There were 55 Races on Saturday 6th July 2024 across 8 meetings. There was 6 races at Beverley, 7 races at Haydock, 7 races at Naas, 7 races at Sandown, 6 races at Leicester, 7 races at Nottingham, 8 races at Bellewstown, 7 races at Carlisle, 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 3 race.

COILED has performed with credit in placing on each of his four starts over shorter to suggest his turn might be near. Eve Johnson Houghton's charge shaped encouragingly when second at Goodwood 27 days ago and could prove hard to beat now stepping up in trip. Addictive is an interesting contender on his turf debut following a couple of spins on the all-weather and is feared most, ahead of Double O One.

ADDICTIVE displayed some promise in a couple of early-season maiden/novice contests on all-weather, and with this increase in trip promising to suit, he shades the vote back from a break on his turf debut down in class. Coiled, Double O One and I Love Dad head up the dangers, in that order.

The safest option is COILED, who is beginning to look exposed after four starts but has a reassuringly consistent record.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

An open-looking contest, but KEEN INTEREST posted his best effort to date when runner-up at Bath last month and a repeat showing off the same mark of 47 may be enough to see Alice Haynes' gelding open his account. Michael Wigham is 2-5 with his representatives here in the last five seasons, so his Bubblecraft is worth a second look, while Ribkana is another to consider having finished second at Ripon last time out.

RIBKANA ran as well as she ever has when runner-up at Ripon 17 days ago and a reproduction of that form could be enough to see her shed her maiden status. First Encounter will pose a threat if able to bounce back from a poor showing at Wetherby last month, with Walk The Moon likely to remain competitive from his current mark.

His strike-rate is 0-13 but KEEN INTEREST stuck to his task very well when second to a next-time-out winner at Bath recently.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Having returned a beaten favourite at short odds the last twice, Asinara is proving expensive to follow and can be opposed once more. Preference is for the David Simcock-trained SANT ALESSIO, whose form looks a touch superior and could offer better value. This son of Too Darn Hot bumped into a subsequent winner when second over 1m at Kempton in November, going down by only three-quarters of a length, and is interesting on his first crack at sprinting after a respectable effort over 1m at Thirsk. The grade-dropping Harry Did may do best of the remainder.

HARRY DID and Asinara look the pair to focus on. The former was well held on his turf/handicap debut at Newmarket on his most recent outing, but he posted a good second in a race that's worked out well at Kempton on his reappearance and is well worth another chance back in appreciably calmer waters.

It can pay to give another chance to HARRY DID, who disappointed on his handicap debut but looked promising in his qualifying races.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Given Michael Herrington's excellent strike-rate at this venue, dual track-and-trip winner YOSHIMI merits consideration. Successful over C&D last August off a 3lb higher rating, the seven-year-old could make an impact if stepping forward from recent efforts. Handicap debutant King Of Charm could emerge as the main threat after finishing a fine second at Sandown when last seen, while Finbar's Lad was runner-up at Doncaster last month and he cannot be ruled out either.

TRAVIS confirmed the improvement shown at Pontefract last month when runner-up in a 0-88 back there last time and gets the nod to resume winning ways returning to a more suitable grade. Fellow 3-y-os King of Charm and Swordplay head up the opposition.

This can go to KING OF CHARM, who travelled well and was denied a clear run before keeping on well for second on his handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

The consistent CONNIE'S ROSE is fancied to register an eighth career success. She has been in tremendous form this year, finishing out of the frame just once in eight starts, and looks the way to go despite the burden of top-weight. A winner at Wetherby in April, Canaria Queen arrives on the back of two good placed efforts and could give the selection the most to think about. Handicap debutants Mirroring and Military Queen are others to note.

CONNIE'S ROSE shaped as if still in good form at Chepstow 19 days ago and gets the nod to notch a second win of the year. Etoile d'Alexandre needs to get back on track but it's worth remembering the promise she showed on her York debut now setting out for George Boughey and strong market support would look significant. Canaria Queen did best of those held up on her most recent outing at Ripon and merits consideration, also.

She's the oldest runner in the line-up but CONNIE'S ROSE (nap) has been in excellent form in recent months and can strike again.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Michael Appleby has his string in good order and his Midnight Missile, who sneaks in at the foot of the weights, could run well. He could only finish seventh at Bath last time out but it would come as no surprise to see an improved display from three-year-old, having been dropped 4lb in the handicap. The vote, however, goes to KALAMA SUNRISE. She completed a hat-trick of victories over 1m when scoring comfortably at Ffos Las 13 days ago and did so with enough in hand to suggest she can defy a 7lb rise. Charlatan produced a solid second at Newmarket last time out off a 1lb lower mark and should remain competitive.

KALAMA SUNRISE completed a quick-fire hat-trick with plenty up her sleeve at Ffos Las 2 weeks ago so could still be ahead of her mark despite a 7 lb rise. Cobh Harbour took a step back in the right direction at Bath so rates the main threat ahead of the consistent Charlatan.

Kalama Sunrise is respected but AMAYRETTO won a fast-ground nursery quite stylishly in the autumn and is preferred.
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