There were 62 Races on Saturday 19th August 2023 across 9 meetings. There was 7 races at Ripon, 8 races at Curragh, 6 races at Perth, 7 races at Doncaster, 6 races at Newmarket, 8 races at Tramore, 7 races at Newbury, 6 races at Market Rasen, 7 races at Bath, 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 1 race.

After strolling home in the Chester Vase, Arrest struggled to make an impact on faster ground in both the Derby and the King Edward VII, but the son of Frankel could bounce back with the weather forecast in his favour. Kemari returned to winning ways in the Fred Archer at Newmarket, but he isn't absolutely certain to back that performance up and the vote goes to KLONDIKE. William Haggas' colt wasn't best positioned to challenge in the Bahrain Trophy following a slow start and he remains capable of much better.

Four of the last 6 runnings have gone the way of a 3-y-o and the younger generation can come to the fore again, with ARREST taken to resume his progression now away from firmish ground. Klondike could easily have more to offer after only 3 starts and is second choice ahead of Godolphin's Kemari.

Supporters of ARREST had their fingers burned in the Derby and the King Edward VII but good to firm ground was a reasonable excuse.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

SWIFT ASSET has been in fine fettle on his most recent outings, including when scoring at Bath on his penultimate start, and Richard Hannon's colt warrants plenty of respect in his bid for a third career victory. Rod Millman boasts two solid chances with Woolhampton, a winner at Ascot last time, and Four Adaay, who has the services of Oisin Murphy in the saddle once again. Others to note include Harry Brown and Katey Kontent.

A well-run race over a stiff 5f brought out the best in LIBRA TIGER at Sandown and he still looks attractively handicapped following a 5 lb rise in the weights, despite a below-par showing at Windsor on Thursday. Swift Asset and Four Adaay are others to note in a competitive sprint handicap.

Woolhampton is solid to go well but HARRY BROWN is better than the bare results of his recent turf runs and is preferred.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

CLASSIC took the step forward required to get his head back in front at Sandown and the form of that contest has worked out nicely, with the runner-up Novus improving in two subsequent outings at Glorious Goodwood, and the fifth winning comfortably at Newmarket last week. A 2lb rise may prove to be lenient and he gets the vote at the expense of Open Mind, who placed at Chelmsford last time, and Top Secret.

LYNDON B is likely in better form than this season's mid-field finishes suggest and might be able to capitalise on a mark which is 2 lb below the one he went very close from in a big-field race over C&D on his final start last year. Spangled Mac has shaped well in some very strong Ascot handicaps lately and is second choice ahead of Classic and Bless Him.

3yo CLASSIC (nap) got back on track with a Sandown win last month and he can follow up off only 2lb higher. Popmaster is a danger.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 1 race.

Chindit hit the woodwork in the Lockinge before going on to finish a creditable sixth in the Queen Anne. Those efforts set a clear form standard, but he was a well-held eighth in this last year and the winner JUMBY is preferred. The son of New Bay warmed up for his title defence with a good second in the Criterion at Newmarket (Pogo just behind in third), and this has likely been the target all along. The latter also merits respect, along with Marbaan, who arrives on the back of a solid third in the Lennox.

One of the top 7f races in the calendar in Britain and last year's winner JUMBY looks to have serious claims of repeating that feat having been freshened up since his runner-up effort in the Criterion at Newmarket. Eve Johnson Houghton is enjoying plenty of success this month and her 5-y-o can get the better of Chindit, who is most probably having his last race before embarking on a career at stud in India. Possible front-runner Pogo and Marbaan can do battle for third spot.

C&D Group 3 winner CHINDIT has been placed in the last two runnings of the Group 1 Lockinge Stakes here and he earns the vote.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 2 race.

Ralph Beckett has been in irresistible form recently and he could continue that trend with FARIZIO. By Dubawi out of a Frankel mare, there is enough to suggest this initial test of stamina will suit, for all that he is likely to come into his own over further. Navy Jack (second) had the benefit of previous experience when finishing ahead of Highland Spring (fourth) at Sandown, but William Haggas' colt could reverse that form with improvement on the cards. Fire Demon is also noted.

NAVY JACK stepped up on debut when beaten only by a smart prospect at Sandown and makes the most appeal with further progress likely. Dancing Gemini is worth another chance to build on debut back in calmer waters so is next best ahead of Highland Spring, who was just under 2 lengths behind the selection at Sandown on debut.

Some interesting newcomers but there's decent form on show and HIGHLAND SPRING should be all the wiser for his Sandown experience.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

This represents a significant drop in class for DUBAI WELCOME and this still low-mileage gelding is fancied to justify why Godolphin are persevering with him at the age of six. Stepping back from 1m6f could also be key to his chance on his return and a breakthrough success on turf could be imminent for the son of Dubawi. There may also be more to come from Lion Kingdom and Scintillante, who head the list of dangers.

A winner at Chester 2 starts back, SCINTILLANTE would highly likely have finished runner-up but for getting his run checked at a crucial stage when fourth behind a rapidly improving William Haggas in-mate at Ascot 3 weeks ago. Open to further progress, he can confirm his present mark workable, with fellow 3-y-o Lion Kingdom next best. Valsad, a disappointment at Doncaster in the spring, isn't one to give up on and along with Vaynor, completes the shortlist.

Half are 3yos and several of those bring serious hopes of improvement, with SCINTILLANTE tipped ahead of Lion Kingdom.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

TONY MONTANA had two and a half lengths to spare over Cracksking when they met over C&D last month and having subsequently run with credit in a deeper race at Glorious Goodwood, he can confirm the form and looks the one to be with at this level. Greek Order has scope to improve further over this distance and also commands respect, while Bleak is another strong contender from a top yard to seriously consider.

Some promising sorts in opposition but the vote goes to BLEAK who hasn't looked back since being gelded and can quickly resume winning ways on the back of his excellent York second. Greek Order has been off the track since May but is still feared most off a handy-looking mark, with Cracksking, Rogue Sea and Tony Montana all in the mix too.

Well held in a 1m Listed race last time, the now-gelded IMPERIAL EMPEROR is given another chance with today's step up in trip.
Ths is the racecard key.
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