There were 52 Races on Friday 21st July 2023 across 8 meetings. There was 7 races at Killarney, 6 races at Haydock, 6 races at Nottingham, 7 races at Newbury, 6 races at Hamilton, 8 races at Kilbeggan, 6 races at Newmarket, 6 races at Pontefract, 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 4 race.

Gushing Gold was not disgraced in the Albany at Royal Ascot last time and Andrew Balding's filly merits the utmost respect back down in grade here. That said, a chance can be taken with BOURGEOISIE, who caught the eye when fifth on debut in a valuable maiden at Newmarket last week. The daughter of Siyouni may improve significantly for that experience and she should not be underestimated. Betties Bay and Eleftheria are others with valid form claims, while Pannonica and Raqiya look to be best of the newcomers.

GUSHING GOLD has a lot less on her plate than when in midfield in the Albany so looks the way to go unless one of the newcomers proves well above average. Raqiya and Pannonica appeal most of those starting out here and could emerge as the main threats to Andrew Balding's fairly useful filly in that order.

After a perfectly respectable ninth at Royal Ascot last month, GUSHING GOLD can now deliver on her debut promise.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

MAXIMUM DIVIDEND was only denied by a nose when a fast-finishing second on his racecourse debut at Sandown a couple of weeks ago. Richard Hannon's colt should only improve for that experience and he could prove tough to beat if doing so. There are plenty of well-bred newcomers in this field, but Trafalgar Square is arguably the most noteworthy being a 600,000gns half-brother to the recent Jersey winner Age Of Kings. Boiling Point and King Of Luck, who was also an expensive purchase at 325,000gns, are others who make the shortlist.

MAXIMUM DIVIDEND has to be the call on the back of his promising debut second at Sandown a couple of weeks ago but there are a number of likely types among the newcomers. Trafalgar Square, King of Luck and Boiling Point are perhaps the most interesting of those debutants but the betting will provide more clues.

Maximum Dividend is the form horse, while BOILING POINT and Trafalgar Square are particularly interesting among the newcomers.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

WARM SPELL clearly sets the standard having chased home an above-average rival on his debut over 6f at Goodwood last month. The son of Mehmas should have no problem seeing out the extra furlong here and he looks to have a bright future. Thyer shares his page with some top-class performers and it would be no surprise to see him go well, despite his lack of race experience. Mai Dubai was a 200,000-pound purchase last year and has to be of some interest as a result, while Grand Karat and Maxim De Winter both require market inspections.

WARM SPELL is in good hands and made a pleasing start at Goodwood, so he's the obvious answer to what should be an informative novice. Allegorical makes plenty of appeal on pedigree and Thyer strikes as another interesting newcomer for a top stable.

The second division of a traditionally smart novice event. WARM SPELL is first choice ahead of newcomer Thyer.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Fox Journey finished a decent fourth in deeper waters at Pontefract on his most recent outing and must enter calculations if building on that run, even though he loses Harry Davies' 3lb claim here. However, it could be worth taking a chance on the fellow class-dropping ENOCHDHU. Jonathan Portman's three-year-old has dropped to 4lb above his last winning mark, which came over an extended 1m3f at Windsor in May, and is fancied to bounce back from a disappointing showing at Salisbury last month. The unexposed Brave Knight is another to consider.

There is probably better to come from DASHO LENNIE over this trip and he gets the nod ahead of Fox Journey. The selection chased home a rapid-improver in Fairbanks (winner again since) off this mark on his first attempt at 1½m at Leicester where he had a few of these rivals behind. Fox Journey also acquitted himself well upped to this trip for the first time at Pontefract and is likely to offer stern resistance, while Open Champion and Temporize both make each-way appeal.

Another chance can be given to FOX JOURNEY, who was shuffled back to a poor position before staying on well for fourth at Pontefract.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

NIGHT SPARKLE made a pleasing return to the Flat when bolting up over a similar trip at Fairyhouse last month. The fact she was eased towards the finish suggests the daughter of Postponed has much more to offer, despite a 10lb hike for that success. The four-year-old is taken to get the better of the lightly-campaigned Flower Of Dubai, who was headed towards the finish in tougher company over 1m6f at Haydock most recently. Spring Fever and Secret Shadow are others to consider.

SPRING FEVER is going the right way and can defy a 10 lb rise for her comfortable Newmarket victory. Flower of Dubai and Alba Longa head the list of dangers.

This looks between the most progressive contenders in the field, namely FLOWER OF DUBAI, Spring Fever and Night Sparkle.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

ASADNA was a very taking winner on his racecourse debut when scoring by 12 lengths over 6f at Ripon before running with credit in the Coventry at Royal Ascot, following an interrupted preparation, and he looks the one to beat. That race at the Royal meeting is working out well with multiple winners coming out of the contest and Alice Haynes' runner could easily follow suit. Balon D'or is likely to ask the most questions after a decent fourth in a Group 3 at Chantilly, while Markakol should also be thereabouts.

ASADNA failed to meet expectations in the Coventry at Royal Ascot but is worth another chance to confirm debut promise down in class. Shagraan looked good when winning at Windsor so rates the main threat ahead of Markakol, who should continue to progress.

The vote goes to PALMAR BAY (nap), who should have plenty more to offer. Shagraan and Asadna are respected.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

VEGAS JACK has been running consistently well this season and he can go close in this wide-open contest. Adam West's charge was second over 1m at Salisbury last time, beaten just a neck by Racing Demon, who reopposes on this occasion. Ed de Giles' runner is 2lb worse off with that rival which may leave him vulnerable after that meagre success. Isle Of Jura heads the remainder.

OUTGUN was the best of those that came up the centre when third in a C&D handicap last month and, if more goes his way, this progressive gelding might well be able to open his account. Vegas Jack shaped well behind Racing Demon (who re-opposes) at Salisbury last time, so he's a danger, while Isle of Jura is a notable handicap debutant.

Top of the list is OUTGUN, who posted a good effort when placed over C&D on his seasonal/handicap debut and may well improve further.
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