There were 37 Races on Wednesday 10th May 2023 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Kelso, 7 races at Chester, 7 races at Fontwell, 8 races at Gowran Park, 7 races at Kempton, 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.

1st: 2/1 (11) ZIGGY'S PHOENIX, 2nd: 16/1 (8) SHE'S SMART, 3rd: 11/1 (9) TIERNEY

A game winner on his racecourse debut over this trip at Musselburgh last month, Balon D'or can go well despite the rise in class, but JOHN STEED shades the vote. The son of Inns Of Court made a promising start to his racing career when filling the runner-up spot at Bath earlier this month and he can go one place better with improvement forthcoming. Parkside Boy and Ziggy's Phoenix add further spice to the race.

Backing any horse drawn on the outside here is risky, but BALON D'OR appeals as being the most talented of these with his debut win at Musselburgh proving to be strong form. At the forecast prices, it's well worth siding with him to overcome stall 11, with the Middleham Park duo Ziggy's Phoenix and Ziggy's Dream the main dangers.

With the weather forecast in their favour, the soft-ground winners ZIGGY'S DREAM and Ziggy's Phoenix are particularly appealing.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

1st: 4/1 (11) JER BATT 2nd: 6/1 (4) DEMOCRACY DILEMMA 3rd: 5/1 (8) SEANTRABH

JER BATT steps up in class following a facile success over this distance at Musselburgh in an apprentice handicap last month, and he makes plenty of appeal off the same mark. The grade-dropping Squealer remains unexposed and can give the selection plenty to think about, while Democracy Dilemma has improved this year and also warrants a market check with Oisin Murphy doing the steering.

JER BATT hasn't looked back since joining David and Nicola Barron and escapes a penalty for his impressive Musselburgh success so is hard to oppose. C&D winner Democracy Dilemma appeals as the one to chase home the selection ahead of Betweenthesticks and Kerdos.

Jer Batt is way ahead of his mark but the widest draw is awkward here and preference is for soft-ground winner SEANTRABH (nap).
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

1st: 0.63/1 (6) SAVETHELASTDANCE 2nd: 11/1 (7) SISYPHUS STRENGTH 3rd: 18/1 (8) THERE'S THE DOOR

SAVETHELASTDANCE stormed to the head of the Epsom Oaks market when making most of the running on her return to action at Leopardstown. The form of that victory has been boosted in no uncertain terms, with both the runner-up and third going in impressively since, and the daughter of Galileo can give Aidan O'Brien his eighth taste of Cheshire Oaks glory. Ashtanga could give her some competition for the lead, having made every post a winning one on the second of two juvenile appearances at Nottingham. Sirona flopped in Listed company at Pontefract but struck at that level in Germany previously.

SAVETHELASTDANCE relished the longer trip when landing a maiden at Leopardstown on just her second career outing and, with this extra distance set to bring further progress, she makes plenty of appeal. Luckin Brew is the main danger provided she sees out the longer trip, and Sirona is one of several others who can't be completely dismissed.

Promising SAVETHELASTDANCE is taken to enhance Aidan O'Brien's excellent record in this race. Sirona is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

1st Place: 0.73/1 (2) ARREST 2nd Place: 5/1 (5) HADRIANUS 3rd Place: 3.5/1 (1) ADELAIDE RIVER

Aidan O'Brien has a remarkable record at this prestigious three-day fixture and relies on Adelaide River (third) in his bid to land this Group 3 for the eleventh time. However, the son of Australia has six lengths to make up on ARREST (second) based on their encounter in last year's Criterium de Saint-Cloud and, with Frankie Dettori booked, the John & Thady Gosden colt looks the one to side with. Hadrianus heads the remainder.

ARREST went close at Group 1 level on his final 2-y-o start and sets a good standard for the rest to aim at. Hadrianus shaped well behind another good prospect from the Gosden stable on his recent reappearance and may provide a bigger threat to the selection than Aidan O'Brien's Adelaide River.

The rematch between Arrest and Adelaide River could be a close one. An interesting alternative to that pair is HADRIANUS.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

1st: 7.5/1 (2) CALIFORNIA GEM 2nd: 2.5/1 (8) ROYAL DRESS 3rd: 8/1 (3) LAKOTA BLUE

COMMANDER STRAKER is taken to handle the idiosyncrasies of the task ahead and appeals most from stall five. The son of Kodi Bear impressed when making all in a decent novice stakes at Bath on his penultimate start and could well have a lot more to offer now he steps into handicap company after a respectable third-placed finish in the Woodcote at Epsom. Royal Dress and Lakota Blue head the list of dangers.

ROYAL DRESS should have more to offer on the back of her comfortable Doncaster reappearance success and, from a handy inside stall, can strike on handicap debut under Ryan Moore. Kessaar Power is likely to go well as he bids to make it 3-3 for new trainer Kevin Philippart de Foy. Well-drawn pair California Gem and Radio Goo Goo are others to consider.

The suggestion is TASEVER, who was always on the back foot after getting squeezed out early on his reappearance but he ran on strongly.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Based on the summary, it is difficult to confidently predict which horse will finish in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. However, some horses to consider as potential contenders are 2/1 (8) SHADOW DANCE, 2/1 (11) VAGUELY ROYAL, 9/1 (1) AMLETO, 10/1 (2) EL JASOR, and 8/1 (4) LUNATICK. 14/1 (5) MUIR WOOD may also be a strong competitor but may need to run his best race yet to contend. 50/1 (6) PADDY THE SQUIRE and 100/1 (9) TRICKYTRICKYTRICKY are less likely to be in the top three based on their recent form and pedigree. 100/1 (10) TWOFORTHEGUTTER is also unlikely to contend given his lack of impact in his maiden debut and the stiff task he faces on reappearance.

VAGUELY ROYAL made a promising debut at Yarmouth last September, when he finished third over 1m. A step up in trip should suit the son of Galileo and he may be the answer to this maiden. Shadow Dance, who hit the woodwork at Windsor last month, must feature prominently in calculations. El Jasor occupied the same position there 23 days ago and is another to be interested in.

Plenty of potential improvers here, including SHADOW DANCE, who should have learnt plenty from last month's encouraging Windsor debut. He gets the nod. Vaguely Royal and Amleto are feared most in a race which should throw up plenty of future winners.

Roger Varian's SHADOW DANCE has the benefit of a recent run and that Windsor effort was full of positives.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

1st: 3.5/1 (8) PAWS FOR THOUGHT 2nd: 5/1 (1) ANOTHER BATT 3rd: 5/1 (9) BROKEN SPEAR

BROKEN SPEAR attracted significant market support when filling the runner-up spot at Leicester 11 days ago. Tony Coyle's gelding would appear to have been primed with this contest in mind, having won it off a 5lb higher mark in 2021, and it would be no surprise were he to get back to winning ways. Another Batt is handicapped to go well and he must be considered despite the burden of top-weight. Roundhay Park might not be far away either.

PAWS FOR THOUGHT makes plenty of appeal off a mark 3 lb lower than when caught in the shadow of the post in this race 12 months ago. The 5-y-o signed off last season with a creditable effort in first-time cheekpieces (retained) at Catterick, he goes well fresh/at this course (has won twice here) and, all in all, has plenty going for him. Broken Spear won this in 2021 and looks primed for another bold show having returned to form at Leicester recently, while Another Batt is also shortlisted.

Last year's runner-up Paws For Thought is dangerous but DEVASBOY also likes it here and showed signs of a revival of late.
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