There were 27 Races on Friday 14th November 2025 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Southwell, 6 races at Cheltenham, 7 races at Dundalk, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Mooserwirt is a must for the shortlist making his Rules bow on the back of an effortless success between the flags. He's in the right hands to progress and is noted, as is Walk On Son following a much-improved third at Carlisle. The verdict is for LEWISHAM GROVE, though. Jennie Candlish's runners must always be respected when they're sent north from her Staffordshire base and the Uttoxeter second sets the standard with an official rating of 107.

The vote goes to WALK ON SON, who shaped as though today's longer trip might suit when third at Carlisle last month.
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POTTERSJETAMAY has found one too good in each of his last three outings, most recently in a warmer event at Fakenham, but today might be his day. This represents only his fourth start over fences and he could take a step forward to strike. Catchim's sole career success came over the smaller obstacles at this track and he ran well for second at Huntingdon on Tuesday. Just Gino looks best of the rest.

This weak field may offer POTTERSJETAMAY the right opportunity to break his duck. Catchim can also run well.
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FAT HARRY is turned out quickly under a penalty following his chase debut success at Sedgefield last week. He's clearly appreciated the switch to fencing and there could be plenty more improvement to come, so a 7lb penalty might not be enough to stop him from going in again. Couldbeaweapon has won two of his last three starts and is of clear interest, while Ayr scorer Too Cool Forshrule is another to bear in mind.

The very lightly raced 6yo ATHAIR MOR ran a lot better at Perth than the margin of defeat suggests and he gets the nod.
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Kayce Dutton showed improvement in first-time cheekpieces to score at Market Rasen and is expected to mount a bold bid on his return. Ali Star Bert competes off a workable rating and is respected, but GOLAN LOOP might be the one. Warren Greatrex's five-year-old bolted up over the smaller obstacles at Ffos Las in May and, now tackling fences for the first time, a mark of 112 may prove to be lenient.

Cases can be made for all of them but PAPER MILL might be the one to emerge on top. Golan Loop is feared most.
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Kap Vert finished eight lengths clear of the third when second at Fontwell last month and is one to keep a close eye on. However, LUCKY MANIFEST made the perfect start for the Tom Lacey yard when readily taking care of his nearest rival by just under five lengths at Kelso, and is now 9lb higher. With the potential of more to come on just his second start in a handicap, he looks the way to go. Bective Abbey and El Capitaine are others to consider.

A strongly run race and the Cheltenham hill should be ideal for Irish raider PRIORY PARK (nap) and rain would not be an issue.
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LOOKING SPLENDID has really thrived since returning from his seasonal rest and he's on a hat-trick now following back-to-back October wins at Kelso and Carlisle. A 5lb rise is potentially lenient and his supporters will be pleased to see the excellent Dylan Johnston keeps the ride. Of the others, Summergrounds shoulders top-weight but will be fancied by many to at least make the frame, while C&D winner Parisian Fashion is noteworthy, especially if there is money around for her on her reappearance.

Triple C&D winner NORTH PARADE won't mind what the weather does and makes his seasonal debut from a good mark.
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ADMIRAL STEWART produced some fair form over hurdles, only finding subsequent Grade 2 winner Jet To Vegas too good in January, and he could prove even better over fences. The six-year-old was gifted a walkover at Sandown last weekend and an opening rating of 122 might underestimate his ability. Daytime Dreaming was last seen scoring over the smaller obstacles at this venue last December and is of interest on his handicap/chase debut. As The Fella Says is another to note.

Point/hurdle winner ADMIRAL STEWART is a half-brother to a useful chaser and he gets the vote on his handicap debut.
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LORD BADDESLEY produced a brilliant performance on his return to action at Newbury last week and, if in the same sort of form, he can defy his penalty to record a quick double. Gunsight Ridge finished a respectable fourth over 2m at Aintree in April and remains on a workable mark, so he has to be of interest for the in-form Olly Murphy team. Fugitif is a two-time course winner who also has a chance.

Having shown plenty of useful form at Cheltenham, FUGITIF could well be the answer. Can You Call is second choice.
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TEDWIN HILLS made every yard of the running to complete a double at Warwick recently and, despite his 7lb penalty for that success, the son of Getaway might be up to the task. Yealand is a C&D winner who was last seen filling the runner-up spot at Bangor and could have a say, while last-time-out Kelso scorer Chapel Green holds an obvious chance.

Ben Haslam's ARTHUR'S QUAY got going just too late to reel in Moodofthemoment here last month but remains well handicapped.
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The horse who beat VANGO CAN GO in an Irish point-to-point earlier in the year ended up with Nicky Henderson and ran a race full of promise on his Rules bow in a novice hurdle at Ascot. That form could be quite strong and this four-year-old should be ready to roll given his in-form connections. Gidge finished second to a nice type at Uttoxeter and is respected getting weight from the boys, while My Mate Aj is a newcomer to consider.

