However, reopposing fourth IRON D'EX was making his seasonal debut and the combination of a 2lb lower mark and reapplied cheekpieces could see him back in the winner's enclosure. The returning Mythe Bridge and course winner Moonlight Artist are worth a second look too.

A chance is taken on the fitness of MYTHE BRIDGE, who made a solid start to his chasing career at the end of last season.
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It's difficult to get away from NIGHT ARC, who justified favouritism on his stable bow at Wolverhampton in ready fashion. Ross Burdon's inmate races off an unchanged mark for that success in an apprentice handicap and he should take all the beating if coping with the quick turnaround. Royal Jet arrives on the back of some creditable efforts in defeat and may serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of Three On Thursday.

Chico Dulce is feared but NIGHT ARC (nap) won easily off this mark last week and can make it 2-2 for Ross Burdon.
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Eoin Griffin has been amongst the winners lately and a chance is taken on his eight-year-old maiden LOUGH NIGARA, who has been placed three times over distances just shy of 3m. The form of his third at Listowel in May has worked out well and a couple of his stablemates have won first time out this season, so he may be forward enough to go close despite the lack of a recent run. Kingkong Ciergues has run well over 2m6f at Galway on his last two starts and looks worth a try at this trip, while Ney won his first two chase starts early in the year and his hurdles mark is 14lb lower than his chase rating.

It may pay to side with KING KONG CIERGUES whose last two runs have been pleasing and he went close over 2m4f on heavy here in February
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Not the deepest of nurseries and this could fall the way of NO CLAIMS BONUS. She was forced to make her challenge wider than ideal when third over C&D last time out but that shouldn't be an issue today and whilst a few are starting to look a little exposed, she could find the desired improvement. Kuiama finished an excellent second at Chelmsford latest but although respected, is not certain to benefit from a drop in trip. Filly Foden completes the shortlist.

The choice is KUIAMA who finished second on nursery debut at Chelmsford last week. She may be sharper for that first start in 139 days.
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Oilisa secured heavy-ground triumphs at Ayr and Nottingham and cannot be dismissed given her upward trajectory. However, a 2lb nudge up the ratings does demand more and ground conditions may not be as testing on this occasion. With that in mind, it could be worth chancing SUNNY ORANGE, who caught the eye when finishing a never-nearer third at Pontefract. Fire Eyes and Poet's Dawn are other key contenders.

The three to concentrate on are OILISA, Fire Eyes (second choice) and Poet's Dawn, with Mark Walford's filly a confident pick.
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Having got up in the closing stages at Chepstow, there could be more to come from GOT A DREAM. That was the six-year-old's handicap/seasonal debut and he may find enough improvement on this step up in distance to defy an 8lb rise. An official rating of 103 looks workable for Datsalrightcharlie and he is another who should appreciate this greater emphasis on stamina, while last year's winner Getalead isn't taken lightly either.

Preference is for ROARING HOME, who ran well in defeat over C&D in the spring and posted another good effort over 2m last month.
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SPIRIT OF BREEZE escapes a penalty for his cosy victory over C&D and another bold bid is forecast. A slight drop in class should only help the five-year-old and he edges the verdict over Judge Frank, who returned to form with a decent second at Bath and a similar performance on Polytrack should see him in the mix. Holy Fire and Thomas Equinas are others of interest.

Unpenalised for last week's C&D win, SPIRIT OF BREEZE can follow up at the main expense of Ten Club.
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ALBAYDAA has shaped with encouragement on both starts to date and has given the impression that stepping up to 7f is likely to unlock improvement. With the advantage of being the only runner in the line-up with experience, William Haggas' filly has an excellent opportunity to strike. Pierchic is a half-sister to Oaks runner-up Dance Sequence and must be respected along with Ritaal.

The newcomers are interesting, but ALBAYDAA sets a fair standard on what she has already shown and her experience can prove the key.
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GOOD OLD DAYS didn't quite build on the promise of her Ascot debut when only beating one home at Chelmsford last month. However, she was returning from a five-month absence and though the market expected better, that run might have been needed. Stable companion Alshera is an interesting newcomer on paper, while My Fermoy's recent second at Nottingham gives him every chance of being competitive.

Attractively bred ALSHERA is taken to emulate her best two siblings by making a successful debut. Good Old Days is second pick.
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SOLARIZE looks a stayer to keep on the right side of. Charlie Johnston's colt got off the mark at Chelmsford and the manner of that performance suggested the return to 1m4f would only see him in a better light. Manara should find an ease grade more to her liking after struggling against stronger opposition at Doncaster, while Likealot is a threat in first-time cheekpieces.

The vote goes to LIKEALOT who returns to the AW from the same mark as when runner-up at Southwell in July.
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Having returned to form with a close-up second at Leicester, compensation could be on the horizon for SANT ALESSIO. A previous runner-up at this track, the four-year-old will have no issue with a return to Tapeta and he makes plenty of appeal racing off an unaltered mark. Wilhelmina found only one rival too strong over C&D last time out and she's feared most, ahead of fellow in-form rival Political Power.

Preference is for POLITICAL POWER to land his second win after a head defeat at Newcastle last month. The main danger is Wilhelmina.
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A step up in trip coupled with the application of first-time cheekpieces can have the desired effect for STROBELIGHT, who kept on into second over the mile at Lingfield recently. Toby Moore removes a handy 7lb and that makes him slightly more appealing than fellow three-year-old Kingsclere, who could also find progress now upped in trip. Gladiadora is another to consider.

The vote goes to MOON OVER THE SEA who is back off the same mark as when recording his fifth course success back in March.
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