There were 23 Races on Monday 15th April 2024 across 3 meetings. There was 8 races at Kelso, 8 races at Windsor, 7 races at Kempton, 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 5 race.

Maritime Lady has stepped forward with each start to date and has to be a leading contender based on her second at Wolverhampton last month. That said, it wouldn't be a major surprise if the fourth from that contest, REYAADAH STAR, proved capable of reversing that form. Charlie Johnston's filly was essentially making her debut on that occasion, having unseated at Southwell on her official first racecourse appearance when leaving the stalls, and the extra distance is sure to suit. Newcomer Haydarieh completes the shortlist.

REYAADAH STAR showed promise on what was effectively her debut when fourth at Wolverhampton last month, staying on having still had plenty to do under 2f out, and she can take a step forward to open her account. She is taken to reverse the placings with Maritime Lady from when the pair met 23 days ago, with Kingmont completing the shortlist.

Maritime Lady sets the standard, but she wouldn't be sure to confirm latest Wolverhampton running with REYAADAH STAR.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

LADY FLORA comes from a family connections know very well, with her half-brothers Elm Park and Brorocco the main examples, and she arrives here following a decent beginning to her career when placed in a Newmarket novice last October. Entitled to improve from that experience, Andrew Balding's filly is taken to come out on top. Nancy Rose defied greenness to finish second at Newbury in July and she commands plenty of respect, while others to note include Lakota Spirit and Sunfall.

NANCY ROSE shaped well when a debut second at Newbury and can go one better on her seasonal return at the chief expense of William Haggas' debut fourth Sunfall. Lady Flora is another to consider with better days ahead of her too.

This can go to the nicely bred LADY FLORA, whose debut third at Newmarket last November has worked out well.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

CIARA PEARL clearly needed some time to develop with her debut coming in the July of her three-year-old career. However, she showed plenty of promise in three starts in maiden/novice company, winning at Lingfield in October, and returned to the same venue to make a successful handicap debut last Monday. The 5lb penalty and drop back to a mile are unlikely to stop her from progressing. Wadacre Grace has been running consistently well of late and is expected to be in the mix along with Moonlight Express.

CIARA PEARL picked up where she left off when making a winning seasonal/handicap debut at Lingfield 7 days ago and, with the potential of more still to offer, a penalty might not be enough to prevent her scoring again. Moonlight Express remains capable of better now handicapping and is next on the list, ahead of Wadacre Grace.

The tough and consistent WADACRE GRACE (nap) may know a bit too much for her rivals at a track she seems to like (2-4).
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

SOAR ABOVE filled the runner-up berth over track and trip in January before finding a class 2 event too hot next time, but he will appreciate the drop in grade. John Butler's nine-year-old looks well placed to record his fourth C&D victory, with his main threat possibly Aurora Dawn. The daughter of Awtaad makes her return to action off a 5lb higher rating than her triumph at Newbury last June and she has to be considered, while Hat Toss warrants a market check too.

A trappy contest with marginal preference for AURORA DAWN, who doubled her career tally with a comfortable success at Newbury when last seen 9 months ago and Ed Walker's filly looks just the type to make into an even better 4-y-o. Stable-switcher Hat Toss can chase her home, with Oliver Show next best provided he can leave a lacklustre effort well behind.

The unexposed OLIVER SHOW is given a chance to show that his latest Newcastle effort was a blip. He had looked progressive before that.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Old Chums remains in cracking form after hitting the crossbar over 6f at Chelmsford last time and he is likely to be competitive off the same mark, but WONDER SMILE makes more appeal. Hugo Palmer's three-year-old produced two solid efforts in novice company at Chelmsford, finishing second and third, last year and he makes his handicap bow off a workable mark of 70 with Tom Marquand booked. A first-time hood could eke out more from Lieutenant Rascal and he completes the shortlist.

A few with chances but LIEUTENANT RASCAL features on a good mark so is taken to get off the mark now stepped up in trip on his polytrack debut. Old Chums is next on the list on the back of his recent Chelmsford City second with handicap debutant Heathcliff also in the mix.

Preference is for HELLO COTAI who caught the eye when fourth of seven on his stable debut at Lingfield ten days ago.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Marginal preference is for IMPERIAL GUARD. Andrew Balding's three-year-old has improved with each of his three runs to date, with his latest effort resulting in a smooth victory over track and trip. He relished the drop in trip that day and he could be one to watch over sprint distances going forward. Jubilee Walk has undergone wind surgery since making all to shed his maiden tag at Salisbury and it will be interesting to see how he fares in the market, while Tsunami Spirit rates best of the rest.

IMPERIAL GUARD looked potentially useful in getting off the mark with something to spare on return from 6 months off over C&D last month and open to further improvement now handicapping, he gets the nod to come out on top at the expense of Tsunami Spirit, who looked potentially a decent sprint handicapper as a 2-y-o and can have a line put through his final outing.

This can go to IMPERIAL GUARD who made a successful return in a C&D novice last month and remains open to further improvement.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

PROFIT AND LOSS returned from 199 days off the track to produce an encouraging effort on debut for George Baker over C&D last month. The son of Profitable remains on the same rating and could be the one to beat. Autumn Angel, who wasn't beaten far into third over 7f at Wolverhampton last time, could get into contention despite dropping in distance. Heerathetrack tackles this trip for only the second time and could also get involved.

A tight-knit handicap in which in-form AUTUMN ANGEL is taken to resume winning ways off an easing mark. Course winner Heeratthetrack heads the list of dangers with Nubough and Revolucion also weighted to have a say in a very open contest.

The vote goes to PROFIT AND LOSS who ran well to finish third on stable debut C&D last month. He may well have come on for it.
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