There were 42 Races on Thursday 22nd August 2019 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Chepstow, 8 races at Stratford, 8 races at Killarney, 6 races at York, 6 races at Leicester, 7 races at Fontwell, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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It may pay to give ROBIN DE BROOME the chance to come good. Blue N Yellow is next best.
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None of these are remotely convincing but POWERAGE did beat some of them when third at Bath
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Smart 5f filly Liberty Beach could take some beating if as effective at 6f but she's taken on with the unbeaten UNDER THE STARS.
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Elena is unexposed and respected but AMOROUSLY ran a promising race over 7f on AW last time and can benefit from this extra furlong.
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Those who contested Group races last time can fight this out, with FLEETING PRINCE preferred to Show Me Show Me and Raahy.
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Pink Eyed Pedro should again run well but MELDRUM LAD (nap) can maintain his unbeaten record for Justin Landy.
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Both Another Boy and BOUNTY PURSUIT won recently and are ahead of the handicapper; narrow preference is for the last-named
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Kynren has been threatening to win one of these valuable handicaps but a tempting alternative is BALTIC BARON.
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Course winner DON'T STOP DANCING, outclassed in Group company at Goodwood last time, gets a narrow vote.
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There was only three quarters of a length between them in the Eclipse but ENABLE should beat Magical for the fourth time today.
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Well handicapped if he performs as he did last Friday, VALENTINO SUNRISE (nap) looks the way to go.
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One to keep Irish challengers Search For A Song and Frosty at bay is VIVIONN who shaped so well at Glorious Goodwood.
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The lightly-raced Constraint is interesting on her second run in a handicap, but NORAB ran well here last week and may be too strong
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It took a while for the penny to drop with MOUNT JANNU first time out at Galway. She should improve enough to win this.
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The suggestion is WHITEFOUNTAINFAIRY (nap), who was a major eyecatcher at Goodwood and has sound prospects off this good mark.
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Some potential improvers on show, notably Hermosura and Pecorino, but TROUBLE SHOOTER can win again despite the quicker ground.
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This looks like an ideal opportunity for dual Group 3 runner-up BLENHEIM PALACE to record the second win of his career.
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The pair to focus on look to be Escape Proof and WYCLIF, with preference for the impressive Doncaster winner.
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It might pay to take a chance with VITA VERITAS who looks potentially progressive and comes from a stable that always targets meetings here
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Knightcap is greatly respected after Monday's Catterick romp but this is different ground. FEEL GOOD FACTOR looks a likely improver.
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The big handicap success which has so far eluded DAVIDS CHARM(nap) could well come to him here. He ticks most of the boxes
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The one with the potential to rate a good deal higher than his current mark is BAALBEK (nap) and he can make a winning handicap debut.
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This might go to top-weight BLACK SCORPION, who developed into a good class handicap chaser last autumn, and his close second in this race last year proves that he goes well fresh
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Harmonise comes here in form but perhaps this is the day that KONIGIN can break her duck. Her recent reappearance was promising.
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With Liam Burke's horses in very good order, ISLAND MASTER should prove difficult to beat with the ground not an issue and having won over C&D when last seen in July
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This is wide open, but there are reasons for believing that OUTTAKE might just be seen in a very different light on his handicap debut.
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Something of an act of faith, but if MOVEWITHTHETIMES can avoid error he should be too strong for these rivals.
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Mutabaahy looks best of the older horses but MYKINDOFSUNSHINE's latest fourth has worked out and he is still open to improvement.
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