12:15 Sedgefield Novices Hurdle (Class 4) 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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RECOUP beat a subsequent winner on his hurdling debut over 2m at Ludlow last month and he merits the utmost respect on the back of that performance, despite carrying a 7lb penalty. What A Johnny is also a previous winner over obstacles and could prove to be the main threat to the selection, although Coup De Coeur and Jake Stevens should not be discounted.

RECOUP looked a potentially useful novice in the making when edging out a subsequent winner on his Ludlow hurdle debut last month, so he's a straightforward choice to defy a penalty. What A Johnny and Coup de Coeur can battle it out for minor honours.

Fergal O'Brien's RECOUP handled soft ground well in France and he beat a respected rival with the pair dominant at Ludlow.

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12:30 Tramore Maiden Hurdle 16f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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JOLIE COEUR ALLEN appeals on her hurdling debut. She was runner-up on her sole start on the level in France and was pitched into a Grade 2 mares' bumper at Aintree, on her debut for Willie Mullins, where she finished fifth. An absolute plethora of winners have come out of that race in April. Ciaran Murphy has always thought a bit of Soldante who has been placed in three testing-ground bumpers which will stand to him on his first crack at hurdles. Bloomhill is a former point-to-point winner who had more horses behind him than in front of him when sixth in a Navan maiden hurdle.

JOLIE COEUR ALLEN failed to measure up to expectations when sent off favourite for a Grade 2 bumper on debut for Willie Mullins at Aintree during the spring, but she remains of strong interest having shaped very well indeed on her sole start in France. It will be disappointing should she fail to deliver now switched to hurdles in a race of this nature. Glendine Billy and Soldante both showed ability in bumpers, too, and they could both be in line for place money.

With no depth to this maiden, it's hard getting away from Icare Allen's half-sister JOLIE COEUR ALLEN. She showed plenty in bumpers.

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12:40 Southwell Handicap Chase (Class 4) 20f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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FAZAYTE completed a hat-trick in this sphere when defying a 4lb rise for a Market Rasen hurdles triumph at Sedgefield earlier this month. The eight-year-old's willing attitude is likely to stand him in good stead once more and he looks the one to beat. Tom Creen arrives in fine fettle having registered a double at the County Durham track recently, although the sharper nature of this course presents him with a different test. Somespring Special likely has better days ahead and she also makes some appeal.

TOM CREEN and Fazayte are both bidding to extend winning sequences but the former looks the one who could still be ahead of his mark. Sageburg County disappointed on his comeback but is worth another chance given the style of his chase debut win at Market Rasen back in May.

Fazayte and Tom Creen are racking up the wins but last year's winner GENEROUS DAY looks interesting with a run under his belt.

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12:50 Sedgefield Handicap Chase (Class 5) 27f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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ONESTEPATATIME won over C&D earlier in the month and the John Wainwright-trained mare merits plenty of respect off just a 4lb higher mark here. Reign Suepreme also got his head in front over this track and trip last time and he has to be of interest as a result, while Storm Tiger should not be underestimated on his return to action.

ONESTEPATATIME enhanced her good C&D record when leading late on last time and might be able to defy the handicapper again at her favoured venue. Storm Tiger is more than capable off his mark and will be a danger if ready to roll on his reappearance. Reign Suepreme, like the selection a last-time-out C&D winner, is another who should get involved.

The lowly weighted REIGN SUEPREME is marginally preferred to Onestepatatime, with both of them recent C&D winners.

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13:00 Tramore Maiden Hurdle 21f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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BANPRIONSA was outgunned in a maiden hurdle at Cork, but finished well clear of the remainder in second and can go one better. This slight step up in trip ought to suit her well as former winner of a point-to-point. There is surely more to come from Thegingrin who was a winner 'between the flags' last year before finishing sixth in a bumper and a maiden hurdle last season. She could return in good heart after a break. Rachel's Secret disappointed in a bumper at Galway but, prior to that, was runner-up over flights in Tramore which gives her claims. Whiskey Lady ran one of her better races when fourth at Punchestown and the form has been franked. She would prefer better ground, though.

