There were 42 Races on Thursday 23rd May 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Market Rasen, 8 races at Catterick, 6 races at Lingfield, 8 races at Chelmsford-City, 7 races at Limerick, 6 races at Sandown, 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.

NEXT SECOND signed off 2023 with a second to So Sleepy at Chelmsford but she improved past that rival on her reappearance, finishing a place in front of her when third at Wolverhampton. Wakai Umi was even further behind that day and Ruth Carr's mare gets the nod. That's not to say So Sleepy won't be a big threat because the top-weight should also step forward from that comeback effort. Mellys Flyer is sliding down the weights and could pop up before too long.

MELLYS FLYER could be worth chancing back on the AW in first-time headgear having been just denied off this mark at Chelmsford in April. So Sleepy and Next Second are both entitled to come on for their recent run so are feared most.

This looks a very good opportunity for C&D scorer SO SLEEPY (nap) to build on her encouraging Wolverhampton run and resume winning ways
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Imola and Cervaro Della Sala aren't separated by much on last year's Wolverhampton running, although the latter does have the advantage of a recent outing now. State Flag ran well on all three appearances as a juvenile, and Fenisa went into a few notebooks when third at Kempton. Another chance is still given to INTERTWINED, who may have found the ground too testing at Redcar and is selected instead thanks to her debut third at Newbury.

FENISA produced a promising first effort when third at Kempton and can find the required improvement to beat the more exposed Cervaro Della Sala. Imola should have more to offer over this extra 1f and is another to consider.

Consistent CERVARO DELLA SALA should prove well suited by this step up in trip and can gain a deserved first win back in maiden company
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Favourite-backers have had their fingers burned twice with AMROON so far this year, but there will be plenty who keep the faith and his placed efforts at Wolverhampton and Chelmsford suggest he can reward it. The drop from 7f should be in his favour, although Katie G was only half a length behind him last time and might also be happier at this trip. Sir Bolton is gradually working his way back into some form, and Justahunch's latest effort can be forgiven.

Having dropped a fair way in the weights, SIR BOLTON stuck to his task pretty well when third at Lingfield a week ago, and with the return to 6f sure to suit, he could be the answer. Amroon pulled hard over 7f last time so the drop back in trip may help him, with Katie G another to consider in first-time headgear,

Marco Botti's AMROON is taken to confirm recent Chelmsford superiority over Katie G and land a second career success.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

FAR L'AMORE wasn't disgraced first time out against the ill-fated Chester Vase winner Hidden Law and probably ran to a similar level on the Roodee 15 days ago. He may not need to find much improvement unless Baronetti, a half-brother to two winners, proves above-average on his racecourse debut. Faster Bee could potentially improve for a gelding operation but has shown his hand on a number of occasions, while Tatateo was disappointing at Kempton.

MYCOLOURSORYOURS ran in a pretty hot race at Newbury last month and, if settling down, is fancied to advance his form. He gets the vote in what is a trappy novice, with Far L'Amore feared most unless there's support for newcomer Baronetti.

Twice-raced MYCOLOURSORYOURS arrives on the back of an encouraging Newbury fifth (form franked) so gets the nod
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

BEACH POINT was hugely impressive when justifying favouritism at Doncaster last Saturday, particularly as plenty went wrong in the run. The extra furlong is unlikely to pose any problems and he is fancied to defy a 6lb penalty. Magic Rascal looked slightly unlucky not to win at Bath, meeting interference over 1f out and being carried left by the winner inside the last. He now wears a tongue-tie and rates the biggest threat, ahead of Charles Morin.

The progressive BEACH POINT was value extra when off the mark at Doncaster 5 days ago so looks up to defying a penalty. Magic Rascal showed big improvement despite refusing to settle when just edged out at Bath and looks the obvious threat with Newfangled best of the others.

Recent improvers Beach Point and MAGIC RASCAL look the pair to focus on here, with a narrow preference for the latter.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Letaba is an obvious player having won two of his last three starts, but those victories came on the all-weather and his record of 0 from 10 on turf must be a concern. Genesius is worthy of consideration despite having a 205-day absence to overcome, but narrow preference is for PREMIERE LIGNE. He wasn't far behind the now 87-rated Kotari at Windsor 38 days ago and could well improve for that first outing since September.

PREMIERE LIGNE has yet to win on these shores but he ran well after 7 months off/following wind surgery when third at Windsor 38 days ago, and with the return to this longer trip in his favour, he looks a big player. Recent Kempton winner Letaba and the returning Genesius are others fancied to be in the shake-up.

Ex-French PREMIERE LIGNE teed himself up well for this when an encouraging reappearance Windsor third and gets the nod
Ths is the racecard key.
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