There were 51 Races on Monday 1st May 2023 across 7 meetings. There was 7 races at Down Royal, 7 races at Windsor, 7 races at Bath, 7 races at Kempton, 8 races at Curragh, 8 races at Warwick, 7 races at Beverley, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card

Based on the summary, 2.25/1 (10) NEO SMART looks like the most promising candidate as she had a very promising start and is expected to improve. However, it is suggested to follow the market on 2/1 (4) DO IT WITH STYLE and 12/1 (5) GIVEMETHEBEATBOYS as their connections had successful runs recently. 10/1 (1) OCEAN BAROQUE and 25/1 (8) PRETENCE may have potential but are not expected to perform as well in their debut. 25/1 (3) PORT LOUIS, 20/1 (9) MARY THE PRIEST, 16/1 (7) UNCLE ALBERT, 5.5/1 (2) ELLIPTICAL, and 66/1 (6) GOLDRUSH KID have not shown promising performances and may need more time and experience.

Neo Smart showed speed and kept going well to dead-heat for second over 5f on debut here, and she is bred to relish the extra furlong. She had Mary The Priest behind her in sixth and sets a good standard, but DO IT WITH STYLE may surpass it at the first time of asking, with the well-related 235,000-euro daughter of Ten Sovereigns expected to know her job. Elliptical is another first-timer to consider.

NEO SMART was nailed late by a debutante of Donnacha O'Brien's here a fortnight ago and could be hard to beat with improvement on the way over this longer trip. Do It With Style, also hailing from the Donnacha O'Brien yard, is an appealing newcomer, as is Elliptical.

Setting a clear standard on the form of her cracking debut run over 5f, NEO SMART(nap) should be able to go one better today.
Class & Speed Card

Based on the summary, the horse with the most promising form and likely improvement is 0.91/1 (3) NOCHE MAGICA. However, the newcomers 4.5/1 (2) HIS MAJESTY and 5/1 (5) UNQUESTIONABLE are also described as very interesting and should be followed in the betting. 8/1 (6) VALIANT FORCE and 10/1 (1) BUCANERO FUERTE are respected but have some ground to make up on 0.91/1 (3) NOCHE MAGICA. 33/1 (4) STURLASSON and 100/1 (7) BLAME THECHAMPAGNE will need to improve significantly to compete. 100/1 (8) LOVE YA is seen as having potential but may struggle in this class.

Probably the best juvenile contest of the season so far and it may prove sensible to rely on NOCHE MAGICA who impressed on his Cork debut. Patiently ridden before being produced to lead at the furlong pole, he won going away and looks a smart colt. His experience may see him get the better of the unraced Aidan O'Brien pair Unquestionable and His Majesty, who both look the part on paper. Valiant Force is an interesting alternative for the places.

NOCHE MAGICA created a very good impression on his Cork debut last month and can confirm he's a smart prospect. Bucanero Fuerte also arrives on the back of a promising debut success and looks the chief threat unless the betting vibes are strong surrounding Aidan O'Brien newcomers His Majesty and/or Unquestionable.

On form, NOCHE MAGICA has a bit to spare over Bucanero Fuerte on a line through Sturlasson and is the selection.
Class & Speed Card

0.83/1 (6) PADDINGTON is the one predicted to do well based on the summary.

Madrid Handicap winner Paddington is certainly going the right way and has to be highly respected given he has the highest official rating. However, BOLD DISCOVERY, who has been placed twice in Group 3 company, arguably sets the standard on form and he looks the brightest prospect at this stage. Drumroll, a debut scorer at Navan, is also feared given his stellar pedigree and has to be taken seriously now he tackles a higher calibre of opponent.

PADDINGTON looked potentially smart when winning a 20-runner maiden by 5 lengths here in October and that impression still stands having readily followed up on his handicap bow at Naas on return. He's taken to complete the hat-trick with Bold Discovery next best ahead of Drumroll.

This is a good opportunity for PADDINGTON to make a winning transition to a higher grade. He impressed in winning the Madrid Handicap
Class & Speed Card

4.5/1 (6) SNOWCAPPED and 2/1 (1) QUEEN MAEDBH are the most likely to do well based on their recent wins and potential for progress. 6/1 (3) QUEENIE ST CLAIR and 20/1 (8) EVENING'S EMPIRE also have some potential to perform well, but may not be as strong of contenders as 4.5/1 (6) SNOWCAPPED and 2/1 (1) QUEEN MAEDBH.

SNOWCAPPED shed her maiden tag when getting up on the line over 1m at Gowran Park. The daughter of Churchill is likely to have much more to come on only her third start, and she is taken to double up. The main threat looks to be Dundalk winner Queen Maedbh, who also makes her handicap debut and could be on a lenient opening mark. Queenie St Clair is a solid contender in first-time cheekpieces.