BANPRIONSA pulled clear with another well-regarded sort when second of 18 at Cork on debut and should prove hard to beat. Rachel's Secret and Thegingrin can fight out minor honours.

Barring accidents, this should be a walk in the park for BANPRIONSA who was clear of the rest in chasing home a talented mare at Cork.

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13:10 Southwell Handicap Chase (Class 5) 24f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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EURKASH offered plenty of encouragement when finishing a close-up second over a trip short of his best (2m4f) at Warwick. That was the nine-year-old's seasonal bow and any improvement for that and the extra yardage could make him tough to beat, with first-time cheekpieces also likely to help. Star Flyer posted a solid third on his chasing debut at Huntingdon and is feared most off 2lb lower. Sadler's Bay is another to note.

It could be worth chancing BRING THE ACTION, who should strip fitter for his return and is potentially on a good mark back in this sphere. Star Flyer made a decent start over fences when third at Huntingdon and rates a big threat with improvement likely, with Eurkash another to consider having only been just denied on his comeback at Warwick.

Stepping back up in trip can suit SADLER'S BAY judged on his bold show in a 3m1f handicap hurdle in May. Star Flyer is next best.

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13:20 Sedgefield Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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HARPER VALLEY won a novice hurdle at Hexham in May when last seen and that effort suggests that he can be successful in a race of this nature off a mark of 105. Hashtag Boum failed to fire on her most recent outing but it is far too soon to be writing her off, especially in an event as modest as this. Others to consider are Ashington and Hartur D'oudairies.

Unexposed HARPER VALLEY and Hashtag Boum might be the pair to focus on, with a narrow preference for the former who switches to handicap company on the back of his Hexham novice success in May. Ashington competes below a mark of 120 for the first time in handicap hurdles and is another who could have a say.

Although he lacks a recent run, HARPER VALLEY looks nicely handicapped on the form of his novice success at Hexham.

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13:30 Tramore Handicap Hurdle 21f - 9 Run Class & Speed Card

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MITIVA should make the most of this easier opportunity having shaped well in a stronger contest at Thurles last time. A former bumper winner, the Liz Doyle-trained five-year-old was well supported close to the off and after travelling nicely throughout, she was just tapped for toe late on, suggesting this step up in trip is exactly what she needs. Off a mark of 102, the JP McManus-owned mare looks nicely treated. Good As Hell has to be a contender off a rating some 24lb lower than her chase mark. The daughter of Shantou remains relatively unexposed over hurdles so will be a threat to all. C&D winner Robyndeglory continues to run well, finishing third on her latest three starts. Returning to this venue could see the eight-year-old step up once again.

Although C'EST RIEN is a 17-race maiden she hasn't had too many chances in handicaps and she shaped well enough at Fairyhouse last time to think she has a race in her off this mark. Magic Conqueror made a solid return to action when runner-up at Thurles last month and is second choice ahead of Mitiva, who also arrives on the back of a good effort at Thurles.

Although a 17-race maiden, C'EST RIEN has twice performed well in a tongue-tie and her turn looks near.

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13:40 Southwell NH Flat Race (Class 5) 16f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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Ned Cash displayed enough ability on his fifth-placed debut in a bumper at Warwick last season to suggest that he could land a race in this sphere. He makes most appeal of those with experience, but newcomer JUST LUCKY SIVOLA gets the nod. Paul Nicholls' four-year-old is a half-brother to a French Listed hurdle winner, and sustained support in the market would increase interest further. Lindy Reilly could fare best of the remainder.

French-bred JUST LUCKY SIVOLA is from the family of high-class pair Cyborgo and Hors La Loi III so he's taken to make a winning start for his top trainer. Ned Cash shaped well first-time up at Warwick despite finishing lame so is respected, while Weem is another newcomer to note.

