There were 53 Races on Friday 26th April 2024 across 7 meetings. There was 8 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Perth, 7 races at Sandown, 8 races at Cork, 8 races at Chepstow, 7 races at Downpatrick, 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 4 race.

Not in action since a disappointing effort when favourite on her first start for new connections last November, FLOATING LINE should be open to improvement stepping up in trip and she can strike in this winnable contest. A creditable third here over 2m in January, Blue Moon Serenade is capable of being in the shake-up, as well as Goodtimecrew, who is better than what she showed at Wincanton. Newcomer Gentoo and Spring Gale cannot be ruled out either.

FLOATING LINE's fourth-place finish on hurdles debut turned out to be pretty strong form and sure to build on that tackling this trip, she looks the way to go. Spring Gale is a solid opponent, with She's My Shadow another to consider.

Preference is for SPRING GALE, ahead of She's My Shadow and Goodtimecrew.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

LYRICAL GENIUS may be winless in 10 starts over fences but his most recent effort here over further was promising and dropping back to a trip over which he has been narrowly denied on a couple of occasions could prove ideal. A winner at Catterick in January, Track And Trace is a key player if bouncing back to that form, while the same can be said of Aquila Sky, who is a player on the pick of his hurdles form.

LYRICAL GENIUS clearly has his limitations but this could be the day when he finally delivers the goods. The 7-y-o left the impression that this drop back in distance would be in his favour when third over a marathon trip here last month and he's been eased another 2 lb since. If No No Maestro returns to form he would be a serious player, while the veteran Max Dynamo also enters calculations and Silver In Disguise has been given a chance by the handicapper.

This drop back in trip will suit LYRICAL GENIUS, who ran well over 3m6f here last month and has become well handicapped.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

WOLF PRINCE bounced back to form with a comfortable success at Taunton last month and a 7lb rise may not be enough to prevent him from following up. Not long with Fergal O'Brien, the eight-year-old has run off much higher marks in the past and is preferred to the class-dropping Aurigny Mill, who had been in excellent form before a lacklustre effort in the Betfair Hurdle. Aucunrisque and Way Out have the form to get involved too.

MATTERHORN has won on both previous outings after wind surgery and is taken to bounce back from a poor run on his Kempton handicap debut over Christmas. Lunar Sovereign should be spot on for this after shaping as if a recent comeback run here was just needed and is second choice ahead of Aurigny Mill.

Preference is for LUNAR SOVEREIGN (nap), who returned from a layoff with a satisfactory run this month and has slipped to a good mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

BRAVE SEASCA was well held in fifth over 2m here earlier in the month, but the handicapper may have been kind to drop him 4lb. Venetia Williams' nine-year-old takes a step back up in trip and lurks on an appealing mark, so he just shades the vote. Diego Du Charmil could show a lot more than his well-beaten sixth at Ascot last time and he isn't one to write off, while Tightenourbelts is another to keep an eye on.

There were positives to glean from DIEGO DU CHARMIL's comeback run when tried over 3m at Ascot and he is appealing with that under his belt and back over a more suitable trip. Tightenourbelts is feared most ahead of Sageburg County, while Fox Pro would also be in with a shout if resuming in top form following a year off.

All of these come with risks. SAGEBURG COUNTY did at least run close to his best when third in a competitive Ascot race last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

ROARING LEGEND sets a fair standard with a rating of 119 in this contest after being pulled up in the Boodles at the Cheltenham Festival last month. He has since undergone wind surgery and Olly Murphy's four-year-old could be the one to beat dropped in class. His main danger is Banteer, who sports a first-time tongue-tie which could eke out more, while Dog Fox makes the most appeal of the remainder after his fifth at Huntingdon.

If a recent breathing operation helps ROARING LEGEND to recapture the level of his first 2 outings over hurdles he'll take a bit of stopping. Fellow dual Flat winner Dog Fox didn't shape too badly at Huntingdon over Easter and is second choice ahead of Banteer.

Back down sharply in grade, ROARING LEGEND is the form choice. Banteer is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Point-to-point winner BREAK MY SOUL has hit the frame on each of her three starts under Rules so far, with her latest third over 2m3f at Newbury reading well in the context of this race. The daughter of Doyen takes a drop in distance, which shouldn't pose her any problems, and she can get off the mark. Any market confidence behind High Joker on his debut would be interesting, while Easter Icon will need to improve on his Ascot effort when finishing sixth.

BREAK MY SOUL, an expensive recruit from points, has found less than seemed likely a couple of times but, given what she's achieved, she might not have to come off the bridle to open her account under Rules in a thin maiden here. Rehill Relic is the obvious threat and High Joker is an interesting newcomer.

Placed in Class 3 handicap at Newbury last month, BREAK MY SOUL ought to open her account in this uncompetitive maiden.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

DOUGLAS LONGBOTTOM has few miles on the clock and he arrives in excellent form having landed back-to-back victories in the pointing sphere. The son of Helmet should have more to offer and, with few concerns regarding ground conditions, he gets a confident vote. Powerstown Park hasn't been seen under Rules for over two years, but he boasts the highest official rating and must be considered, along with Montanna.

GATS AND CO has a good record at Chepstow and gets the vote over stablemate Looksnowtlikebrian, Castle Daragh and Douglas Longbottom.

Sprightly 13yo LOOKSNOWTLIKEBRIAN makes a quick reappearance after running well in a prestigious point on Saturday and gets the nod.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The vote goes to PIPERS CROSS, who was a commanding winner of a C&D mares' event 13 days ago and appears to hold every chance of following up off a 6lb raised mark. Up For Parol was a beaten favourite when filling the runner-up spot at Fakenham last time but he remains of interest off an unchanged rating, while Florencethemachine is also noted.

PIPERS CROSS steps up in grade now but had plenty to spare over C&D last time and further improvement can't be ruled out, so she's preferred to Up For Parol, with Florencethemachine an obvious player if the step up in trip suits.

Plenty have possibilties but the handicap newcomer SAUNTON SURF gets the vote ahead of Florencethemachine and Pipers Cross.
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