There were 51 Races on Tuesday 23rd May 2023 across 7 meetings. There was 8 races at Punchestown, 7 races at Huntingdon, 7 races at Brighton, 7 races at Wolverhampton, 7 races at Hexham, 7 races at Ayr, 8 races at Gowran Park, 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 fact Paul Nicholls is persevering with Magistrato could prove to be significant and the gelding might come into his own now he is sent chasing, while Call Me Tara returned from a 209-day break with a solid effort in a novices' hurdle at Ludlow last month and, with the tongue-tie retained, he might also find more now switched to the larger obstacles. However, MADIBA PASSION has an edge in terms of experience in this discipline and, getting weight from the rest, he is the percentage call.

CALL ME TARA has made an excellent start over hurdles and appeals as the type to be at least as good over fences, so she's preferred to Madiba Passion, who may well bounce back from a poor showing. Magistrato is also on the radar.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

QOYA has shown promise since switching codes and is taken to build on what was a highly encouraging effort when she finished third in a juvenile hurdle over C&D last time out. The terms of this race gives her a sound chance at the weights and a breakthrough success is a distinct possibility. Well Done Dani showed some improvement to win at Southwell on her first start back after a wind operation and is feared most. Ceci Wells and Ayr Of Elegance complete the shortlist.

QOYA and Only Fools are both of strong interest now handicapping in this sphere and, armed with their 4-y-o allowances, they could be the pair to focus on. Marginal preference is for the former, who did pretty well on the level for William Haggas last year and it was a decent mares' novice at Ffos Las in which she was fourth on her hurdles debut in January. Well Done Dani and Ayr of Elegance are others to consider.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

LOVE MYSTERY was a maiden on the Flat for Andrew Balding but dropped several hints that he has the ability to pay his way and looks an interesting recruit to the jumping scene. His yard has been back among the winners lately and this looks a good starting point for the son of Frankel's NH bow. Sisterandbrother would have something to find with the selection based on Flat ratings but looks a solid alternative given his previous hurdle experience. Fandabidozi is also considered.

SISTERANDBROTHER has already scored on the Flat and showed enough on his hurdling debut to think he can land this relatively weak race. Love Mystery makes plenty of appeal and Wolf of Oxshott can't be dmissed.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Out The Glen is now just 1lb above his last winning mark, which came over C&D in March of last year. First-time cheekpieces could eke out some improvement, but a chance is taken on LETSBE AVENUE. Keiran Burke's charge has stamina to prove over this far, but he was successful from this mark at Taunton (2m2f) in December and that performance gave the impression he could have more to offer when stepped up in trip. Cloudy Wednesday is another to consider.

LETSBE AVENUE is back on his last winning mark and ran respectably at Ludlow last time. He gets the nod in a race which may not take a great deal of winning. Out The Glen and Stamina Chope can also make their presence felt.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Veteran CAIUS MARCIUS returned to action with a narrow success at Perth 26 days ago, bringing up his hat-trick in the process. The 12-year-old was raised 2lb for that win, but Conor Rabbitt's claim means he's technically 5lb lower today and the son of King's Theatre gets the nod once again. Recent Worcester scorer Judicial Law appeals as the most likely danger, while Ask A Honey Bee completes the shortlist.

CAIUS MARCIUS boasts an excellent record at this sort of trip and remains fairly treated after his recent Perth victory. He can score again. Ask A Honey Bee and Time To Tinker are feared most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

HOMME D'UN SOIR looked to hold every chance when falling three out at Stratford on his stable debut in March and he can gain compensation on this occasion. Going further up in trip should not inconvenience him and he is preferred to Kaproyale, the selection's stable companion who is entitled to be thereabouts after a respectable second at Stratford. Keep an eye on Just Cause too.

KAPROYALE gets the vote after a good second at Stratford. Stablemate Homme d'Un Soir might be the danger.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Based on the summary, the horses that are most likely to finish in the top three are 1.88/1 (8) DELLBOY TROTTER, 3.5/1 (3) RED FORCE ONE, and 7.5/1 (6) ENTHUSED. 1.88/1 (8) DELLBOY TROTTER has been consistent and showed improvement in his recent race, while 3.5/1 (3) RED FORCE ONE has been competitive in higher-grade handicaps and has been eased in weight for this race. 7.5/1 (6) ENTHUSED is a notable handicap debutant and has shown promise in her three starts over hurdles. However, as with any horse race, there is always the possibility of unexpected outcomes.

DELLBOY TROTTER ran a cracker when not beaten far in second at Ludlow and the booking of Harry Cobden could well help him go one better today. Tracey Leeson's charge should be suited by the drop back in trip and he can see off the likes of Pass The Love On and Enthused, who arguably posted a career-best effort when a close-up fourth at Fakenham earlier in the month.

A chance is taken on RED FORCE ONE, who acquitted himself well enough in a stronger handicap than this at Cheltenham last month to suggest that he could take advantage of this career-low hurdles mark in a race of this nature. Dellboy Trotter returned to form when hitting the crossbar at Ludlow recently and is a big threat with Harry Cobden up, while Enthused and handicap debutante Pass The Love On are both worth a second look.
Ths is the racecard key.
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