Ned Cash showed up well in April but faces some interesting newcomers, notably the Nicholls-trained JUST LUCKY SIVOLA.

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13:50 Sedgefield Handicap Chase (Class 5) 17f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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Although course winner SIX ONE NINE failed to get his head in front during his last campaign, he posted several creditable efforts in defeat and could be worth chancing on his reappearance. Guillaume made a satisfactory return to action when fourth at Doncaster and he is also worthy of consideration, along with Take Centre Stage, who offered enough promise on his fourth-placed chase debut at Kelso to suggest he is up to winning at this level.

Placed twice over hurdles last term, TAKE CENTRE STAGE displayed plenty of promise when fourth on chase debut at Kelso last month, an overly-positive ride seemingly catching him out having gone comfortably like the best horse at the weights. Open to improvement in this sphere, he can confirm the promise of that run and come out on top. Guillaume for Donald McCain and Six One Nine head up the dangers.

The call is TAKE CENTRE STAGE (nap) who jumped well on his chase debut at Kelso and looked as though he might win for a long way.

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14:00 Tramore Handicap Hurdle 21f - 16 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Bowe family-owned and trained KILN TIME may be able to follow up his recent win at Wexford. Having finished runner-up at Fairyhouse on his return from a long absence, the seven-year-old took another step forward to record a first career win last time. Lightly raced with just the five runs to his name, the son of Leading Light has scope for further improvement in the coming months. C&D winner Cruisin Susan hinted at a return to form when a staying-on fourth at Wexford earlier this month. A maiden hurdle winner here last August, she could benefit from returning to this tight track. Early Arrival also registered his sole career win to date at this venue, but has shown enough in subsequent outings to suggest he is capable of defying his present handicap mark.

KILN TIME has much improved since switched to handicaps and should have more to offer having pulled clear with the runner-up at Wexford 11 days ago. Golden Symphony made a decent start for this yard when third at Limerick so is respected, while Buachaillbocht is one to note now handicapping for shrewd connections.

A 6lb rise in the ratings for winning at Wexford may not be enough to prevent the late-developing KILN TIME from following up.

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14:10 Southwell Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 24f - 3 Run Class & Speed Card

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STRATTON OAKMONT showed plenty of promise when third over 2m5f at Warwick three weeks ago on his return from a spell between the flags. With the benefit of that run behind him, the seven-year-old could get the better of Mountain Leopard, who brings decent form to the table but hasn't been seen since May. Others to consider are Steal My Sunshine and Our Bill's Aunt.

This step up in trip could be the catalyst for a first success under Rules for STRATTON OAKMONT, who put in a good shift when third on his reappearance at Warwick three weeks ago, with the re-opposing Steal My Sunshine back in fourth. Mountain Leopard was runner-up here on his latest start during the spring and is feared most ahead of the consistent Our Bill's Aunt.

This looks competitive but stable form edges the vote for the Venetia Williams-trained MOUNTAIN LEOPARD.

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14:20 Sedgefield Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 17f - 10 Run Class & Speed Card

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Whitehaven was a useful performer on the Flat and offered enough in three qualifying runs over hurdles to suggest that his opening mark of 99 is workable in this sphere. Donald McCain's gelding warrants respect off top weight but slight preference is for FOR THREE, who may have made his move too soon when collared in the closing stages over C&D and a 4lb rise doesn't appear insurmountable. Subsequent winner El Jefe was behind in third that day and completes the shortlist.

FOR THREE shaped well setting out for a new yard from his much-reduced mark when runner-up over C&D 19 days ago, so he's the percentage call to go one better. Last-time-out winners El Jefe and Mr Rumbalicious head the opposition.

For Three had EL JEFE behind when they met here this month but Conor Rabbitt can claim his 5lb on the selection this time.