QUEEN MAEDBH confirmed debut promise when making a winning debut for this yard in a maiden at Dundalk in November, beating a subsequent winner in the process, and she looks potentially useful now heading into handicaps. Evening's Empire is on a good mark on the pick of her juvenile form and she should appreciate the drop back in trip, so is another to consider along with Queenie St Clair, who went close at Naas last week.

Though SNOWCAPPED was the stable's second-string when winning at Gowran last time, she has Shane Foley on board today and can win.
Class & Speed Card

1.38/1 (5) QUEEN AMINATU is the most likely to do well based on the summary as she has a strong record on the all-weather, has picked up where she left off with a recent win and has shown potential on turf with a second-place finish in a listed race.

A wide-open contest but marginal preference is for STAR GIRLS AALMAL, who caught the eye when fourth in the Park Express. Henry de Bromhead's four-year-old got no luck in running and would have finished closer with a clear run. The drop in trip should suit, as she was fourth in the Jersey last season, and she can get the better of the penalised Agartha. Just Beautiful remains unexposed for these connections and cannot be discounted, while Queen Aminatu and Honey Girl are others to note.

William Haggas won this race in 2020 and can repeat the feat with QUEEN AMINATU who has made big progress since last autumn and can take the step up to Group 3 level in her stride. Just Beautiful will be a threat if back close to her best on reappearance. Star Girls Aalmal looks best of the rest.

Last year's Irish 1,000 Guineas fourth STAR GIRLS AALMAL appeals as an alternative to good AW weather performer Queen Aminatu
Class & Speed Card

The 0.67/1 (1) LUXEMBOURG Irish Champion Stakes winner is likely to be the one to beat in this race.

Aidan O'Brien has saddled seven of the last 10 winners of this race and he appears to have another outstanding chance with LUXEMBOURG. Considering he pulled a muscle in his back and finished lame and sore, his seventh in the Arc was a fine effort. He had done little wrong prior to that and the Irish Champion Stakes hero looks a class apart on his return. Above The Curve gets a handy 6lb off the selection and rates the biggest threat, ahead of a race-fit Visualisation.

LUXEMBOURG looks a level above his opponents here and can make a winning reappearance. Above The Curve and Piz Badile may give him most to think about.

With a winning run under her belt INSINUENDO is put forward as a value-alternative to the Irish Champion Stakes winner Luxembourg
Class & Speed Card

Based on the summary provided, it is difficult to predict which horse will do well as there are several runners with varying levels of recent form and different strengths and weaknesses. However, some horses that could be considered as potential contenders with decent recent form include 5/1 (15) TALL STORY, 5.5/1 (11) CNODIAN, 6/1 (7) AKMAAM, 9/1 (8) PUNK POET, and 10/1 (1) SECRET MAGICIAN.

CNODIAN was sent off favourite when finishing sixth here on her return to action in March and the manner of that display suggested the return to 7f could see the mare back to winning ways. Secret Magician was knocking on the door in a brace of handicaps here last autumn and is respected following his latest effort at Cork. Akmaam scored at Dundalk when last seen and he is likely to be a threat, along with Tall Story, who was runner-up here last month, and Transcendental.

Any number to consider, with CNODIAN chanced on the back of an encouraging return here 5 weeks ago. Maiden Tall Story and Dundalk-winner Akmaam are a couple of others to consider.

Though still a maiden after 22 starts, TALL STORY ran a fine race over 6f here last time and could get off the mark now.
Class & Speed Card

5/1 (7) MIDNIGHT FIRE and 6/1 (18) HERO OF THE HOUR are both strong contenders based on their recent form and past success at the track. 12/1 (2) NORDIC PASSAGE and 20/1 (6) LITTLE QUEENIE could also be worth considering based on their consistent form at Dundalk. 14/1 (3) BELLS ON HER TOES and 14/1 (20) RUN FORREST RUN may be worth a look as outsiders. 100/1 (17) BURGOO BEAUTY and 100/1 (26) WILD EYED GIRL are unlikely to be competitive.

A wide-open handicap to round off proceedings, in which the vote goes to MIDNIGHT FIRE. The son of Mayson won this from the same mark last year, and he made the perfect return to action when successful over C&D 15 days ago. Hero Of The Hour has improved on the all-weather during the winter and demands the utmost respect with Colin Keane booked, while the veteran Downforce, a winner here last October, must also be considered. Others to note include Greek Flower, Mogwli and Storm Eric.

Last year's winner MIDNIGHT FIRE is taken to repeat the feat after returning with another victory over C&D a fortnight ago. Nordic Passage and Geological are a couple of others to consider on their comebacks.

Having his fourth run of the season MOGWLI is drawn in the centre and is suggested as a solid each-way proposition in a very open race
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