There were 56 Races on Friday 6th June 2025 across 8 meetings. There was 7 races at Epsom Downs, 6 races at Bangor, 8 races at Thirsk, 8 races at Fairyhouse, 7 races at Clonmel, 7 races at Bath, 6 races at Goodwood, 7 races at Doncaster, 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 1 race.

Solid colt DIEGO VENTURA is taken to follow up his Longchamp success. Saqqara Sands is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Havana Hurricane overcame a tardy start to make a successful debut over 5f at Goodwood and reopposing runner-up Logi Bear franked that form when winning readily over this trip at Newmarket. Norman's Cay justified favouritism when getting up on the line in the Brocklesby and will almost certainly improve for this extra furlong, but MAXIMIZED rates the one to beat. He looked very laid-back prior to his Haydock introduction and did everything easily during the race, eventually beating a better-fancied stablemate eased down. Providing slower ground doesn't bother him, he can complete a double.

Judged on form and other factors, HAVANA HURRICANE holds particularly solid claims. Logi Bear and Maximized are respected.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

It is difficult to oppose CALANDAGAN, who produced numerous top-class performances last season, including a six-length romp in the King Edward VII Stakes and a highly-creditable second to City Of Troy in the Juddmonte International. There was a lot to like about his comeback second in the Dubai Sheema Classic, coming from off the pace and recording the best finishing sectionals, and a first Group 1 success looms large. Last year's St Leger hero Jan Brueghel will appreciate stepping back up in distance and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Hong Kong Vase scorer Giavellotto, who was behind Calandagan at Meydan.

French runner CALANDAGAN appears set to open his Group 1 account. You Got To Me is suggested for the forecast.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

MUTAAWID went some way to living up to his top-class pedigree when scoring easily at Newmarket and a 10lb rise may not be enough to stop him from going in again. Botanical must enter calculations on his first start in handicap company since finishing second in the John Smith's Cup last summer, while Irish raider Akecheta caught the eye when not getting a clear run and keeping on late in a valuable contest over a mile at the Curragh. Arriving here on a four-timer after ending last season in top form, Ashariba is of interest on her return, as are Rathgar and Defiance.

Irish mare AKECHETA may arrive late to winning effect. Defiance is feared most, ahead of Botanical and Ashariba.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

DESERT FLOWER looks more than capable of giving Charlie Appleby a first Oaks success. Unbeaten in five career outings, the daughter of Night Of Thunder only ever seems to do enough and the way she finished off the 1000 Guineas gave a strong indication that she may relish this rise in distance. A taking winner of the Cheshire Oaks, Minnie Hauk must enter calculations as a proven stayer but the best of the Ballydoyle contingent may be Whirl, who produced a career-best performance when landing the Musidora at York. Hailing from a family that includes Oaks winner Look Here, Revoir is another to consider on the rise in trip, as is the supplemented Elwateen, who caught the eye on only her second start when a highly-encouraging fourth in the Guineas.

Pedigree prompts doubts about 1m4f for Desert Flower, so WEMIGHTAKEDLONGWAY (nap) and Whirl look the most appealing options.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Having dictated the pace to lift the Thirsk Hunt Cup, Flight Plan should give another bold sight. However, Karl Burke's charge may have more competition for the lead and a 3lb higher mark could be enough to prevent him from following up. With that in mind, last year's winner of this contest TWO TEMPTING might be the answer. The six-year-old displayed his well-being with a triumph at Chester and a 5lb rise looks workable. Ebt's Guard and Mr Baloo are others to note.

Topweight FLIGHT PLAN returned to winning ways in the Thirsk Hunt Cup last month and this class act is taken to defy a modest 3lb rise.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

C&D winner MISS INFORMATION arrives on the back of a cosy victory at Newmarket and there could be more to come. Andrew Balding's filly is on an upward curve at present and she can make light work of a 4lb rise. The biggest threat may emerge in the shape of Darkness, who bounced back to form with a comfortable triumph at Thirsk last month, although last year's hero Rhoscolyn cannot be dismissed lightly.

The highly admirable RHOSCOLYN is taken to win this race for the third time, having posted an encouraging sixth at Chester recently.
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