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14:30 Tramore Maiden Chase 22f - 15 Run Class & Speed Card

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The Paul Nolan-trained NOBLE BLUE can record a first career win over fences having chased home a smart sort on his chasing debut last time. Also runner-up in a point-to-point, the five-year-old showed ability in three starts over hurdles but the fact connections switched his attention to chasing so soon clearly suggests they feel this is his forte. Carrig Carol, a winner over hurdles at Fairyhouse last November, was a place behind the Nolan runner in the aforementioned Gowran race. She gives the impression that stepping up to this trip will see her in a better light, although she has plenty to find on that bare form. Point-to-point winner Hot As Pepper will need to stage a revival of sorts having been out of form recently, but the switch to fences makes her of some interest.

If NOBLE BLUE makes the expected progress from his Gowran chase debut he could take a bit of stopping here. Carrig Carol and Wee Charlie will be threats if back to the level of their chase debuts, while Gavin Cromwell's Leish Oscars Son would also firmly enter the reckoning if getting a run.

Paul Nolan's NOBLE BLUE has the beating of several of these on Gowran form and is interesting on account of his point-to-point second

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14:40 Southwell Maiden Hurdle (Class 4) 16f - 6 Run Class & Speed Card

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In an open event, a chance can be taken on ALLJANI, who was useful on the Flat over 6f/7f in Germany and she could be hard to beat if seeing out the trip here. Telepathique outran odds of 50/1 to finish second at Newbury on her hurdling bow and is likely to be in the mix, while Fortune Forever looks best of the rest.

This represents a good opportunity for TELEPATHIQUE, who made a positive start in this sphere when chasing home a fairly useful and experienced type at Newbury. Fortune Forever was also runner-up on her hurdles debut and is feared most back on better ground after presumably finding conditions too testing last time. Lady Caro is third on the list, while it will be interesting to see which way Alljani, a winner on the Flat in Germany, goes in the betting.

The form from bumpers and hurdle races does not exactly quicken the pulse. However, Fortune Forever and TELEPATHIQUE head that list.

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14:50 Sedgefield Handicap Chase (Class 5) 19f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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ZUCKERBERG ran a very promising race when second over this C&D on his reappearance earlier in the month and, despite going up 2lb for that performance, he could go one better today with that run expected to bring him on. Methusalar has failed to sparkle in two starts over fences so far but has slipped to an attractive mark and he can take much closer order today. Beat The Edge should also be thereabouts.

The majority of these hold few secrets but ex-pointer BALLYBEG BOSS, who displayed promise over hurdles last term, looks the type to do better in this sphere and could be the way to go on return/back up in trip. Zuckerberg returned with a good second over C&D 3 weeks ago and a repeat gives him claims. Beat The Edge and Methusalar are also worth a look.

Zuckerberg and Beat The Edge are respected but METHUSALAR could be interesting back down in distance.

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15:00 Tramore Handicap Chase 22f - 12 Run Class & Speed Card

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Declan Queally has his horses in excellent form at present, with the Co Waterford handler saddling 11 winners from just 16 runners so far this point-to-point season. Successful on the opening day of the current campaign at Castletown-Geoghegan, INTERSKY SUNSET followed up over flights at Gowran in a 20-runner affair. Switching to the larger obstacles now, the 92-rated six-year-old will be ridden by Jack Hendrick who claims a valuable 7lb. Top-weight Kings Halo is given second preference with Danny Mullins in the saddle. Narrowly beaten at Clonmel on his most recent start, the James Dullea-trained eight-year-old is likely to have plenty of supporters in his bid to go a place better. Returning to the scene of his sole success, Maciver is of interest with Darragh O'Keeffe aboard, while others for the shortlist in this competitive contest are Glenmalure Lodge, Rudy Catrail, Kilashee and General Ryan.

Having registered another victory between the flags, INTERSKY SUNSET continued the good work back over hurdles when landing a 20-runner event in good style at Gowran 17 days ago. She's worth keeping on side now her attentions switch back to chasing. Kings Halo rates the chief danger, ahead of General Ryan.

There should be more improvement to come from recent handicap hurdle winner INTERSKY SUNSET (nap), whose rider's claim is an asset.

