14:05 Cartmel Handicap Chase (Class 2) 21f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:05 Cartmel Handicap Chase (Class 2) 21f Race Class Flow

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A game winner over C&D in May, Ubetya can go close off a 6lb higher mark, but the reopposing MARSHALLED is 1lb better off with his rival here for a nose defeat and is fancied to reverse the form of the aforementioned contest. Ben Haslam's inmate has been fairly consistent of late and, despite racing off a career-high mark, looks the one to beat. Quoi De Neuf adds further spice to the race off the same mark following a cosy win at Fakenham last month.

ARTHUR'S QUAY could be ready to resume winning ways given how he finished here 5 weeks ago. Irish-trained runners hold a strong hand, headed by the thriving Arctic Ambition and his stablemate Walking The Walk.

The step back up in trip looks a likely plus for ARTHUR'S QUAY and he's the pick ahead of Gordon Elliott's Arctic Ambition.

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14:40 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 17f - 13 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:40 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 2) 17f Race Class Flow

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A case can be made for several of these, but Irish raider BANKS BOY gets the vote following a pleasing second at Cork in May. Although he has gone up 11lb for that, there is likely more to come from Gordon Elliott's inmate and the unexposed son of Getaway could benefit from a drop in distance. Castel Gandolfo secured a comfortable success over 2m at Kelso most recently and is feared most now 4lb above that mark, while Fiveonefive completes the shortlist.

A few with chances but HURRICANE ALI is a likeable sort who can race off the same mark as when a good second at Aintree so he edges the vote at the chief expense of Kelso scorer Castel Gandolfo. Belvedere Blast is another who can have a say on the back of his recent Hexham success, with the handily-weighted Hallowed Star completing the shortlist.

The Gordon Elliott-trained BANKS BOY (nap) went close behind a subsequent winner in a big field at Cork in May and is the selection.

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15:21 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 22f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:21 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 22f Race Class Flow

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This could go the way of the hat-trick seeking LATINO FLING, who has gone up 5lb following a comfortable success over 2m4f at Worcester last month. A rise of the aforementioned amount may not be enough to stop her adding to her tally and she is fancied to get the better of Presenting Pete, who was going well when coming to grief at the last at Southwell most recently. City Derby is another to bear in mind.

Plenty with chances, with a narrow vote going the way of PRESENTING PETE who would have gone close but for departing late on at Southwell. City Derby was second over C&D last time and heads the dangers.

Having been a good second over C&D last time, CITY DERBY is taken to go one better. The in-form mare Latino Fling is second choice.

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16:01 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 25f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:01 Cartmel Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 25f Race Class Flow

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CLASSIC LADY has proved a different proposition since making the running and a 7lb penalty for her 11-length romp at Hexham last Sunday may not be enough to prevent Mark Walford's eight-year-old from completing a hat-trick. Strike Of Lighting appears fairly treated on his victory here in May and is feared most off 6lb higher in the ratings, while Shantou Sunset also arrives in good heart and is another to note.

CLASSIC LADY is firmly on the up and much of her opposition are well exposed, so she's a confident choice to land the hat-trick. Baby Sham is also going the right way and could be involved if taking part (entered here on Friday), while Strike of Lightning can't be dismissed having opened his account here last time.

This could be between two at the foot of the weights, with May's C&D winner STRIKE OF LIGHTING preferred ahead of Classic Lady.

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16:35 Cartmel Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:35 Cartmel Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 17f Race Class Flow

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Titanium Moon recorded a double when coasting home at Stratford recently and can't be ruled out in her current form. However, Donald McCain's mare may struggle to concede 9lb to last-time-out winner NEW YEAR HONOURS. The four-year-old justified strong support in a maiden hurdle at Punchestown last month and that looks the best form on offer. Hard As Nails makes her hurdling debut on the back of two triumphs in bumpers and shouldn't be underestimated.

In a first-time tongue tie on her return, NEW YEAR HONOURS bounced back to the level of her hurdling debut form when winning a Punchestown maiden 22 days ago and she can build on that effort to score again. Titanium Moon isn't taken lightly, though, as she bids for a hat-trick, with Hard As Nails the pick of the remainder as she starts off over hurdles.

New Year Honours and Hard As Nails are both respected but preference is for TITANIUM MOON, who is proven over C&D.

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17:10 Cartmel Handicap Chase (Class 4) 17f - 11 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:10 Cartmel Handicap Chase (Class 4) 17f Race Class Flow

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A Mere Bagatelle won with something in hand when recording a first success over the larger obstacles at Kilbeggan last month. Nevertheless, Shark Hanlon's gelding may be worth taking on now racing off a 16lb higher mark on these shores. COPPER FOX shaped better than the beaten distance when weakening into third at Market Rasen in June and this sharper track might see the six-year-old to better effect. The in-form Follow Your Arrow drops in trip and is a viable alternative.

A tricky finale to solve but the suggestion is CHECK MY PULSE, who shaped much better than the bare result after a troubled passage when finishing with a flourish at Hexham just over a fortnight ago. A first-time tongue tie goes on and Rebecca Menzies' charge can double his tally over the larger obstacles. A Mere Bagatelle won over hurdles here last year and heads up the dangers after a facile success at Kilbeggan 4 weeks ago, ahead of Getaway Luv and Follow Your Arrow.

The suggestion is COPPER FOX, who has made a pretty good start to his chasing career and may still have potential.

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Racecard Key

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	TomForm top stats, gold rated
	TomForm top stats silver rated
	Ran similar race before
S	TomForm fatstest rated speed horse, last time out
T	Top Time speeed rated
	Top Racingpost rated
	At the races watchout for
	At the races top pick
	Top rated for thet statistic

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How to use Tomform

Please Watch this short video that will help you learn how to use Tomform.com to filter out the runners and find a winner in each race.

This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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