There were 65 Races on Saturday 1st June 2024 across 9 meetings. There was 7 races at Worcester, 7 races at Musselburgh, 7 races at Listowel, 6 races at Hexham, 8 races at Epsom, 7 races at Tramore, 8 races at Doncaster, 8 races at Stratford, 7 races at Lingfield, 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.

Following a return to form when scoring over C&D last time, Forever Proud appears likely to offer another bold bid. That said, having been raised 2lb for that short-head success, she may be susceptible to some better treated rivals such as MALACANNE. Des Donovan's gelding was a good second over 1m2f at Chelmsford off this mark on his penultimate outing and he looks primed to go close. Mc'ted was denied a hat-trick last time and is very much of interest back on the all-weather.

It could be worth rolling the dice with GENTLE WHINNY, in the hope that the first-time visor helps to spark a return to form for ths 4-y-o. She has slipped to a very tempting mark, too. Forever Proud hit the target over C&D last month and has to enter calculations, while Louisiana Bay and Kissininthebackrow are others to consider.

This looks tricky but the vote goes to BRASSAVOLA, who is still unexposed and was a close sixth at Chelmsford in her final run in 2023.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

PURE OF HEART was well fancied when sent off favourite over 1m2f at Ascot last month before blowing her chances when getting upset in the stalls and she is fancied to shed her maiden tag with a more professional showing. Ollie Sangster's runner may prefer this sterner test after being tapped for toe towards the closing stages of that contest. Hillbridge (third) and Queens Fort (fourth) both finished in front of the selection on that occasion and they once again rate as the biggest dangers.

There was only a nose separating QUEENS FORT and Hillbridge in a maiden at Ascot but the former shaped better than the bare result so is taken to come out on top. Sea La Venus wasn't seen to best effect on her return at Newmarket and she's another to consider.

The vote goes to QUEENS FORT who was just behind Hillbridge at Ascot and is open to plenty of progress on this step up to 1m4f.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The ultra-consistent ISLE OF SARK rarely runs a bad race and this looks a good opportunity to get his head in front for the first time since 2020. Jamie Osborne's charge was left on the same mark after being beaten just a neck over 1m2f at Chelmsford last time and this extra yardage could be the perfect tonic. Whatawit should also be thereabouts on his handicap bow and this mark of 82 doesn't appear out of his reach, while Fox Flame is capable of having a say with a return to form.

MORACAR could be the answer having shaped well in handicaps on the turf course here and at Windsor since returning from a break last month. He may well have most to fear from Appier, who took a step back in the right direction at Kempton and is on an attractive mark. Robusto is third choice ahead of Isle of Sark.

Most of these come with risks attached but ISLE OF SARK has form figures of 223233 on AW this year and he gets the vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

This looks a golden opportunity for AMESTRIS to get off the mark following a promising debut effort over this trip at Newmarket where she hit the line full of running in second. That race has thrown up a clutch of subsequent winners and she should be adding to that tally. Roselily shaped with mild promise on her debut at Leicester but is bred to appreciate further, while Desdemona appeals most of the newcomers.

AMESTRIS ran to a high level when second at Newmarket on debut just over 6 weeks ago, and will be a tough nut to crack. Roselily has a stone to find with the selection but she showed some promise on her debut 3 weeks ago and is second choice. None of the newcomers jump off the page, but Desdemona might be the pick of them.

This looks a good opportunity for AMESTRIS, who went close at Newmarket in April and sets a useful standard on that form.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Hard to rule anything out of this, including Ziggy's Phoenix, who has been raised 3lb for her shock Newmarket success. Usuario Amigo and New Chelsea remain big potential improvers but any value on this occasion may lie with all-weather scorer PIZ NAIR, who looked to be crying out for a step up in trip when a staying-on third over 6f at Doncaster last time out.

USUARIO AMIGO improved and shaped well when second in a good novice at Newmarket recently and there's more to come, so he's fancied to prove himself better than an opening mark of 87. Twirler looks a big threat if she goes on turf and Piz Nair should give his running again.

The vote goes to USUARIO AMIGO who has gone close in two of his three starts and looks on a fair mark for this handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

MUSICAL MYSTERY took care of his nearest rival by just under two lengths in a class 4 event at Brighton on Tuesday and has a 5lb penalty to contend with. Ed Dunlop's five-year-old looks well placed to record a double, with his main threat possibly being Snuggle, who finished second in heavy conditions at Windsor last time and he has to be respected off an unchanged mark. Believe You Me is another to consider after his runner-up effort at Chepstow over a mile.

MUSICAL MYSTERY upped his game to score at Brighton last time and, in a thin race, he's capable of defying a penalty if he can take another step forward. Yantarni is a danger and another solid showing is expected from Snuggle.

Preference is for MUSICAL MYSTERY (nap) who dominated at Brighton on Tuesday and may well be able to follow up under a penalty.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

BEAU JARDINE justified favouritism in decisive fashion at Salisbury last month and he now has a 8lb higher mark to contend with. Considering the manner of his victory that day, he could be up to the task. The main danger might be El Hibri, who was victorious at Chelmsford recently and is capable of being in the mix, while Nogo's Dream is another to note in first-time cheekpieces.

TREMBLANT wasn't seen to best effect when seventh at Newmarket last time and, down in grade with blinkers on for the first time, he's worth a chance to defy a falling mark at the possible expense of Beau Jardine, who scored readily at Salisbury recently. El Hibri is also going the right way.

El Hibri should be in the thick of it but returning to 6f looks sure to suit NOGO'S DREAM and he can gain his first handicap win.
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