There were 47 Races on Thursday 4th July 2024 across 7 meetings. There was 7 races at Perth, 8 races at Bellewstown, 6 races at Haydock, 6 races at Yarmouth, 7 races at Tipperary, 7 races at Kempton, 6 races at Newbury, 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.

Bishop Hill hasn't progressed as hoped since finishing a close-up second over C&D in April and Lucinda Russell's mare could be worth taking on. Although his well-being must be taken on trust after a 439-day absence, hurdles debutant LUCKIE SEVEN would take some stopping if replicating his bumper form in this sphere. The six-year-old makes most appeal, while recent Hexham third Major Champion is noted too.

LUCKIE SEVEN has a 14-month absence to overcome but he was a well-above average sort in bumpers, and in the hope he takes to hurdling, is selected to outclass these. Bishop Hill has been knocking on the door in similar company so has to command respect, along with Kells And Connor on his Rules debut.

Bishop Hill sets the standard but slight preference is for bumper winner LUCKIE SEVEN, who could have a good future over hurdles.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

The returning Annie Agnew ended last year's campaign with a game victory at Down Royal and she must enter calculations making her handicap bow off what looks a workable mark. However, there was plenty of encouragement to be taken from DARKEST DAY's return to form when runner-up over track and trip last month. The fourth-placed finisher that day has subsequently scored in a 15-runner affair at Hexham and a 3lb rise might not be enough to stop him from going one better. Max Of Stars completes the shortlist.

DARKEST DAY returned to form with his reappearance under his belt when beaten only by a much less-exposed rival over C&D last month and looks to have very solid claims of going one better. Max of Stars is a likeable front runner who seems likely to give her running once more, with Well Planted and Annie Agnew others to take seriously.

Max Of Stars and Darkest Day are respected but preference is for the unexposed 4yo ANNIE AGNEW.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Peter and Michael Bowen have their string in fine order and DICEY RIELLY is taken to enhance their impressive strike-rate at present. The seven-year-old arrives on the back of a solid third at Fontwell and a return to her last winning distance could prove just the tonic. The switch to front-running tactics saw handicap/chase debutant Stylish Recruit win a novice hurdle at Hexham latest and he may put up most resistance to the selection, ahead of four-time course winner Sword Of Fate.

The Bowen's have their string in good order and on the back of her most encouraging effort since returning to action, DICEY RIELEY could be the way to go. The 7-y-o would likely have won had she kept straight (tended to jump right) when third over further at Ffos Las 5 weeks ago and she's a player operating just 2 lb above her last winning mark. Point/hurdles winner Stylish Recruit and The Gyspy Davey are others fancied to play lead roles.

3m point and 2m novice hurdle winner STYLISH RECRUIT is open to improvement now back up in trip for his chase and handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

EARTH CRY was victorious by over four lengths in a class 5 event at Fontwell last month and he looks ready for this step up in grade off a 5lb higher rating. Neil Mulholland's six-year-old has improved with each run so far this year and he can continue on an upward trajectory. The main danger is Marty Mcfly, who went in over 2m here last time and now takes a step back up in distance off 6lb higher, while Malangen is another to watch out for.

Lisa Harrison's MALANGEN escapes a penalty for his recent Hexham victory so this multiple course winner holds obvious claims. Sandy Thomson's course scorer Marty McFly should ensure the selection doesn't have things all his own way though, with Earth Cry also likely to be on the premises on the back of his Fontwell victory.

Lisa Harrison's course specialist MALANGEN escapes a penalty for his recent Hexham win so looks the way to go here from Marty McFly
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

UP FOR APPEAL bounced back to form in fine style to account for his nearest rival by just over four lengths over 2m5f at Newton Abbot last time. The six-year-old is only 4lb higher for that success and he looks well placed to go in again. Meetmeinthemorning was touched off by just under a length over 2m4f at Hexham on only his second handicap start and he is an interesting contender, while last-time-out winner Cardamon Hill isn't ruled out either.

UP FOR APPEAL confirmed previous encouragement when comfortably opening his account as a chaser at Newton Abbot last time and he's up to going in again with further progress anticipated. Fellow last-time-out winners Easy Bucks and Cardamon Hill are both improving as chasers, so they could pose the main threats.

Christian Williams' UP FOR APPEAL (nap) looked a young chaser on the up when going in at Newton Abbot and can follow up.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Seven-time course winner Pammi must enter calculations, despite a lacklustre performance on the Flat 15 days ago, while Blended Stealth is entitled to improve for his comeback run (first outing post wind surgery) at Market Rasen last month. The vote, however, goes to DIAMOND STATE. He was badly hampered and unseated his rider too early in the piece over C&D last time but caught the eye when a staying-on third over 2m4f here on his previous outing. He is effectively 7lb better off with Alan Doyle claiming 5lb, so a bold bid is forecast.

A seventh success over this C&D could be on the cards for PAMMI, who shaped as though she could be ready to strike when third here last month. Captain's Pick could be about to take a step forward now faced with a stiffer test and he is feared most. Diamond State and Swallows Song are others to consider, while Blended Stealth is not ruled out either.

Jim Goldie has his string in great nick and PAMMI looks the way to go here as she bids for a third win in this event.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

DALILEO ran out an impressive winner over C&D last month and, entitled to improve for that first outing since November, he gets the vote to defy a 4lb rise in the ratings. The tongue-tie/visor combination (worn today) appeared to have the desired effect with Somebody's Fortune at Kelso last time and she merits consideration lining up off a 3lb higher mark, while Shantou Moon and Side Stepper are others to keep an eye on.

With a visor fitted, SOMEBODY'S FORTUNE benefited from the longer trip when making a successful handicap debut at Kelso last time and, with further progress to come as a stayer, she is taken to follow up. Dalileo got back to winning ways at this C&D on his latest outing and is feared most, ahead of Side Stepper.

Several have claims but the vote goes to SOMEBODY'S FORTUNE, who kicked off her handicap career with a gritty win at Kelso in May.
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