Top of the list is GIDGE, who has a striking pedigree and was well backed when a promising second on her Uttoxeter debut in March.
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Wade Out shaped as if crying out for this step up in distance when getting up towards the finish to score by a head over 2m4f at Worcester last month, and he has to be taken seriously. Double Powerful made the frame off a mark of 134 at this track last time and is noted, but LEAVE OF ABSENCE looks the way to go. Anthony Honeyball's charge did it well over track and trip on his return to the fray, beating a 150-rated rival in Pied Piper, and that form sets the standard.

Preference is for WADE OUT, whose chase debut win at Worcester last month reads well. He could be even better now he's upped in trip.
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Queens Venture struck by a short head in a class 2 handicap at Newton Abbot in August and has since switched to the Dean Summersby yard, so she warrants a market check. However, DO NO WRONG went in by three lengths over C&D last month and is just 5lb higher. With a similar performance, the son of Sageburg could prove hard to beat. Of the remainder, You Some Girl makes the most appeal.

Top of the list are DO NO WRONG and You Some Girl. Soft ground, however, could swing it in favour of the reappearing It's Maisy.
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WONDERING WHY started out in a class 2 Newbury bumper for previous connections, suggesting he was well thought of at home, and he stepped forward from that encouraging fifth to land the spoils at Huntingdon. An exciting recruit to hurdling, the four-year-old has since joined Ben Pauling's upwardly-mobile stable and he's expected to have been well schooled ahead of this assignment. Northanger Abbey makes his Rules debut and the horse who beat him in a point-to-point last November could hardly have been more impressive when introduced by Dan Skelton at Carlisle on Monday. He's noted along with Adonedeal.

Marginal preference is for WONDERING WHY, who has changed yards after showing significant promise in two bumpers.
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Despite having to give weight to all of his rivals, it would be no surprise to see JONBON add another victory to his record. Nicky Henderson's gelding was a beaten favourite in the Champion Chase here in March, but he still won three Grade 1 events last season and the nine-year-old can make it a hat-trick in this contest. Libberty Hunter may have finished in front of the selection in the Champion Chase had he not fallen three out and he should not be underestimated, especially if more rain arrives. L'eau Du Sud was a useful novice but does need to step forward to beat Jonbon.

Jonbon sets the standard but L'EAU DU SUD and Libberty Hunter are interesting challengers with further progress plausible.
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MCGRATH FROM CLUNE had plenty in hand when scoring by six lengths over 2m at Hereford earlier in the month. Given that he was 5lb out of the handicap that day, the nine-year-old is only 2lb higher here despite a 7lb penalty and he is very hard to oppose as a result. Powerofjet caught the eye when third on his seasonal return last month and could prove to be the main threat, ahead of Getaway Jewel.

McGrath From Clune has a major chance but is inconsistent. POWEROFJET (nap) is solid, while Take Centre Stage is interesting.
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ZENATO followed up his Stratford success with an easy victory at Sedgefield last week. Given that was a conditional jockeys' event, the four-year-old does not have to carry a penalty here and he merits the utmost respect as he is 7lb well-in. Motazzen has been knocking hard on the door of late and could prove to be the main threat, although Golden De Coeur and Bear Market should not be discounted.

Henrietta Knight's MOTAZZEN (nap) continues to run well and can return to winning ways.
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HEADS UP only found one too good in the Champion Bumper here in March and confirmed his well-being when winning impressively on his hurdling debut over 2m at Listowel in September. This step up in trip may bring about further improvement from the five-year-old and he appears to be the safest pick. Great Fleet chased home an exciting prospect over 3m here last month and this drop in distance should help Dan Skelton's charge, while No Drama This End completes the shortlist.

Top of the list is NO DRAMA THIS END, who was ninth in the Champion Bumper here in March and is well regarded by Paul Nicholls.
Class & Speed Card

Those with experience do not set a particularly high standard, although Power Quest is a player based on his debut third at Exeter. However, a chance can be taken on MARVEL MAGIC, who cost 95,000 euros last year and is related to plenty of winners. Striking Midnight is out of a mare who was second in a Listed bumper and any market support for him would have to be noted.

Newcomers STRIKING MIDNIGHT, Majordomo and Marvel Magic are preferred.
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JACK HOOLA only found one too good when trying to follow up his Huntingdon success in October at the same venue. The in-form five-year-old is 6lb well-in here and could return to winning ways. Ballyhiho has a similar profile to the selection and may give him plenty to think about, while Lady Henrietta is the clear pick of the remainder.

