There were 27 Races on Sunday 25th August 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 8 races at Naas, 7 races at Goodwood, 6 races at Beverley, 6 races at Yarmouth, 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 2 race.

Having finished second in a Southwell contest that has worked out well, EAVESTONE showed enough pace over further on that occasion to suggest that she may be ideally suited by 1m2f. Roger Varian's filly gets the vote ahead of Madame Sans Gene, who ran a highly encouraging race on debut when third at Lingfield in April, and Wolverhampton third Charlotte's Web. A well-related sort who cost 425,000gns at the sales, Estrange is a newcomer to monitor for market support.

CHARLOTTE'S WEB endured a poor run when an unlucky third at Wolverhampton last week and is fancied to gain compensation at the chief expense of Roger Varian's Eavestone who also looks to have better days ahead of her but might have to settle for runner-up spot once more. Andrew Balding's Lasting Love has the form to play a part too if back on song, while newcomer Christian Bruce and Lingfield debut third Madame Sans Gene also enter calculations in this intriguing maiden.

425,000gns yearling ESTRANGE is bred to be very talented and is taken to make a winning start for David O'Meara.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

The value may lie with GODWINSON, who may not have progressed as hoped since a strong runner-up effort in the Spring Cup at Newbury in April, but his most recent effort at York over further was creditable and the layout of this contest looks appealing. A comfortable winner of the Golden Mile over C&D earlier in the month, Toimy Son is likely to be thereabouts again off 7lb higher, while Signcastle City is another to note after a determined success at Ripon last time out.

A useful handicap in which LONG TRADITION is worth chancing back from another long absence. He won well back from a long lay-off in June 2023 and remains lightly raced for his trainer enjoying another good campaign. Golden Mile winner Toimy Son is next on the shortlist up 7 lb for that victory, while Godwinson is another to consider.

Lightly raced MIDNIGHT GUN was on the upgrade for Ed Walker and looks a good candidate for further progress after a good yard debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

SERGEANT WILKO has continued to go from strength to strength this season and a 4lb rise for a taking success in a valuable handicap at Newmarket last month could prove lenient. The son of Bungle Inthejungle can take this before a possible tilt at the Ayr Gold Cup next month, with the progressive and consistent Amazonian Dream looking best placed to chase him home. The Jack Channon stable has been in excellent form of late and Tiriac must enter calculations on some of the form he has shown this season.

RUMSTAR shaped well in the Stewards' Cup last time and this is obviously less competitive, so he's worth a chance to snap a losing run. Improving 3-y-o Sergeant Wilko is an obvious danger along with the likeable Amazonian Dream.

This week's rain has been a positive for TIRIAC, who was progressive on good to soft ground earlier in the campaign. He earns the vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

WITNESS STAND made a mockery of his big odds when scooting in by three lengths in a warm handicap over track and trip earlier in the month and he was hit with an 8lb rise for that triumph. The son of Expert Eye retains the cheekpieces applied on that occasion and could take this before going onto better things. The main danger might be the hat-trick seeking Rebel Territory, who was last seen comfortably scoring in the 2023 Victoria Cup at Ascot and the six-year-old commands the utmost respect on his return to action. Qirat is the pick of the remainder.

QIRAT hasn't quite kicked on as expected following his C&D success in the spring but he remains low-mileage and, returned to this track/trip from a handy draw, he's given the narrow vote to get back on track. Metal Merchant is another high on the shortlist following his good fourth in the International at Ascot. Witness Stand and Rhoscolyn are others to consider.

Judged on the strength of his C&D win in May, QIRAT (nap) is particularly interesting. Witness Stand is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

SEA LEGEND ran too bad to be true when finishing last at Haydock on his latest start, but he finished a fair fourth at Newcastle prior to that in a class 3 handicap. James Fanshawe's four-year-old sets the standard for others to aim at with a rating of 85 and looks difficult to oppose. Clever Relation finished a close-up third over 1m6f at Nottingham in May and should go well, while Roger Henry is in good form and can fight it out for the minor honours.

SEA LEGEND possesses much the best form on show and now back at a more suitable trip is impossible to side against lowered in grade. Roger Henry arrives in good form so should ensure James Fanshawe's 4-y-o doesn't have things all his own way, while Clever Relation can't be ruled out either on the back of his excellent Nottingham third.

1m6f stretched SEA LEGEND at Haydock last month and he has leading claims on his previous form. Clever Relation is second choice.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

El Madar has shown a decent level of ability in three starts to date but could be vulnerable to an improver. With that in mind, preference is for TOO SOON, who caught the eye when staying on well to take fifth in a valuable maiden over 7f here three weeks ago. Skibo has a similar profile to the selection and should not be discounted, while Special Ghaiyyath is also noted.

TOO SOON caught the eye staying on late here on debut here earlier this month and will appreciate this longer trip. He can open his account. Skibo and Hunky Dory are also open to improvement and are feared most.

Several have possibilities in quite an open and interesting maiden. The percentage call goes to TOO SOON, ahead of Skibo.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

TEMPORIZE struggled to make an impact in the Goodwood Handicap over 2m4f earlier in the month, but his previous success at Newbury suggests that he is likely to be competitive at this level. East India Dock was not disgraced in a competitive three-year-old handicap at Haydock when last seen and he should not be underestimated. Percy Shelley edges out Duke Of Verona to be the pick of the remainder.

PERCY SHELLEY is down to an appealing mark and has looked back in form lately, so he gets the marginal vote in a tightly-knit affair. Duke of Verona is of interest back from a break and Tenerife Sunshine warrants plenty of respect.

Topweight TEMPORIZE won the 2m4f handicap at the Glorious meeting here last year and ran well for a long way in the same race last time.
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