There were 36 Races on Monday 20th May 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 7 races at Newton Abbot, 8 races at Redcar, 8 races at Windsor, 7 races at Roscommon, 6 races at Carlisle, 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 2 race.

RIVER SEINE found only a Godolphin favourite too good when attempting to make all at Newmarket on her debut. The third has subsequently boosted the form by winning so Karl Burke's filly looks to have a leading chance on that evidence. The previous winners are both conceding weight to the selection with Englemere, who won a 5f Catterick maiden in good style, preferred to Wolverhampton scorer Lady Lightning.

RIVER SEINE split a couple of next-time-out winners when an excellent second starting out at Newmarket a fortnight ago and the weight she receives from the previous winners (of which Englemere is feared most) may prove to be decisive.

Provided her Newmarket promise is confirmed, RIVER SEINE has a good chance on these terms. Englemere is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Jordan Electrics scored over track and trip last autumn but he is penalised for last week's victory over 6f at Ayr. REIGNING PROFIT hit top form at this time last year and with recent placed efforts suggesting a return to winning ways is imminent, Ruth Carr's sprinter may edge this racing off the same mark as when going close at Wolverhampton a week ago. Minnesota Lad drops back down in trip with a shout, while Nelson Gay has proved best on the all-weather so far.

A chance is taken on MOUNTAIN WARRIOR who simply did too much too soon over 6f at Thirsk last time and this drop to a stiff 5f could be ideal. Reigning Profit and last week's Ayr winner Jordan Electrics are solid alternatives, while Spring Is Sprung should strip fitter with his recent reappearance behind him and Danny Tudhope isn't a regular booking for the yard.

Judged on his last two efforts, REIGNING PROFIT holds a leading chance off the same mark. Jordan Electrics is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

A couple of these went close on their latest outings, though Crypto Quest faces a tougher task than when beaten a neck at Catterick and SACRED FALLS is preferred. The latter just missed out in this grade at Hamilton on Friday and is taken to go one better with first-time cheekpieces possibly helping her cause. Exalted Angel slides further down the weights, while Gentle Ellen will be sharper for a recent reappearance and won over this track and trip last summer.

SACRED FALLS returned to form in no uncertain terms at Hamilton 3 days ago and, if the race doesn't come too soon, she should be able to go one better off the same mark. Crypto Quest is a danger and No Saint deserves respect.

Turned out quickly, SACRED FALLS (nap) holds particularly strong claims. Crypto Quest is feared most on recent form.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Detective won this in 2022 and went close again in last year's renewal, but stablemate REDARNA looks to have stronger claims. Dianne Sayer's veteran arrives on the back of a good effort in the Hunt Cup at Thirsk and a similar effort in this lower grade contest should see him bang there at the finish. Ernie's Valentine won at Kempton last month but it's been some time since he scored on the turf, while Fools Rush In looks no nearer to ending a long losing run despite a slide down the handicap.

REDARNA has returned in decent heart this year, making the frame in the Thirsk Hunt Cup on his latest outing, so he can take advantage of this drop in grade to get back to winning ways. James McHenry made a winning reappearance last season and could be the main danger, ahead of Ernie's Valentine.

Veteran REDARNA has the best chance on last-time-out form. His stablemate Detective is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

PABORUS returned to action with a convincing success over today's 7f trip at Redcar. He's penalised for that win but further progress looks on the cards from Ed Bethell's charge and he can go in again. Secret World ended last year with a victory at Wolverhampton when beating a subsequent winner and now debuts on the turf, while Operate may find this faster going to his liking having finished runner-up on soft ground at Pontefract.

The two with the most appealing profiles are PABORUS and Secret World, both of whom stepped up on their debuts when winning last time and are open to improvement. The former did the job well at Redcar recently and, provided the forecast fast ground doesn't count against him, he could prove too strong for Charlie Johnston's charge. Operate is best of the rest.

Redcar winner PABORUS is taken to defy a 5lb penalty. Operate and Secret World are the chief threats on form.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Northern Cracksman placed yet again when second at Haydock and is still looking for a first win, as is OCEANIC WONDER. However, the latter posted an improved effort at Ripon on her first attempt at today's distance and looks capable of opening her account off her current mark. The latter had the measure of previous 6f winner Blufferonthebus at Ripon, while Jesmond Dawn finished closer at Catterick on his handicap debut and could go well.

A tricky finale to solve but NORTHERN CRACKSMAN has found just one too strong the last twice so Brian Ellison's charge can gain a deserved first success back in blinkers at the expense of Oceanic Wonder, who stepped up on her reappearance run at Ripon recently and made do better again. Blufferonthebus and Jesmond Dawn can do battle for minor honours.

There should be a bigger effort in JESMOND DAWN. Second choice is Northern Cracksman.
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