There were 35 Races on Monday 8th July 2019 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Worcester, 8 races at Ayr, 7 races at Roscommon, 6 races at Ripon, 7 races at Windsor, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Redcar third Saint Of Katowice has to be feared but AINSDALE makes plenty of appeal on breeding and gets the vote.
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There may be improvement to come from TANRUDY on this first start since wind surgery and he gets the vote over The Manuscript.
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An open-looking contest. A chance is taken that the Irish 3yo KINCH will show improvement for this drop back in trip/grade.
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Dan Skelton's AL SHAHIR has failed to complete his last two races but retains the potential to build upon his promising chase debut.
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Mark Johnston's filly WARNING FIRE looked in excellent nick when dominating over 7f on Friday and can defy a 6lb penalty.
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Preference is for NO QUARTER ASKED, who showed clear promise at Perth. Felicissimus and Heart Of A Lion are respected newcomers.
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The two mares may come to the fore, with MERRY BANTER taken to beat Oriental Lilly.
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The one to beat is BOOMARANG, who made all for a comfortable C&D success in May and now bids to complete a hat-trick.
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Preference is for the Irish 3yo EXCELCIUS, who probably has an easier task than previously this term and can show improvement.
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Irish point winner BANNIXTOWN GLORY made a pleasing start to her rules career when second at Southwell last month and gets the nod.
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The three Irish challengers are in better form than most. LEVER DU SOLEIL (nap) is first choice, ahead of Machiavelli.
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The pick is C&D winner HAAFAPIECE (nap), who would have preferred a stronger pace to chase when fourth at Market Rasen last month.
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Tim Easterby's 3yo DREAMSELLER suggested his turn might be near when a close fourth at Beverley and he gets the nod.
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The suggestion is GREAT TEMPO, who ran quite well over fences last month and has slipped to a tempting hurdle mark.
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Tentative preference is for CAMBELEZA, who needs to prove he's effective on fast ground but made an encouraging seasonal debut in June.
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Princess Keira is respected, but slight preference is for triple course winner KINGLAMI, who went close at Chepstow last time.
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The maiden in which POTALA PALACE was runner-up last time received a form boost since and he can go one better now
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Good Earth sets the standard but slight preference is for IRISH ACCLAIM, who shaped with plenty of promise here on his recent debut.
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This could well go to FESTINA PLENTE after her narrow defeat at Bellewstown last week with a good draw and the drop back to this trip in her favour
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It could pay to chance one of the newcomers, with UNDER THE STARS edging preference over Ghost Of Alcatraz.
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Archie Watson's IZVESTIA won two 1m2f sellers in May and has leading claims if she can bounce back near her best back at this trip.
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A punt is take here with the well-drawn PROCURATOR who has been consistent and comes here after an unlucky run at Limerick last time
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Although a 4lb rise is annoying, ASCOT WEEK did well to go so close at Ayr given how that race panned out for him.
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This can go to WEDDING DATE (nap), who resumed her progress when scoring at Newmarket last month and a 4lb rise for that win looks fair.
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Her overall form, despite an average run at Cork last time, gives SOVEREIGNS BRIGHT the edge and she will probably never get a better chance
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This is a step back up in grade for AGRAVAIN but he was nicely in command in the closing stages at Beverley on Friday.
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The vote goes to MAGIC SHUFFLE, who finished well to win at Bath on his stable debut and is a major player again if he can back that up.
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Ger Lyons has given HELIAC plenty of time to mature and that patience can be rewarded with a follow-up win to her Cork maiden success
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Britannia also-ran SAMEEM (nap) is not without hope of an easy lead on a track that traditionally suits front runners.
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Godolphin's newcomer Global Hunter will need to be very useful to beat an on-song KING ADEMAR, who recorded an RPR of 99 last month.
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While MASAFF hasn't developed into the horse that many thought he might become, he should be capable of taking this Listed prize
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An open race may go to MONTALVAN, who pulled clear with the winner at Doncaster last time.
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Top of the list is JOHNNY KIDD, who was an improved second in a 1m3f maiden last month and looks on a fair mark for his handicap debut.
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This is a good chance for JERANDME(nap) who has won a bumper and a maiden hurdle here, and a repeat of his close second to Royal Illusion at Leopardstown is likely to be good enough.
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Morning Duel has one of these in her but the very well bred STAGEHAND could yet prove to be above average.
Ths is the racecard key.
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