This is a tight call between the progressive 5yos Ballyhiho and JACK HOOLA, but the vote goes to the latter.
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It wasn't the strongest Grade 2 that FORTUNE DE MER won over C&D last month but it was still an effort full of promise. With that in mind, an opening mark of 124 over hurdles could vastly underestimate Dan Skelton's gelding and he could prove to be a class above. However, Alphonse Le Grande is very interesting as he has improved significantly on the Flat since he was last seen over hurdles in 2023 and he could be thrown in if transferring that ability to jumps. Others who make the shortlist include Bruant, Katakana and Shade Of Winter.

Topweight FORTUNE DE MER is taken to follow up his Grade 2 success. French Emperor is second choice.
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AMIATA won a 5f maiden at Navan and didn't enjoy the clearest of passages before staying on in fifth in the Birdcatcher Nursery over this trip at Naas, with Fresh Fade well behind. The Ger Lyons-trained gelding may now have most to fear from My Cubby Bear, who was just denied in a maiden over C&D last week and receives 10lb from the selection. Gavoo beat Fresh Fade in a Listowel maiden back in June and was probably unsuited by the combination of 7f and soft ground at Galway last time. Whatchadoin showed good pace throughout when landing a maiden over C&D a couple of weeks ago.

AMIATA was a winner on his penultimate start and should put in a good show on his AW debut despite shouldering a penalty
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RAPPELL is one of four runners here to win last time out. The Paul Flynn-trained gelding scored three times last year and again showed his liking for 6f when making a successful start on this surface in September. Inishmot Prince and Dontspoilasale are closely match on running over 5f here on Wednesday, while the latter was narrowly denied by Sporting Hero over track and trip last week. Send Harry beat Imperial Dream on his penultimate start at this venue and again ran well over 7f here on Wednesday. Barbapapa struck over C&D recently, despite the rider losing his whip early in the straight.

SPORTING HERO won a C&D claimer nine days ago and, nicely treated back in a handicap, he can confirm the form with his rivals
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BADGER'S COVE didn't enjoy much luck in running when third in a Fairyhouse claimer before again shaping with promise for current connections when making his handicap debut at this venue. He had both John La Bear and Wingit behind when going down by a length in third and the booking of Colin Keane adds to confidence. Manifest Destiny was prominent throughout before fading into fifth over 7f at Galway and rates a threat, while Femme Beauty has indicated ability on a couple of occasions and can't be discounted.

Well supported on handicap debut over 7f here last time, BADGER'S COVE (nap) could only manage third but may make amends now
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A change in tactics combined with a first-time tongue-strap brought about considerable improvement in MY VONNIE. Running her best race to date over C&D last week, the locally-trained four-year-old attempted to make all and while headed early inside the final furlong, she still managed to finish a gallant second. Beaten a head at Navan when last seen, Just Another Eagle is an obvious danger. The Adrian McGuinness-trained Jawhary, top-weight Aurora's Beauty and Idomything, who won at Bellewstown last month, are others for the shortlist in this weak affair.

Beaten just a head at Navan recently, JUST ANOTHER EAGLE is a C&D winner and may add to her tally
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A key cog in the success of the Adrian Murray/Amo Racing story in recent years, Robson De Aguiar now saddles a first runner in his own name. SQUARE NECKER is the horse in question, with Colin Keane a significant jockey booking on this former Ralph Beckett inmate. Sent off favourite when a close third on debut at Doncaster in March, the Zarak three-year-old will be well fancied to go a couple of places better. Successful over flights when last seen at Killarney in August, Wonderfulwonderful is the second choice, with Matrice, Eastern Peace and Hexagonal other leading hopes.

Robson De Aguiar can get his training career off to the perfect start with SQUARE NECKER, who ran Bedouin Prince close on debut
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None of the eight can be safely ruled out, with SAN ANDREAS no more than a token choice. Winning a quarter of his 32 starts at this venue, the admirable nine-year-old will again be ridden by young apprentice Shay Wallace, who claims a valuable 7lb. Successful over C&D last month and narrowly beaten when attempting to follow up, the Colin Keane-ridden Quatre Bras is the second choice. Saddling his first runner earlier on the programme, Robson De Aguiar has a decent chance with Bryant, while Longbourn and No More Porter are other leading hopes.

Quatre Bras and NO MORE PORTER renew rivalry and it's the latter who can come out on top this time with a 5lb pull
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The hat-trick seeking Blackjack Hills is sure to be a popular choice with punters and, with his latest success coming over C&D, it will come as no surprise if he strikes again. One of five handicap debutants in the line-up, Minaun View is another sure to have plenty of supporters. Claimed by current connections after finishing second on her latest start, it will be interesting to see how she copes with this step up in trip. For a selection, it might be worth taking a chance on NO MORE KISSES. Last seen finishing fifth on what was her second start in handicap company, she is open to further progress. Andy Slattery's Drucker, UK winner Magna Gee Gee and Galley Point are others for the shortlist.

The highly progressive BLACKJACK HILLS can rattle off a hat-trick of wins in quick succession. Drucker can follow him home
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