There were 28 Races on Tuesday 10th December 2019 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Tramore, 6 races at Uttoxeter, 7 races at Fontwell, 8 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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French import DOLCITA may land the spoils for Mullins with Telmesomethinggirl likely to prove best of a quartet for her stable.
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Here's Bingo showed considerable improvement last month and looks the main threat to TWO SAMS (nap).
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Handicap debutants Sastruga and DESQUE DE L'ISLE catch the eye and the latter gets a narrow vote to score for Venetia Williams.
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The preferred option is LORD BORU, second in this race last year after a long absence
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Both Christmas In April and Tea Time On Mars are respected but MANOFTHEMOUNTAIN is preferred.
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Although Vereina looks sure to make a bold bid to complete a hat-trick, she may have to give best to the less-exposed SEE FOREVER.
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Willie Mullins' French import FIVE O'CLOCK certainly won't have to be anything special to make a winning Irish debut
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This should be easy for GELBOE DE CHANAY. Zamani is next best.
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Some interesting hurdling debutants are on show but the proven jumping form of BULLIONAIRE makes him the most likely winner.
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This looks open but ROMELLA possibly has most potential for improvement following her second placing over 2m in her second handicap.
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With the top pair having something to prove, BALLY LONGFORD could make all the running.
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The 8yo mare WITH DISCRETION has run just three times under rules but is a dual novice hurdle winner and has plenty of potential.
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Preference is for SHAKEYTRY(nap), who ran a fine race after a long absence at Thurles last month with the step up in trip a positive
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Mystic Dreamer has live claims but preference is for EYES RIGHT.
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The lightly raced 6yo GOOD AND HARDY (nap) posted an improved performance when winning at Chepstow last month and can follow up today.
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If restored to the form of his Galway third after his bad run at Fairyhouse AN DROICHEAD GORM may be equal to this task.
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Most have something to prove but MORTENS LEAM could gain a third C&D win. Spiritofchartwell is next best.
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Harry Fry has won the last two renewals with very smart types and FREDDIE DARLING is preferred to fellow newcomer Fiddlers Tracker.
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The choice is ONE DOWN, who ran a race of some promise on his debut at Navan last month and has plenty of scope for improvement
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There could be more to come from LOCHINVER now back on a slow surface and he gets the nod ahead of Marley Firth.
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Goddess Of Fire looks a solid candidate but BOY GEORGE has hinted at ability and might be worth chancing now upped in distance.
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Millicent Fawcett will again be popular but BUSTAAN may well be able to progress past her now she's had the benefit of a run.
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This looks competitive and REQUIEMS DREAM is just a hopeful choice to complete a hat-trick on her return from a break now back up to 6f
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Lucky Lodge looks sure to be involved again but BIG LACHIE is given another chance back here after two good turf runs in September.
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With the visor retained and Ben Curtis booked, DISRUPTOR looks to have a solid chance. Lawyersgunsn'money may improve for this trip
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A useful handicap with several coming here in form. TYPHOON TEN won well at Lingfield last week though and he can defy a penalty.
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Several with chances but Grey Mist and NOBLE BEHEST are particularly appealing. Slight preference is for the latter.
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Top of the list is SIR HECTOR (nap), who was first past the post when a market springer over C&D last week and is on the same mark here
Ths is the racecard key.
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