There were 28 Races on Sunday 8th December 2019 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Kelso, 7 races at Huntingdon, 7 races at Punchestown, 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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Elf De Re is probably the most appealing of the northern-trained runners but this is likely to go to ASK HIMSELF.
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Anything Will Do, Quartz Du Rheu and TIGER VOICE are weighted to finish in a triple dead-heat but preference is for the latter
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Going up in distance looks a good move with PAGERO and he was a good Flat horse who was initially highly tried over hurdles.
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Anything that could have gone wrong for PASLEY at Punchestown last month did; he looks very hard to oppose
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6yo TWO FOR GOLD really kicked on again when scoring on his chase debut and may be able to defy a penalty to improve his record to 6-9.
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Mount Ida and Ard Abhainn both have their work cut out to beat MINELLA MELODY who can come into her own over hurdles
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At the likely prices TARADA, who has done nothing wrong in his brief career so far, makes more appeal than Slate House.
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The one to beat is TECUMSEH SHERMAN who put it up to the very smart Fury Road until his stamina ran out at Down Royal
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It looked as though the run would do WESTSTREET good when he was behind Bafana Blue last time and he can get back on track here.
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Improving types Burlesque Queen and Treacysenniscorthy are respected, but neither may cope last year's winner ARCTIC PEARL.
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Tea Clipper and Fransham are dangers but MAGIC DANCER has it in him to go very close off his current mark.
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This could be a good Graded opportunity for BATTLE OF MIDWAY to confirm his status as a useful staying novice hurdler
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7yo RUBYTWO chased home a subsequent winner on her return last month and is a big player back in trip for a yard that won this in 2016.
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This is probably close to a ideal trip for MIN who is a confident choice to repeat last season's victory over Shattered Love.
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Not for the first time ASO (nap) didn't stay 3m last time and on his second in the Ryanair at Cheltenham he boasts major claims.
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Recent C&D chase winner POWERSBOMB (nap) gets the vote over the unexposed handicap debutants Farid and Goodbye Someday
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Tom George's WILD WEST WIND ran well for a long way over 3m at Warwick on his recent return and is well treated if he can build on that
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If BREAKEN can settle better than he did over hurdles he may reverse form with Dunvegan who finished in front of him here in May.
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Few realistic contenders and the pick of those who are is WEST CORK who made a mistake at just the wrong time when beaten at Warwick
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Ballyoisin could well be coming up against a very high class opponent in CILAOS EMERY after his most impressive win at Naas
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The two previous winners might struggle to concede their penalties to the less-exposed and promising BLOSSOMING FORTH.
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Plenty of question-marks here and perhaps the safest choice is CASTAFIORE PARK who may continue on the upgrade after her Wexford win.
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A competitive bumper. VEGAS BLUE looked pretty good in brushing aside a previous winner at Bangor.
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Elimay is an exciting recruit to mares novice chasing but she has her work cut out here to cope with SINORIA, impressive at Thurles
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Hat-trick seeking No Trumps could be vulnerable to something less exposed such as CHOSEN FLAME (nap).
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Grangeclare Native obviously has lots of potential but JUNGLE JUNCTION has solid placed bumper form to his name
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Brigadier Bob is respected despite his tendency to jump left but BALLYCRYSTAL COURT still has improvement in him over fences
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The Chapel Field demands respect but a chance is taken on I'M NOT ALONE, a likely improver at this trip and nicely weighted
Ths is the racecard key.
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