There were 51 Races on Saturday 7th September 2024 across 7 meetings. There was 8 races at Haydock, 7 races at Ascot, 7 races at Kempton, 8 races at Thirsk, 7 races at Navan, 6 races at Stratford, 8 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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Class & Speed Card
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WITCH HUNTER came within a whisker of successfully defending his Hungerford Stakes crown, going down by a nose to Tiber Flow in a blanket finish at Newbury. The better the race, the better he seemingly performs - his Lockinge third is evidence of that - but he can still break his duck for the season on the slight drop in class. Regal Reality has also been running well without winning this term and has been third in this contest twice before. Cicero's Gift and Clove Hitch both disappointed last time, but can't be written off just yet.

CICERO'S GIFT didn't seem to take to the fast surface at Goodwood and had previously looked very impressive when making a winning return at Sandown, beating Holloway Boy. He can get back on track here. Karl Burke's challenger deserves another day in the sun and is a big player. Regal Reality should go well again.

Preference is for the lightly raced 4yo PRAGUE, who has shaped as though he will be suited by this drop to 1m.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

MASTER BUILDER belied his inexperience to stay on into third in the Melrose, with Too Bossy For Us and Spaceport behind him. That was such a promising handicap debut for a gelding having only his fourth start and there should be a lot more to come. Andrew Balding and Oisin Murphy have teamed up to claim this prize twice, so Contacto commands attention after pipping a subsequent winner at Hamilton. Walter Hartright has progressed at a rate of knots this summer and might find even more for the extra two furlongs.

Successful on the second of 3 starts in novice company, MASTER BUILDER improved a chunk on his first crack at this sort of trip when third in the Melrose at York 2 weeks ago. Open to further improvement, he's a big player in the hope this doesn't come too soon. Contacto is another of interest back from a break along with the hat-trick seeking Hutchence. Across Earth could also go well at forecast longer odds.

In a fascinating field, MASTER BUILDER, Hutchence, Contacto and Walter Hartright are all strong candidates.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Divine Comedy is better than ever at the age of six, backing up her Ascot Stakes second with a solid York run, although her performance on the Knavesmire wasn't quite as good as ONEFORTHEGUTTER's. Ian Williams' stayer surpassed expectations to make the frame in the Ebor, apparently impressing Ryan Moore enough for him to take the ride here. Epic Poet was only a length behind him so has to be feared, while any further rain would bring The Goat right into the equation. Grand Alliance and Caliyza are a couple of interesting class droppers on the comeback trail.

Ian Williams is no stranger to success in this and ONEFORTHEGUTTER is taken to build on his fine run in the Ebor. Epic Poet was a place behind the selection at York and should also go well again. The progressive Waxing Gibbous, whose stable is enjoying a good spell, and If Not Now complete the shortlist.

The tip is ONEFORTHEGUTTER (nap) following his bold show (just in front of Epic Poet) in the Ebor, which was even more competitive.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

American Affair and Jer Batt are honours even from their recent encounters and they can figure prominently again, despite both being held off their current mark last time out. However, it's likely that recent Goodwood winner SHAGRAAN is open to a touch more progression and Mick Appelby's three-year-old shades the vote on that basis. Well supported when not beaten far over the extended 5f on Juddmonte day at York, dropping back to the minimum trip should be ideal and, with Oisin Murphy booked, compensation can be gained here.

A case can be made for most of these but Mick Appleby's SHAGRAAN is the least exposed and fancied to regain winning ways on the back of a very good York fifth last time out. Handily-weighted Looking For Lynda heads the list of dangers, although a solid case can also be made for Jumbeau, American Affair, Change of Mind and Hyperfocus in this very competitive sprint.

The Jim Goldie-trained AMERICAN AFFAIR has enjoyed a progressive campaign and is taken to post his third win of the season.
Class & Speed Card
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A gallant runner-up in the July Cup, Swingalong fared best out of those who clashed in Newmarket's summer highlight but whether he can uphold the form with Inisherin (fifth) is debatable, given he got first run. The latter, who was imperious when landing the Sandy Lane over C&D in May before landing the Commonwealth Cup, can be forgiven one bad day at the office and could very easily bounce back. However, JASOUR (sixth) was only a neck behind Kevin Ryan's colt last time and has very little to find to steal the limelight here. Flora Of Bermuda is another appealing each-way option.

INISHERIN disappointed in the July Cup when last seen but he'd left the impression he could dominate the sprinting division given the manner of his win in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot so is well worth another chance. Fellow 3-y-o Elite Status put himself firmly in the mix for this when winning a strong Group 3 at Newbury and is next best ahead of his stablemate Swingalong, who backed up her excellent second in the Golden Jubilee when just denied in the July Cup.

The 3yo INISHERIN looked a sprinting superstar at Royal Ascot and can return to winning ways. Swingalong is feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

All of these are open to progression and this should be informative. However, the hat-trick seeking LINWOOD makes plenty of appeal and, having overcome a troubled passage to justify odds-on favouritism in a decent novice race over a mile at Ripon last month, the son of Inns Of Court is another attractive proposition for a yard that won the 2020 running of this race. Eternal Elixir and C&D winner Hawksbill are other notable contenders, while Godolphin's expensive recruit Age Of Gold is also feared now he steps up in trip.

AGE OF GOLD found only another progressive sort too good when runner-up in a competitive York nursery last month and remains with potential. He can land the spoils. A number of his rivals are also open to improvement, including Luther and Stark Warning, who are feared most.

Competitive. AGE OF GOLD was closing fast on the winner when carrying a big weight at York in what's always a strong nursery.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Pearl Eye won last year's renewal and can feature again on his favoured going, but it looks worth sticking with the progressive ARKHALIA FLYNN in this. The winner of three of his last four outings, the three-year-old may not have finished improving yet having returned a ready winner on the soft ground at Windsor last time. Asteverdi won at Sandown in June and is not easily discounted off her current mark, while Red Hat Eagle may prove best of the rest.

The one who stands out is ARKHALIA FLYNN who is progressing well and looks up to completing the hat-trick having overcome a positional bias in ready fashion at Windsor on his most recent outing. Nap Hand caught the eye putting in some good late work at Kempton last time and should be up to making his presence felt once more, with the lightly-raced Rogue Encore completing the shortlist.

If there's a sharp improver lurking then it's ROGUE ENCORE who never got the chance to stretch his legs at Newbury last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

KELPIE GREY showed good progress early in the season when landing a hat-trick and last month's respectable fourth at Carlisle suggests there is more to come. Jim Goldie's inmate should get a good tow round from the front-running Good Morning Alex, who wasn't at his best on testing ground last time but is not out of this. Utilis finally came good at Thirsk, when fitted with a tongue-tie and blinkers for the first time, and the headgear remains in place.

EMPIRE OF LIGHT has been shaping up well since his success here in June, unlucky not to have finished closer after meeting trouble when runner-up at Redcar last time, so he could be set to resume winning ways. Heading the list of dangers is Al Rufaa, who has only narrowly been denied on his last 2 starts, while Good Morning Alex is also considered.

The unexposed 3yo NATIVE KING hasn't had the breaks at Chester or Goodwood the last twice and is preferred to Empire Of Light.
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