There were 27 Races on Sunday 9th July 2023 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Chelmsford-City, 7 races at Sligo, 7 races at Market Rasen, 6 races at Ayr, 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 4 race.

A major eyecatcher on his debut at Windsor when meeting trouble before finishing fast for second, INSANITY can gain compensation in the hands of William Buick. A taking winner on his introduction at Newcastle last October, Intinso disappointed in the Feilden Stakes at Newmarket on his return and this will be far easier. Lady Boba and Real Gain are expected to be thereabouts as well.

The fact that INTINSO went off at only 5/1 in a Newmarket listed race on his second outing would suggest that the Gosden stable thinks quite a bit of him and he can take his record to 2-3 with his sights lowered. The William Buick-ridden Insanity made a pleasing start to his career when runner-up at Windsor last month and is second choice ahead of Real Gain, who had some useful sorts in behind when winning on his Kempton debut last autumn.

A hot novice event. Real Gain and Intinso have to give weight to INSANITY and Lady Boba.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

EASTERN CHARM could not have won any easier at Yarmouth last time out and returning to handicap company should not inconvenience her as she attempts to follow up. William Haggas' filly should have too much for White Mist and Coloane, who has been running with credit of late without getting her head in front. Don't What Me Boy is not to be underestimated either.

EASTERN CHARM had plenty in hand when doubling her tally at Yarmouth last time and, with further progress on the cards, she's an obvious choice to go in again. Coloane shaped better than the bare result at Nottingham, so strikes as the main danger ahead of White Mist.

It is rather by default but EASTERN CHARM is selected to win for the third time from four outings this season.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

A return to this C&D can work a treat for OWL ISLAND, who struck here on debut in May, and he can maintain his unbeaten record on the all-weather. The Crisfords' three-year-old may have too much for fellow course scorer War In Heaven, as well as Secret Moment, who got up over 6f at Wolverhampton. His stablemate Open Mind is another who will appreciate going back up in trip.

Cases can be made for several, but SECRET MOMENT resumed winning ways to prove himself as good as ever on return at Wolverhampton recently and nudged up just 3 lb, Saeed bin Suroor's 6-y-o is fancied to follow up returned to this longer trip. War In Heaven notched a fifth success of the campaign over 1m here recently and he could be the one to give the selection most to think about, ahead of Toimy Son and Chola Empire.

Fast ground looked a serious issue for OWL ISLAND last time and he can show his true colours now back on the AW.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

White Moonlight beat Heredia in a similar event at Musselburgh but a 3lb swing in the weights could see the latter reverse that form. However, marginal preference is for POTAPOVA, who has not been at her very best so far this season but she wasn't disgraced in the Duke Of Cambridge at Royal Ascot and a repeat of that level of form would give her a big chance. Others to consider are Queen Aminatu and Internationalangel.

QUEEN AMINATU was mid-field in the Duke of Cambridge at Royal Ascot last time but essentially has a more solid profile on artificial surfaces and she's fancied to land a third listed success. Heredia is undoubtedly capable of winning a race at this level and shaped as if in good form at Musselburgh, whilst Potapova remains tricky to discount in this grade given last season's Group 3-winning form.

Several possibles but QUEEN AMINATU has an excellent record on AW and she can gain her third Listed success.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

CAPTAIN WENTWORTH only found one too good over course and distance a month ago and the John Butler-trained colt is arguably the one to beat based on that evidence, despite a 2lb rise in the ratings. One Hart also hit the crossbar on his most recent outing and he edges out Ben Hamrash and My Mate Mike to be the pick of the remaining field.

MONAADHIL is very interesting back at Chelmsford and is chanced. Captain Wentworth and Ben Hamrash head up a strong 3-y-o challenge.

Captain Wentworth is respected but Ed Walker's team are flying along at present and BEN HAMRASH is taken to get off the mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

AZURE ANGEL shaped as if she could improve for her return when weakening into fourth at Windsor in May and Roger Varian's filly is fancied to regain the winning thread on this switch to Polytrack. Dual C&D winner Shades Of Summer is only 1lb higher than for her April success at this venue and enters calculations, while Premiere Beauty finished an encouraging third on her reappearance at Haydock and should have more to offer.

Roger Varian's AZURE ANGEL made an encouraging return from an absence when fourth at Windsor and this low-mileage filly can resume winning ways at the chief expense of Kempton second Holy Fire. Ormolulu and Cuban Breeze need factoring in too.

Holy Fire has more to come but AZURE ANGEL caught the eye on slow ground on her return and this surface should suit her better.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

THE DEFIANT justified strong support when winning with something in hand over C&D and Daniel Steele's seven-year-old is hard to oppose off 5lb higher. Democracy Dilemma hasn't been disgraced on turf of late and is expected to remain competitive now reverting to the all-weather off 2lb lower. May Sonic could also get involved now dropped into a 0-90 contest and completes the shortlist.

DEMOCRACY DILEMMA produced a career best when scoring at Thirsk in April and, having been in good form on the all-weather previously, he can return to winning ways down in grade. The Defiant won over C&D last time and is feared most ahead of The Thames Boatman.

Rogue Spirit and Twilight Madness are respected but THE THAMES BOATMAN (nap) still appeals as being ahead of his mark.
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