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15:10 Southwell Handicap Hurdle (Class 5) 16f - 4 Run Class & Speed Card

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Having been given a chance by the handicapper, FERRYBRIDGE is fancied to to get his head in front for the first time in 12 starts. James Owen's charge has been dropped 6lb for his modest fifth at Fakenham and he now appears on a very tempting mark. Ring Of Beara is feared most having also been eased in the ratings, while Jack's A Legend is noted too.

RING OF BEARA should be suited by the return to likely less testing conditions and might be up to giving the weight away to lesser opposition. Second choice is We Gotta Getaway, who could take a step forward now handicapping for the first time. Ferrybridge might also be capable of making an impact having been dropped 6 lb.

The most appealing option is RING OF BEARA, who ran quite well on soft ground at Kelso last month.

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15:20 Sedgefield NH Flat Race (Class 5) 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

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DEEP STRATO impressed when scoring in facile fashion in a point-to-point at Corbridge back in the spring and he can get off the mark at the first time of asking under Rules. Donald McCain's recruit is a half-brother to smart chaser Visionarian and appears a nice prospect. The biggest danger might be Vanilla Dancer, who was a modest third on debut over C&D but improvement can be expected. Diamond Geezer completes the shortlist.

Point recruit DEEP STRATO gets the nod to make a winning start for the Donald McCain/Brian Hughes combination. Olly Murphy has a good 21% strike-rate in bumpers in the last 5 seasons so his newcomer Diamond Geezer rates a likely threat, while Vanilla Dancer showed a fair level of ability when third on her C&D debut.

Olly Murphy is 3-6 in bumpers at this track and DIAMOND GEEZER is from the family of his high-class Brewin'upastorm.

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15:30 Tramore NH Flat Race 16f - 8 Run Class & Speed Card

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WHERE'S MY JET, Cappucino and The Last Drop are the standout names, with preference for the twice raced former. Coming from off the pace, the Jet Away four-year-old finished a fine fourth in a bumper at the Galway Festival and had two subsequent winners in behind. Previously trained by Cormac Farrell, the selection is now in the care of Willie Mullins and with Jody Townend in the saddle, he looks the one to beat. Placed on three of his four starts to date, Cappucino is sure to prove popular with punters. Fourth in a Listed contest on his penultimate start, the Westerner bay was beaten into second when sent off favourite over the course and distance last month. The Last Drop was an encouraging sixth of 16 at Galway and should come on plenty for that debut effort. Noriska De La Mare has some decent form to her name and is a sister to recent Navan bumper winner Springt De La Mare. The Philip Fenton-trained five-year-old has each-way claims, while Battle Roar, a half-brother to Grade 1 winner Apache Stronghold is another that warrants respect.

WHERE'S MY JET patently shaped best of those held up when fourth in a bumper that has worked out well at Galway back in July and he's of definite interest having since joined the Willie Mullins yard. Cappucino rates the chief threat, ahead of The Last Drop.

The suggestion is WHERE'S MY JET who has shown promise in both his runs and he's now with Willie Mullins.

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15:40 Southwell Handicap Hurdle (Class 4) 20f - 5 Run Class & Speed Card

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HILL OF TARA has made the perfect start to life in handicaps, scoring at Ffos Las and Leicester by an aggregate of almost 24 lengths, and this looks a good opportunity to continue his winning sequence. Venetia Williams' six-year-old escapes a penalty for last week's stroll in a conditional jockeys' event and is very tough to oppose. Montregard might give him most to think about off a nice opening rating, while God's Own Getaway is also worthy of respect.

HILL OF TARA has been much improved following his switch to handicaps this term, supplementing his Ffos Las reappearance success with an utterly dominant display at Leicester 8 days ago. He looks to hold sound claims again and earns the vote to complete the hat-trick. Handicap debutants God's Own Getaway and Montregard rate the chief dangers.

Hill Of Tara goes for his hat-trick but faces at least two promising opponents in MONTREGARD (nap) and God's Own Getaway.

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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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