There were 33 Races on Wednesday 3rd July 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Thirsk, 6 races at Musselburgh, 6 races at Bath, 7 races at Tipperary, 6 races at Epsom, 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 5 race.

DAISY ROOTS has been running consistently well for a number of weeks and the manner of those efforts have all suggested a step back up in distance could see her get back to winning ways. Giselles Defence must enter calculations based on his second at Leicester, while the return to a more unconventional track might aid the cause of Mrembo.

Unlike most of his rivals, GISELLES DEFENCE arrives in good nick and has no stamina concerns over this trip, so he's very much the percentage call. Oj Lifestyle isn't easy to assess but he's very well handicapped these days, with Mrembo more likely than not to bounce back from a lesser effort last time given her profile.

Although GISELLES DEFENCE's best form in Britain has come on slower surfaces he acted on good ground in Ireland and is in good form.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

HOT CASH boasts a decent pedigree for a relatively cheap purchase, with his dam being a winner at Group 3 level, and he represents a yard that are holding their form well at this time of the year. He gets the vote to make a winning start to his career. Sir Peter Fossick is a half-brother to no less than six winners, including some very useful types, and he commands respect, while Jack Andrea and Dark Thunderstorm appeal most of those who boast racecourse experience.

SIR PETER FOSSICK makes plenty of appeal on paper being a half-brother to several winners, including smart 2-y-o 6f winner Great White Eagle, so he's fancied to get off to a winning start. Jack Andrea has the best piece of form on offer, with Hot Cash another newcomer to note.

The standard set by Jack Andrea and Dark Thunderstorm is not high. Newcomers SIR PETER FOSSICK and Hot Cash are well related
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

MR WAGYU has been found an excellent opportunity to get his head back in front at a track where he has always run well. The nine-year-old has finished in the first three on each occasion, all of those efforts coming on Derby day since 2022, and this contest is unlikely to be as competitive. Get It returned from Bahrain to score at Windsor last month and is a player, along with Reveiller, who is entitled to benefit from first-time cheekpieces.

MR WAGYU was only just denied in a better race than this over C&D on Derby Day and can end his losing run. Get It took advantage of a drop in the weights returned to these shores at Windsor and remains on a winning mark, so is next best ahead of Indian Creak (won this last year off 2 lb higher), who took a step back in the right direction when fourth in the same race.

Last year's winner INDIAN CREAK is well treated again and he hinted at a revival last time. Mr Wagyu also has strong C&D form.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

WAHRAAN bounced back to form with a victory over this trip at Newbury last week and a 5lb penalty for that success may not be enough to stop him here. That said, Alpen Power has not been disgraced on his last couple of starts and should not be discounted. The unexposed Atlantic Convoy edges out Incremental and Crescent Lake to be best of the rest.

Ralph Beckett's son of Galileo ATLANTIC CONVOY appeals as a likely improver now stepping into handicap company with his stamina drawn out more so gets the nod. Alpen Power is weighted to go well and next on the list ahead of Crescent Lake who rates the pick of the rest for minor honours.

With one or two doubts over each of his rivals, a chance is taken on the reappearing ECTOCROSS.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

In a wide-open event, marginal preference is for THE CONQUEROR, who was only beaten a neck into second off this mark when last seen at Windsor a month ago. Angel On High has also been running very well in defeat off his current mark of late, while recent Goodwood winner Our Papa Smurf has to be of interest. The shortlist is completed by Standbackandlook and Thursday.

OUR PAPA SMURF is unexposed in relation to his rivals and he took a step forward when winning a 13-runner handicap at Goodwood last time. The longer trip should be suitable and he's taken to edge out Thursday, who only found one too good at Lingfield 11 days ago. Angel On High is another one to consider.

The Conqueror and Angel On High appear solid to run well but Our Papa Smurf and THURSDAY are far more lightly raced.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

JUSTCALLMEPETE has dropped to an eye-catching mark and his most recent fourth at York a few weeks ago suggests that he could be hard to stop in a race of this nature. Tropez Power scored at Southwell in April and has not been disgraced on any of his three subsequent starts. With that in mind, he could prove to be the main danger, ahead of Hodler and Mister Bluebird.

Perhaps this is the day when JUSTCALLMEPETE cashes in on his lower turf mark. Marley Park's fine C&D record makes him a must for the shortlist, while Mister Bluebird and Tropez Power are both more than capable from their current marks.

Cases can be made for Mister Bluebird and Tropez Power but it is not hard to side with course specialist MARLAY PARK (nap).
Ths is the racecard key.
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