There were 37 Races on Tuesday 1st October 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Cork, 8 races at Bath, 7 races at Ayr, 6 races at Sedgefield, 8 races at Newcastle, 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.

The forecast soft ground shouldn't unduly bother SHIP TO SHORE, who reverts to turf on the back of a win and a place on the all-weather and is a solid fancy to extend the run of good form. Endofastorm has plenty of course experience and is another appealing option with Ethan Jones claiming 3lb. Surrey Charm and Spring Chorus don't have many miles on the clock and can also go well.

With the Hughie Morrison yard among the winners of late, SURREY CHARM is taken to build on her encouraging reappearance third in a first-time tongue strap (retained here) at Ffos Las. That was her first run on the back of an 11-month absence, so she's entitled to come on for it and this slight step up in trip looks a good move. Wannabeawallaby wasn't on-song last time but was in good heart prior to that and he is feared most ahead of Major Major.

The pair to focus on are the in-form Ship To Shore and the early-season Beverley scorer SPRING CHORUS, who are effective on soft.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

The lightly-raced Desert Footsteps made a successful handicap debut at Chepstow and appeals off just 6lb higher, while Chourmo, a ready winner at Brighton most recently, should go well if not inconvenienced by dropping back down in trip. However, dual C&D winner ANDROMEDAS KINGDOM looks worth chancing with the ground in her favour. She goes well fresh and, as she proved at Nottingham on her penultimate start, testing conditions can readily bring the best out of her.

DESERT FOOTSTEPS had her rivals in trouble some way out when making a winning handicap debut at Chepstow and, provided she proved equally effective on what is likely to be a slower surface here, the Marcus Tregoning-trained filly looks more than capable of going in again off this 6 lb higher mark. Havana Goldrush is next on the list, with Johnjay and Racing Demon also expected to be on the premises.

Preference is for dual C&D winner RACING DEMON who was impressive when winning easily on soft ground at Chepstow in May.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Hat-trick seeker JUDGE FRANK arrives at the top of his game and having made all to score off 3lb lower at Windsor last month, the improving three-year-old could again be difficult to overhaul if the cheekpieces have the same impact second time around. Marsh Benham has won with juice in the ground and is an appealing alternative to the selection from 4lb below his last winning mark. Albus Anne, who took a division of this event 12 months ago, and fellow C&D winner Ciotog complete the shortlist.

Preference is for JAMES PARK WOODS, who took advantage of a drop in the weights when scoring at Brighton last month and remains feasibly treated. Albus Anne and Judge Frank head the list of dangers.

The vote goes to ALBUS ANNE who won a division of this race last year and comes into this off the back of another C&D success.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

A taking winner over this distance on debut at Newbury in August, HOPEWELL ROCK looks more than capable of handling a 6lb penalty and soft ground should not be an issue for the son of New Bay. A promising fifth when keeping on well late over 7f at Kempton, Castle Gates is bred to improve for the extra furlong and he is a leading contender. Distant Memory and Fantasy World are interesting newcomers.

It's likely we haven't seen the best of HOPEWELL ROCK, who had something in hand when scoring on debut at Newbury in August. He can follow up. Castle Gates is a likely improver and is feared most, whilst Sourdough may be the pick of an interesting crop of newcomers.

Newbury winner HOPEWELL ROCK is taken to defy a penalty. Castle Gates loooks a danger, while some of the newcomers are interesting.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

SAYTARR may have a wide draw to overcome, but he could be the one to beat in this field following a narrow reversal over 6f at Ffos Las last time out. This slightly shorter trip could prove ideal and the son of Mehmas is preferred to nursery debutant Mirage Mistress, as well as Roysdelight, who ran a career best, despite a slow start, when narrowly denied over 5f at Chepstow in August.

SAYTARR is going the right way and proved his effectiveness in testing conditions when runner-up at Ffos Las in August. He gets the nod. Lady Dorchester and Roysdelight rate the principal dangers.

Steadily improving SAYTARR is taken to open his account. Emporess is second choice ahead of Roysdelight.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

MISTER BLUEBIRD has dropped to a mark 9lb lower than his last success and the pace he has shown on a couple of occasions this season over further gives the impression that he will be well suited by this distance. Recent Chester winner Hallowed Time can give him the most to think about, although Safari Dream was a highly creditable runner-up at Sandown and is another to consider.

BEYOND EQUAL surely would have gone close granted a clearer passage over C&D recently and he makes plenty of appeal off a 2 lb lower mark. He may have most to fear from Safari Dream, who hasn't got his head in front for a while but he's versatile ground-wise and his latest Sandown second suggests that a win could be imminent. Hallowed Time struck on deep ground at Chester last time and he also enters calculations, along with Vince Lombardi.

Off a handy mark and with Benoit De La Sayette on board, MISS BELLA BRAND gets the vote. Safari Dream is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Cabeza De Llave gained his first victory since February at Windsor on his latest outing and Michael Attwater's gelding commands a fair amount of respect, despite being 5lb higher on this occasion. Marching Mac returned to form at Brighton a fortnight ago and has to be of interest, but it would be no surprise if MEDIA GUEST comes out on top. His best recent displays have come at this track and the switch of headgear to blinkers might see him in a better light.

CABEZA DE LLAVE has returned to form at Windsor the last twice, latterly landing a 5f handicap in pretty decisive fashion, and he is taken to follow up here. An on-song Media Guest would be a threat and he is second choice ahead of Some Nightmare. Of the others, 3-y-o Marching Mac will also have a chance if building on his 33/1 success at Brighton a fortnight ago.

The choice is CABEZA DE LLAVE who can follow up his Windsor success. He finished second in his only previous attempt on soft ground.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

SONNET STAR has been running with credit over 1m4f at Ffos Las on her most recent outings and the drop back in trip may bring about the improvement required for her to shed the maiden tag. Stable companion Jimmy Mark wasn't disgraced at Goodwood at the beginning of last month and is expected to be competitive along with Ladypacksapunch, who didn't get the clearest of runs here last time.

RUN OF LUCK (also declared at Windsor on Monday) has made a good start in handicaps, displaying a professional attitude when scoring here a fortnight ago, and he can follow up. Ladypacksapunch, Sonnet Star and Fougere complete the shortlist.

Improving 3yo RUN OF LUCK (nap) showed that the mud holds no fears on his penultimate start and was off the mark over C&D since.
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