There were 21 Races on Wednesday 4th December 2019 across 3 meetings. There was 7 races at Lingfield, 6 races at Haydock, 8 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Although he could do with running a straighter course, the pick of BROUGHTONS FLARE's form entitles him to great respect.
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Ex Irish HOLY ELEANOR could hardly be in better hands for tackling British nurseries and can build on her Wolverhampton fourth.
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With their form having substance, the handicap debutants Teescomponentstrig and ASHFIELD PADDY are interesting types.
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7f around here could be ideal for BABY STEPS and he is preferred to Intisaab.
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Preference is for KEEP WONDERING, who should build on his solid Aintree effort. Bally Conor and Blue Laureate are dangers.
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Victory Bond has a chance of turning the tables on KASBAAN but it's anticipated that the selection has more to offer at 1m2f.
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Useful DASHEL DRASHER departed early in a Grade 2 at Newbury last Friday but this looks winnable granted a clear round.
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The step back up to 1m4f was the catalyst for a first win from MRS IVY (nap) last time and this unexposed 3yo can defy a 4lb rise.
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The verdict goes to SUNNY EXPRESS. Marie's Rock and On To Victory are respected.
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Roger Charlton's TACITLY created a good impression on debut (fourth), in a race dominated throughout by market rivals with experience.
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In a refitted tongue-tie COBOLOBO (nap) should be able to confirm last season's promise and record a first win over fences.
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Veteran YASIR has been running well enough to suggest he may be the answer, with his career winning haul - 15 wins - another plus.
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With the step up in trip a possible plus, NEBUCHADNEZZAR is taken to open his account. Informateur is respected.
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Preference is for MAAZEL, who was a creditable second at Lingfield on Saturday and is on the same mark here for an in-form yard.
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The leading contender is AL DAWODIYA, who was only just caught at Chelmsford on her recent return and should appreciate this drop to 6f
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It might be worth sticking with MITTY'S SMILE, who made all in a C&D nursery last time and may well be able to repeat the trick here.
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Top of the list is LADY DANCEALOT, who surged to victory in a Class 2 at Chelmsford last time and a 5lb rise for that win looks fair.
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Weekender has a good chance on his 1m6f form but LOXLEY ran creditably over C&D last time and gets the vote.
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Back down in class and with a recent return run under his belt, ILHABELA FACT can account for Royal Star and Lord Halifax.
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The vote goes to 3yo RANGALI ISLAND (nap), who was an easy breakthrough winner over C&D last month and is open to further progress.
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15lb below his last winning mark and representing a yard doing well this last week, THE WARRIOR is preferred to Purple Paddy.
Ths is the racecard key.
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