14:20 Catterick Handicap (Class 5) 14f  - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:20 Catterick Handicap (Class 5) 14f  Race Class Flow

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Disqualified for whip misuse having finished first past the post at Doncaster in July, SWIFT TUTTLE can gain compensation on this occasion off a 3lb higher mark. The son of Fast Company gets the vote ahead of course specialist The Dancing Poet and Kitsune Power, who drops down from class 3 company. The latter's stablemate Sameem took this prize 12 months ago under Emily Roberts.

THE DANCING POET goes particularly well here and has already scored twice this season. He makes most appeal. Swift Tuttle and Lindwall could be the principal dangers.

This can go to KITSUNE POWER, who is only 2lb higher than when winning in June and has been placed in higher-grade company since.

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14:50 Catterick Handicap (Class 5) 5f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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14:50 Catterick Handicap (Class 5) 5f Race Class Flow

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BIRKENHEAD has developed quite the love affair with this track, having scored on two of his last three starts over this C&D, including last time out. A 2lb rise for that success could prove lenient and he can double up at the main expense of Albegone, who remains on a winnable mark and was runner-up here recently. Having finished in the first three on three of her last four outings, the consistent Miss Anya is likely to be thereabouts as well.

Preference is for ALBEGONE, who has dropped to a decent mark and returned to form here last month. Birkenhead and Miss Anya should also go well.

The rain came just in time for a number of these, including GOOD POINT. Last year's winner Albegone holds decent claims too.

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15:20 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 12f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:20 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 12f Race Class Flow

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LAUDABLE followed up his opening success at Ayr with another 1m2f victory at Ripon last time, and the way he finished during both those victories gave every indication that he may relish going back up in distance now. Similar comments apply to Due Consideration, who has never raced over this far and has been in consistent form of late without winning. Narrowly denied over 1m6f here recently, Normandy Vista is another key player for connections that usually do well here.

NORMANDY VISTA has been given a chance by the handicapper and found some improvement when runner-up here last month. He can open his account. Laudable and Due Consideration are feared most.

The recent rain has probably done none of these any favours but DUE CONSIDERATION has won on good to soft and he should stay okay.

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15:52 Catterick Stakes (Class 5) 6f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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15:52 Catterick Stakes (Class 5) 6f Race Class Flow

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BRAZILIAN ROSE made a winning debut at Lingfield where the 7f trip pushed her stamina to the limit. Richard Hughes' filly beat a couple of subsequent winners on that occasion, so that form looks rock-solid and she can defy a penalty over this shorter distance. Scarboroughwarning debuts on the turf and rates a threat on last month's second in a handicap over today's distance at Chelmsford, while Glowchester has shown some ability in a couple of starts over the minimum trip and is worth a second glance.

There should be more to come from BRAZILIAN ROSE, who was well supported when making a winning debut at Lingfield last month. She can follow up. Scarboroughwarning and Oligopoly are next best.

Brazilian Rose did well at Lingfield and dropping back to 6f won't harm, but conceding 9lb to SCARBOROUGHWARNING won't be easy.

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16:22 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 6f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:22 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 6f Race Class Flow

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One Of Our Own has already won three times over C&D and is not easily dismissed despite a further 4lb rise for his latest victory, but ALFA WHITEBURD is of more interest. Craig Lidster's sprinter ran well for a long way at Redcar on his seasonal debut and drops in grade with every chance off a 1lb lower mark. Crocodile Power and Highjacked are other course winners to consider, with the latter looking the more favourably handicapped of that pair.

ONE OF OUR OWN is fast becoming a Catterick specialist and she can record her fourth win from her last 5 starts. Tickets shaped well off his reduced mark when third at Southwell and is next best ahead of recent C&D scorer Crocodile Power.

The 4yo OPAL STORM (nap) didn't have the race run to suit last time at Beverley and this consistent filly is worth another go over 6f.

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16:57 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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16:57 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f Race Class Flow

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MONKEY MISS had shown progressive form to land a double over today's distance before finding the mile trip on the Polytrack at Lingfield beyond her. She can resume winning ways off only 3lb higher than her latest success at Brighton. Highland Olly opened his account with a victory at Musselburgh and can go well again with Grant Tuer's yard firing in the winners of late, while Alfie Boy drops in class representing last year's winning trainer and any softening of the ground would bring him into the equation.

HALF MOON RISING responded well to this headgear when off the mark at Carlisle 3 weeks ago and shades the vote over Highland Olly, who also arrives on the back of a career-best win. Monkey Miss is best of the others.

This looks very open. HALF MOON RISING was good value for his win at Carlisle and he still looks well handicapped off 4lb higher.

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17:30 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f  - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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17:30 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f  Race Class Flow

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DESERT DREAM is a veteran at the age of 10, but that didn't stop him winning by four and a half lengths over C&D last month and if he runs to that same level of form, then a 6lb rise from the handicapper may not be enough to stop him. Obee Jo ran well when seventh in a better race at Carlisle last time out and he can go well as a four time C&D winner, leaving Doomsday and First Dynasty to battle for the final placing.

MR STRUTTER has been shaping quite well lately and is lower in the weights than for all 6 of his course wins, so he's taken to open his account for the season. Fellow veteran Desert Dream and Obee Joe head the dangers.

The recent rain is a major boost to the chances of MISS WILLOWS who is a different horse with cut underfoot and she likes it here.

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18:05 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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18:05 Catterick Handicap (Class 6) 7f Race Class Flow

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Mutanaaseq landed this race last year off a mark of 67 and although he has not won in 12 outings since, he races off 10lb lower now and cannot be ignored. He can go well, but RAIN CAP has also won here (four times) and was only beaten a short-head off 1lb lower over C&D last month. He could go one better now with a clear run, although Penny Ghent is one to watch in first-time cheekpieces, despite carry 1lb more than her allotted mark.

JOHN KIRKUP hasn't won for nearly a year but he did well under the circumstances on his most recent outing over C&D, having raced closer to the pace than ideal, and strikes as the most appealing option. Rain Cap can have a big say if backing up his latest effort, while Homer Stokes is capable fresh, so is another to consider returning from a break.

With the recent rain in his favour and having won after an even longer break in the past, HOMER STOKES is worth chancing.

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Racecard Key

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T	Top Time speeed rated
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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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