There were 51 Races on Monday 1st May 2023 across 7 meetings. There was 7 races at Down Royal, 7 races at Windsor, 7 races at Bath, 7 races at Kempton, 8 races at Curragh, 8 races at Warwick, 7 races at Beverley, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Based on the summary, 3/1 (5) PRINCESS NAOMI seems to be the strongest contender as she has coped well with the drop in trip and won over the course and distance just 10 days ago. She also has a good jockey on board and is expected to perform well again. 7/1 (9) ALAINN TU, who finished second to 3/1 (5) PRINCESS NAOMI in the last race, is also a strong contender with a better weight advantage this time. 11/1 (6) JAX EDGE, an unexposed filly who shaped nicely last time, could be a dark horse to watch out for. Other horses may have to improve significantly to challenge the top contenders.

PRINCESS NAOMI won a similar event over C&D 10 days ago and a 4lb rise in the ratings for that success may not be enough to stop her here. That said, Alainn Tu and My Delilah weren't that far behind her in the minor money on that occasion and the swing in the weights could see them close the gap. Dercol is improving steadily and merits consideration on his handicap bow.

MY DELILAH made a pleasing start for her new yard when third to Princess Naomi over C&D and, with better to come, she might be able to turn the tables with that rival. Dercol is another one to consider on handicap debut.

Princess Naomi is respected after her recent C&D win but DERCOL (nap) appeals as the type to make good progress in handicaps.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

3.33/1 (5) MARROOF looks like the most likely to do well based on the fact that they are a likely looking newcomer with notable entries and a high purchase price.

SUCCESSION showed plenty of promise when fourth on his debut at Newbury and the experience that he gained on that occasion could prove to be vital here. Marroof is arguably the most eyecatching newcomer, having fetched 130,000gns as a yearling, and he is from the family of dual Group 1 winner Romanised. Dark Fandango also cost a lot and makes plenty of appeal, while any market support for Happy Tears would have to be noted.

SUCCESSION showed something to work on when fourth at Newbury first time out and he can put that experience to good use. Marroof and Happy Tears are both in good hands and related to winners, so they're also of interest.

Experience counts for plenty at this early stage and SUCCESSION gets the nod. Marroof is arguably the most interesting newcomer.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Based on the summary, it is difficult to predict which horse will do well as there are several horses with potential and others that are unlikely to perform well. However, some horses that could be worth considering are 7/1 (5) BLUEBELL TIME, 7.5/1 (11) FOSSOS, 12/1 (13) CORONATION COTTAGE, 12/1 (6) THE DALEY EXPRESS, and 20/1 (14) ELLIE PIPER.

FOSSOS was last seen winning over 5f at Chepstow in September and a 5lb rise for that success appears to be fair. The son of Dandy Man merits plenty of respect on his return to action based on that evidence. Atty's Edge has the ability to go well in a race of this nature, while Notre Maison edges out Silver Diva and The Daley Express to be best of the rest.

BLUEBELL TIME is well treated and left the impression she'd come on for her reappearance, so she could be the answer to this open-looking sprint if the race is run to suit. Fossos is a danger and Shesadabber could make her presence felt on just her second outing for her current yard.

There's good pace among the very low stalls and this could well be set up for THE DALEY EXPRESS. Bluebell Time is also considered.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Based on the summary, 5/1 (1) GOD OF THUNDER and 6.5/1 (11) GERT LUSH are likely to perform well in the upcoming race. Both horses have shown consistent form in their recent races and are racing off the same marks as their previous performances. 9/1 (12) PLATINUM PRINCE also has a chance as he has won twice last year and has shown good form when fresh. However, the other horses mentioned in the summary are not as convincing and may not pose a serious threat to the potential winners.

There didn't appear to be any fluke about PROPHET'S DREAM's narrow defeat when sent off at a big price on his handicap debut at Goodwood last summer. He was just denied by Simply Sondheim, who has since improved a further 17lb, and Sir Mark Todd's colt makes plenty of appeal off a 3lb higher mark. God Of Thunder finished third on his return at Windsor last week and commands respect, while Niarbyl Bay and Far Horizon complete the shortlist.

