There were 34 Races on Wednesday 12th June 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 6 races at Yarmouth, 7 races at Fontwell, 8 races at Kempton, 6 races at Hamilton, 7 races at Limerick, 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.

The two penalised winners Pyffo and GWASH are the ones to concentrate on, with slight preference for the latter. The Fergal O'Brien-trained inmate looked set to double his tally at Uttoxeter last month, but for falling at the final flight. Compensation could await the five-year-old, although the aforementioned Pyffo is unlikely to be far behind given his good run of form in recent months. Any market support for Lord Chips on his debut would be interesting.

GWASH would have followed up his Warwick win but for a late lapse in concentration at Uttoxeter last month and is narrowly preferred to Pyffo, who has a bit to prove after being turned over at short odds on his most recent outing at Hereford. Briefly can prove clear best of the rest.

Another step up in trip could see BRIEFLY improve at an accelerated rate and master the penalised pair Gwash and Pyffo.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The improving Paddy De Pole is certain to prove popular after securing wins at Plumpton, Wincanton and Hereford in recent months. The six-year-old warrants respect in his bid for a four-timer, but a further 9lb rise and marked step up in distance could prove his undoing. Last month's C&D winner EARTH KING could be the one, with a 5lb rise for that ready triumph here looking on the lenient side. A first-time visor should see Thirtyfour Thirty go well too.

PADDY DE POLE made little fuss of bringing up a hat-trick of handicap hurdle victories at Hereford 4 weeks ago and, still unexposed at this sort of trip, he could well be up to defying the handicapper again and completing the 4-timer. Thirtyfour Thirty rates the chief threat ahead of Earth King.

Unless there's significant rain, PADDY DE POLE can make light of a 9lb rise and step up to 3m2f, ahead of C&D scorer Earth King.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

A 4lb rise in the ratings for CALL OFF THE DOGS' cosy C&D triumph here last time out looks more than workable. The gelded son of Bienamado must hold every chance of recording a hat-trick at this venue and he's hard to oppose in his current mood. The Karen Jewell-trained Millies Mite wasn't disgraced when runner-up to a resurgent rival over track and trip last month and she may put up most resistance to the selection, ahead of Belgarum.

It could be worth chancing PRINCESS MIDNIGHT, who returns on a winning mark and can go well fresh. Hat-trick-seeking Call Off The Dogs is the obvious threat, with the in-form Millies Mite best of the others.

Hat-trick seeker CALL OFF THE DOGS looks to have been found an inviting opportunity. Belgarum can chase him home.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

NO MORE NO produced a bit of a shock when scoring by just over two lengths on his handicap debut over 2m6f at Stratford last month and he takes a further step up in trip. The son of Alkaadhem could have plenty more to offer and he looks the one to beat again. Dear Ralphy wasn't beaten far into second over track and trip last time and he should go well off an unchanged mark, while No Worries could better his latest fourth at Ludlow.

The vote goes to HE IS A CRACKER, who should be spot on following his encouraging reappearance at Warwick. Dear Ralphy and No More No head the opposition.

Back on the mark of last autumn's C&D chase win, HE IS A CRACKER (nap) is taken ahead of breakthrough Stratford scorer No More No.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

VILLAGE MASTER made most of the running when victorious by four lengths in a class 5 event at Cartmel on his latest outing and he was hit with a 9lb rise. Warren Greatrex's five-year-old has an unbeaten record over fences in four starts and he could prove very difficult to beat. Jigginstown King finished third in a stronger contest than this over 3m5f at Fakenham and the drop in trip shouldn't pose him any problems, while Masterdream makes most appeal of the remainder.

VILLAGE MASTER hasn't looked back since sent over fences and is fancied to go 5-5 in this sphere despite taking a 9 lb rise for his most recent success at Cartmel. Course scorer Jigginstown King appeals as the one to chase home Warren Greatrex's improver ahead of fencing newcomer Masterdream.

The thriving VILLAGE MASTER can make it 5-5 over fences barring a destructive pace battle with Jigginstown King.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Not beaten far at Stratford last time out, AMALFI BAY sets the standard on recent form and can get off the mark over hurdles at the sixth time of asking. Nadim showed up well on his most recent outing when placed at Huntingdon and he is of interest on his first run for new connections, while Beat The Heat and Sami Bear are expected to be thereabouts as well.

AMALFI BAY is taken to go one better than in similar company at Stratford last month. Nadim is another who arrives on the back of a good placed effort and is second choice ahead of Tara Iti, who wasn't at his best last time but is well handicapped if on a going day.

Nadim can make his presence felt on stable debut but preference is for AMALFI BAY who was a solid second over this trip last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Runner-up on each of his last three starts, including at Uttoxeter last month behind one who has gone in again since, EARTH CRY deserves a change in luck and this unique track may well see him at his very best. Neil Mulholland's charge is narrowly preferred to Warwick second Blow Your Horn, as well as Tip Top Tonto, who has strong claims on the form of his penultimate effort at Fakenham.

BLOW YOUR HORN benefited from the refitting of cheekpieces when a strong-travelling second at Warwick last time and, in what appears to be a thin race, he's fancied to go one better at the possible expense of Earth Cry. Tip Top Tonto is no forlorn hope on debut for a new stable.

Blow Your Horn is feared but EARTH CRY chased home a subsequent winner last time and looks the one to side with.
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