There were 49 Races on Friday 30th June 2023 across 7 meetings. There was 7 races at Yarmouth, 6 races at Cartmel, 7 races at Curragh, 7 races at Doncaster, 7 races at Newmarket, 8 races at Newcastle, 7 races at Chester, 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.

METABOLT has had a fine time of it so far this season, winning on both starts at Haydock and Windsor, and David Loughnane's gelding is taken to handle the 5lb penalty incurred for the most recent success. Tim Easterby always merits respect in these contests and recent Thirsk scorer Danzan merits a place on any shortlist. Although Brasil Power was a shade disappointing went sent off a short price favourite at Wolverhampton earlier this month, the first-time cheekpieces might aid his cause.

METABOLT displayed a nice turn of foot to quicken from last to first in a steadily-run race at Windsor and, with the possibility of more to come from this relatively lightly-raced 4-y-o, he is taken to complete the hat-trick. Next on the list is Paws For Thought, who probably wouldn't want fast ground but is otherwise appealing given his course form and handy mark. King Cabo is another to consider, along with Metabolt's stablemate Dolly Gray, but Danzan hasn't been done any favours by the draw.

This is easier than the course Class 2 PAWS FOR THOUGHT contested last time and he can make a successful return from wind surgery.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

No previous form on offer so the betting market will be most informative. Charlie Johnston and Franny Norton are no strangers to having winners at this track and, receiving weight all-round, QUICK AWAY may just be the answer in what looks a tricky affair. Wootton's Jewel is out of a Listed winner and commands respect, while Rukaana, a son of Dark Angel who was purchased for 60,000gns in October, completes the shortlist.

A race restricted to newcomers, and the market will offer valuable clues, but Timeform's provisional ratings for debutants point towards WOOTTON'S JEWEL, Quick Away and Timebar and they are preferred in that order.

In a newcomers race where the betting will guide the vote goes to RUKAANA, whose stable has had a few 2yo debut scorers in 2023.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

On Borrowed Time is turned out quickly again after making a winning debut at Redcar last week and can be considered. However, MIMI KAKUSHI was a neck behind him that day when an odds-on favourite and is fancied to reverse those placings with first-time cheekpieces applied. Up The Jazz was narrowly denied in similar company at York a fortnight ago and has shaped like this extra furlong can bring out further improvement.

ON BORROWED TIME is the only previous winner in the field and can defy a penalty to remain unbeaten after edging out Mimi Kakushi at Redcar last week. George Boughey's filly has the widest draw to overcome but is unlikely to be far away again now fitted with headgear. Up The Jazz went very close in the valuable York seller a fortnight ago and has obvious claims if coping with the longer trip.

The step up to 7f should play to the strengths of UP THE JAZZ, who is preferred to last week's Redcar second Mimi Kakushi.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The majority of these have questions to answer at present and it may pay to take a chance on handicap debutant TAJALAT. Roger Varian's filly has posted three creditable efforts to date and her opening mark of 74 looks workable. Metahorse may find some improvement from a change of scenery and is another to consider, while Chasseral could appreciate this stiffer test and is also of interest.

It may pay to side with METAHORSE starting out for a yard among the winners from an inside stall. At the other end of the weights, Pearly Star has a bigger performance in her, with Hey Lyla another to consider.

An open handicap. The suggestion is CHASSERAL, who has been contesting stronger handicaps.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Sparks Fly recorded a four-timer last month at Windsor, but the handicapper hasn't reacted kindly and David Loughnane's three-year-old may be worth taking on now 10lb higher in the ratings. MARKET VALUE was value for further when gaining a breakthrough success in a maiden at Ripon in May and makes most appeal on this opening bid in handicaps. Wind In Your Sails boasts a similar profile and is a viable alternative.

MARKET VALUE looks to start life in handicaps on an attractive mark so this upwardly-mobile daughter of Siyouni makes plenty of appeal. Ralph Beckett's Sea The Stars filly also has better days ahead of her though and rates a big threat to William Haggas' filly on her handicap debut too. Dubai Crystal and Sparks Fly also need factoring into an intriguing handicap.

Low-mileage 3yo MARKET VALUE (nap) was nicely on top in a Ripon maiden last time and can follow up on handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

An open-looking handicap on paper, but the nod goes to BALANCE PLAY. Ralph Beckett's charge was a good third in the Lester Piggott Handicap at Epsom last time and a repeat of that effort entitles him to great respect from these rivals. Last-time-out winner Tajawal appears to be the biggest danger after his success over 1m at Ayr, while Theme Park should also be challenging based on his recent second at York.

TAJAWAL shaped well amidst greenness when third at Wolverhampton on his seasonal comeback and he's since got off the mark in comfortable fashion at Ayr. A bigger performance is expected and he's preferred to Balance Play, who arrives on the back of a solid showing at Epsom. Gordon Grey is another likely improver on his first go in handicaps.

An interesting 3yo handicap. BALANCE PLAY has had the form of his Epsom handicap debut third boosted so he gets the vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

ECCLESIASTICAL was a good winner over 5f at Ripon last time out and is fancied to follow up that success. Tristan Davidson's runner scored by two lengths on that occasion and has a 5lb penalty, but the fact he boasts a low draw in stall 2 can only be an advantage to him. Therehegoes should pose the biggest threat after just being touched off over 5f at Lingfield, while Albegone completes the shortlist.

ECCLESIASTICAL had slid down the weights for his former yard but got off the mark for Tristan Davidson at the second attempt last time and can follow up under a penalty here. Soul Seeker has often contested stronger company than this and is most feared after a couple of good efforts, with Astapor and Therehegoes others to consider.

Soul Seeker isn't opposed lightly from a good draw but preference is for ECCLESIASTICAL, who won comfortably at Ripon last week.
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