Preference is for NIARBYL BAY, who shaped with promise last year and appeals as the type to progress now switched to handicapping. Prophet's Dream and God of Thunder head the list of dangers.

Entitled to have come on for last Monday's solid Windsor third, GOD OF THUNDER can break his duck. Gert Lush is a danger.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Based on the information provided, 2.75/1 (7) HIROMICHI seems to have the best chance of doing well. They have a recent respectable second place finish in heavy ground and have won three out of eight runs last year. They also have leading claims in this race.

HIROMICHI filled the runner-up spot on his most recent outing at Leicester and, back on a sounder surface, the five-year-old appears to have been found a suitable opportunity to get his head back in front. Thebeautifulgame produced some consistent efforts last season and was dropped 2lb after her final effort at Lingfield in November. Rival, who finished third at Windsor last time, and Wind Your Neck In appeal most of the remainder.

SPIRIT OF THE BAY is down to a favourable mark and shaped as if she'd strip fitter for her reappearance at Kempton, so she could be the answer to a tricky handicap with cheekpieces back on. Hiromichi and Thebeautifulgame look the chief dangers.

Perhaps best to stick with the pair who arrive in good form, with HIROMICHI preferred to Rival.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Based on the summary provided, 4.5/1 (2) AUROPHOBIA seems to be the leading contender with good-value claimer on board and has been performing well in handicaps. 3.33/1 (12) COVERTLY Connections is also worth a market check as she could do better now that she's handicapping. 20/1 (9) LA MIA DUTCHESSA may also have a chance if she returns to a shorter distance. The other horses have either shown little form or need to improve in order to be competitive.

Most of these have scope to improve, not least EMPIRE OF THE SUN, who tries blinkers for the first time now he switches back to turf. The Rae Guest-trained gelding wasn't beaten far in either previous attempt over this trip and a big run is expected with David Probert back in the saddle. Aurophobia also appeals at this level and rates as a key player based on the pick of her all-weather exploits. La Mia Dutchessa is another to monitor in the betting.

Having opened her account at Southwell in January, AUROPHOBIA has made the frame in handicaps on all 3 starts since and she looks ready to resume winning ways in this line up. The main danger could be Empire of The Sun who can benefit from the application of blinkers, with Urban Jungle completing the shortlist.

Aurophobia should go well but EMPIRE OF THE SUN is up to winning off such a lowly mark if first-time headgear works.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

It is difficult to predict with certainty, but based on the summary, 1.38/1 (2) VITRALITE Chelmsford and Yarmouth winner seems to be a strong contender, having won in both locations and only recently made a winning stable debut. 7/1 (5) HAVANA GOLDRUSH also has a recent win over C&D and beat several of the other contenders, making them a worthy opponent. 5.5/1 (1) BOBBY DASSLER and Eye of the Water both have good form and could potentially place. Other contenders like 12/1 (10) COME ON JOHN and 28/1 (12) RITA RANA have shown potential in the past but may need to prove themselves after a period of weaker results.

Vitralite is unbeaten since arriving back on these shores after a long stint in Hong Kong and is again likely to be popular, despite picking up a 4lb penalty after winning a similar contest over this trip at Yarmouth last week. However, HAVANA GOLDRUSH is also holding his form and his previous experience over C&D is a key asset. Bobby Dassler was narrowly denied by the selection over C&D 10 days ago and is also likely to be thereabouts.

VITRALITE was clearly let back into the UK on a lenient mark after spending a couple of years in Hong Kong and it's hard to see past him defying a penalty and completing the hat-trick. Havana Goldrush led home Bobby Dassler over C&D last time and that pair are respected again.

2-2 since his return from Hong Kong, VITRALITE isn't easily opposed. Last-time C&D scorer Havana Goldrush can give him most to do.
Ths is the racecard key.
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