There were 42 Races on Wednesday 26th June 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Salisbury, 7 races at Worcester, 7 races at Carlisle, 8 races at Kempton, 6 races at Ffos Las, 7 races at Naas, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

KITTEN IN THE SKY ran promisingly when second at Catterick on her racecourse debut eight days ago and is likely to be tough to deal with if she handles the forecast faster going and stiffer finish here. Bred for speed, the selection shades the vote over Bantz, who improved from his debut to fill the runner-up spot in a similar event at Wolverhampton latest. The newcomers look an ordinary bunch, so perhaps Music History can emerge as best of the remainder if building on her Wetherby debut.

KITTEN IN THE SKY made a bright start at Catterick last week and must be the call with improvement on the cards. Bantz should have more to offer, while Two Shoes and Causin A Commotion are appealing newcomers.

The filly KITTEN IN THE SKY made a promising start to her career when runner-up at Catterick last week and is taken to go one better.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Bountiful impressed when making all in a fillies' maiden at Thirsk last month and, with both the runner-up and third from that contest winning since, the form looks solid. However, MEGALITHIC chased home a potentially useful type when finishing second in the Woodcote at Epsom and the Ralph Beckett-trained colt shades preference based on the potential for more to come. Cashlyn Cavalier, a half-brother to four winners, is another notable debutant from the in-form Karl Burke yard to consider if supported in the betting.

A poor turnout for the money, with BOUNTIFUL taken to follow up her Thirsk victory. Megalithic looks a winner-in-waiting but faces much quicker conditions here and will be suited by longer trips, similar comments also applying to Shamal Wind.

Preference is for Thirsk winner BOUNTIFUL, who could have even more to offer now upped to 6f. Megalithic is a danger.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Several have good chances, including Ludo's Landing, who got back to winning ways at Beverley last time out and rates a player off just 4lb higher. Gallant Lion has won under the in-form William Buick before and can also go well reunited that rider. Gibside and Born Ruler are others worth a mention, as each stays the trip well and represent shrewd operations, but preference is for the improving SEA THE THUNDER. The weight-for-age allowance makes him the most appealing option on just his third handicap start.

SEA THE THUNDER showed improved form when runner-up at Leicester on his latest outing, pulling well clear of the remainder, so he is taken to open his account with more still to offer on only his third handicap start. He can see off the challenge of Gallant Lion, who has been in good heart for Alan King this year, while Gibside could also be in the mix.

Plenty need respect but GIBSIDE gets the vote ahead of Ludo's Landing.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

After some solid efforts in defeat in Group races last season, JABAARA showed that she retains plenty of ability when scoring comfortably in a Musselburgh Listed race over 7f latest. That form was given a timely boost with the third, Soprano, landing the Sandringham at Royal Ascot last week, and Roger Varian's filly looks well capable of bringing up a Pattern-race double here. Star Music was outclassed in the 1000 Guineas last month, but easing in grade on her stable debut, a revival is not out of the question. Navassa Island completes the shortlist with the step back in trip promising to suit.

A range of abilities on show with black type on offer and JABAARA will take some stopping, even under a 3 lb penalty, having recorded a recent win in this grade at Musselburgh. The return to 7f will suit Irish raider Navassa Island and she's feared, along with Key To Cotai.

Roger Varian's improving JABAARA holds the clear edge on form and she rates a confident choice to follow up her stylish Musselburgh win
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

FOOLS RUSH IN has performed with more credit than the bare result suggests on his last two visits to this venue, finishing a never-nearer fourth after running on well in the closing stages on both occasions. Off the same mark as for the most recent of those efforts, a bold showing looks imminent, especially with plenty of pace forecast in this line-up. Garden Oasis (first) narrowly got the better of Star Shield (second) when the pair met over a mile at Ripon recently, and the former can confirm his superiority over that rival here, whilst also giving the selection plenty to think about.

STAR SHIELD is on a good mark and has been shaping like he's ready to strike so, with a strong pace on the cards, this could be his day. Highwaygrey should give another good account and Garden Oasis can take a hand if he doesn't go off too hard.

Tim Easterby's HIGHWAYGREY looks primed for a bold showing on the back of a good recent second here so he gets the nod in an open race.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

BILLYB has returned in fine fettle this year, building on a pleasing comeback effort at York when scoring comfortably over an extended 7f at Beverley. A 4lb rise in the ratings is more than fair and, well drawn in stall four, he looks sure to play a leading role. Last year's winner Mostawaa arrives following a solid placed effort at York and is very much one to consider, with the talented Brandon Wilkie taking a handy 5lb off his back. On A Session warrants respect following his narrow defeat at Chester, while Million Thanks, Hale End and Yaaser are others to note.

A typically competitive Carlisle Bell, with BILLYB fancied to continue his pleasing start for the Craig Lidster yard by following up his Beverley success. On A Session did well to go so close after enduring a wide trip at Chester last time and rates as the biggest threat, with recent winners Million Thanks and Hale End also considered in a tricky heat.

There was lots to like about the way BILLYB (nap) won at Beverley and on his old form he remains well treated back up just 4lb.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Sir Michael Stoute is two from three with his runners at Carlisle over the last five years and he appears to have another outstanding chance with RED PIXIE today. The Kingman filly has shaped with plenty of promise in three starts to date and she could exploit a lenient opening handicap mark of 79. Misemerald drops in class and should make her presence felt, while Tayala and Blufferonthebus are others to keep an eye on.

QUANDARY has been threatening to come good on the all-weather this year and she can deliver on that promise now returned to turf. Indeed, the 4-y-o is likely to benefit from the switch to a stiffer track and she remains on a workable mark. Blufferonthebus is proving consistent and is feared most ahead of handicap debutante Red Pixie and Gentle Ellen.

Sir Michael Stoute's Kingman filly RED PIXIE appeals as a likely improver now handicapping so can go one better than her Windsor second
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