There were 37 Races on Wednesday 10th April 2024 across 5 meetings. There was 8 races at Leopardstown, 7 races at Market Rasen, 8 races at Wolverhampton, 7 races at Lingfield, 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 6 race.

NILOUFAR was able to make an immediate impact upon her switch to handicaps and when stepped up to the mile at Chelmsford last month, in a race that has worked out well. Although a 9lb hike in the ratings will ask more of her, she is unlikely to have reached the ceiling of her ability and is taken to repeat the dose. Medician Star does not look overburdened by an opening mark of 56 and he must feature prominently in calculations, along with Lightning Bay, who hit the woodwork at Wolverhampton eight days ago and could improve for the addition of first-time cheekpieces.

NILOUFAR ran out a cosy winner at Chelmsford last month and could be up to defying a 9 lb rise with that form working out better than expected. Lightning Bay and handicap-debutant Medician Star head the dangers.

Lightning Bay may take another step forward but NILOUFAR is fancied to make it 2-2 in handicaps.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

An open event in which only a tentative vote can go to Brett Johnson's DULCET SPIRIT. The Invincible Spirit mare was unable to trouble the judge over 6f at Kempton last time but the return to further will suit and, from a competitive mark, it would come as no surprise were she to mount a stern challenge. Kondratiev Wave finished a good second on his latest outing and must enter the reckoning from an unchanged rating, while Ballybaymoonshiner, who looks to record a third success from his last four starts, is also noted.

A chance is taken on MASHAAN, who has a 10-month absence to overcome but has been given a big chance by the handicapper on first start back with his former yard. Ballybaymoonshiner is respected in his follow-up bid, with Hul Ah Bah Loo another not to take lightly, especially with a strong pace forecast.

Mashaan is potentially thrown in back with Alice Haynes but the in-form BALLYBAYMOONSHINER (nap) looks the safer option today.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Dylan Cunha has enjoyed a fruitful start to the new season and JUSTAHUNCH could provide the Newmarket handler with further success. The three-year-old found only a well-supported favourite too strong at Southwell last month and, from an unchanged mark, he can go one better. Unavailable must shoulder a penalty having been on target over 6f here five days ago and she remains of significant interest, while handicap debutant Kohana Girl might prove best of the remainder.

UNAVAILABLE showed improved form when easily making all in an 11-runner handicap here last week and is a straightforward choice to follow up under a penalty. Justahunch made a good start for his new yard when runner-up at Southwell recently and is considered the main threat.

Unavailable is a big player after her breakthrough recent win but JUSTAHUNCH looks a viable alternative after a good stable debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

GOLDEN PATH put in a promising display when fourth on her debut over a mile here last month and the daughter of Golden Horn could be hard to beat with the benefit of that experience. Roger Henry was behind the selection on that occasion but showed more on his racecourse bow, and it is far too soon to be writing him off. Jorgio J and Machete Beach are both noteworthy newcomers.

GOLDEN PATH caught the eye finishing well on her debut here last month and, with the step up in trip sure to suit, she's a confident selection to get off the mark at the second time of asking. Roger Henry is worth another chance to build on his debut effort, with Clara Barton pick of the newcomers before market clues.

Wannabeawallaby and GOLDEN PATH both ran well over 1m here on debut and can step forward now upped in trip.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

SANDY PARADISE has been running well in defeat of late and was a close second over 7f at Wolverhampton 11 days ago. Off the same mark here, it would be no surprise to see the five-year-old go one better. Counsel won over C&D two starts ago and was not disgraced when runner-up last time, while Dembe edges out Thapa VC to be best of the rest.

DEMBE is undoubtedly lurking on a handy mark and not for the first time this year caught the eye when runner-up at Kempton (1m) for his new yard 9 days ago. He'll likely need the breaks dropping back 1f but could just be worth chancing in a race where they could well go a decent clip. Thapa Vc, Sandy Paradise and Counsel are others worthy of a second look in a competitive race.

Sandy Paradise and Counsel can go well but top-weight LEGAL REFORM could leave last month's reappearance behind him.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Lilkian is a four-time C&D winner who has to be feared back at his favourite venue off 2lb below his last winning mark, while Mick's Spirit also rates a big player at this level despite his best form being posted over the minimum trip. However, JUNGLE CHARM has far more untapped potential and, having shown determination to land a C&D apprentice race last week, Archie Watson's filly is a highly appealing option off the same mark, with Luke Morris taking over in the saddle.

Low-mileage filly JUNGLE CHARM escapes a penalty for her C&D success 6 days ago and could well be the answer from a handy draw with further progress certainly not out of the question following just 4 career starts. Thismydream and Mick's Spirit are others to consider.

Most of these have something to prove but the unexposed and unpenalised C&D winner JUNGLE CHARM is a notable exception.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Having made all over a furlong shorter at Kempton when last seen, the hat-trick seeking CAPSTAN can extend his winning run, with the return to 1m4f very much in his favour. Even off a 5lb higher mark, the selection, a C&D winner on his penultimate start, still has room to move based on back form and appeals strongly given his proven effectiveness on Polytrack. Wolverhampton scorer Hill Station is respected under a 5lb penalty, although Tortured Soul is closely matched with that rival and also rates a solid each-way player.

TORTURED SOUL has proved a real success story on all-weather in recent months, gaining his sixth victory since joining Tony Carroll at Kempton in March and not looking at all suited by how the way the race developed when having his winning run ended at Southwell 3 weeks ago. He gets the narrow vote to come out on top again, with the hat-trick seeking Capstan, Restorer and Hill Station heading up the dangers in a competitive finale.

Tortured Soul, Hill Station and Geelong need major respect, but CAPSTAN has got on a roll and may complete his hat-trick.
Ths is the racecard key.
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