There were 44 Races on Monday 12th May 2025 across 6 meetings. There was 7 races at Catterick, 7 races at Southwell, 8 races at Roscommon, 8 races at Killarney, 7 races at Windsor, 7 races at Wolverhampton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
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HARMANI was unlucky to come up against the smart Charles Darwin on debut at Navan last month with Nakamura, who had the benefit of a previous run, a length and a half behind in third. The selection should appreciate this longer trip as his dam won over 1m4f. The market is likely to provide some valuable clues as to the relative merits of the newcomers. Salonglaenzende is by Gleneagles out of a Lawman mare that won a Listed race in Germany as a juvenile while riding arrangements suggest Green Soul, a Bated Breath half-brother to three winners, is preferred of Joseph O'Brien's pair.

The Lyons-trained HARMANI has the benefit of experience and he probably chased home a very smart colt at Navan.
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MACADAM'S ROCK gained his fourth career win, all over 7f at Dundalk, when successful last month on the Polytrack. The selection has been lightly campaigned on turf but can race off the same mark here and Ben Coen again takes the mount. Top Of The Pops won over a mile at Gowran on his penultimate start and probably found an extended 1m2f too far at Sligo recently, while My Kurkum showed much improved form on the same Sligo card when finishing well to beat all bar Gegenpressing over 6f. First reserve Jurality would be interesting is getting a run with Colin Keane booked.

Sligo runner-up MY KURKUM isn't that consistent but the same is true of plenty in here and last week's run was over a sharp enough 6f.
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BROWNED OFF was having just his fifth start when beating all bar Are You In Or Out over 7f at Leopardstown last time with Bucky Larson about two lengths behind in fourth. The New Approach filly has scope for further improvement and gets the vote in what appears the stronger of the two divisions. Bucky Larson has since filled the runner-up spot behind Hemight over a mile at Gowran with Cherry Pink in third. Clever And Classy made most of the running when second to Cala Bonita also over a mile at Gowran recently, while Si Senor was probably unsuited by heavy ground at Gowran last time.

The filly CLEVER AND CLASSY is one of a few possible front-runners but last week's second at Gowran was over further.
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DESERT HAVEN has scored twice over 7f and ran a cracker when returning to the Flat at Leopardstown last month beating all bar Enchanted Garden. The booking of Colin Keane adds to confidence, and he may have most to fear from Shoot To Kill who has gained most of his ten career victories on the all-weather including twice for current connections at the end of last year in Dundalk. Declaree hails form a yard in good form and having won over 7f at Dundalk last November, was having his first run since when runner-up to the progressive Pink Oxalis at Gowran last month. Flying Bay, Goldrush Kid and Neo Smart, who is also entered at Leopardstown on Sunday, are others to consider.

Desert Haven and Pier Pressure are feared but back on drier ground preference is for the well-handicapped BUCANEER'S SPIRIT.
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AMBER BLOSSOM won over 7f at Dundalk last November and has filled the runner-up spot on his latest two outings over a mile on the Polytrack including when not enjoying the clearest of passages behind Sunriseontheboyne. Blondina only faded from over a furlong out on her handicap debut over 1m2f at Navan last month and could be on a competitive mark, while others to consider include Moonhall Lass and Great Mover. The latter was placed twice last year including when caught close home over a mile at Naas, while Navajo Point made an encouraging return at Cork.

Lots with chances but VEGA'S MUSE learned her trade in some warm maidens and the ground was heavy for her handicap debut.
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The unpenalised AROUET might be able to take advantage of the weight he receives from previous winners. Runner-up on his racecourse debut at Cork last month, the Paddy Twomey-trained colt shaped with plenty of promise. Given that runners from his yard often improve from their initial outing, it would be no surprise to see the son of Galiway take a significant step forward. Green Triangle should find this easier than the two races he has contested to date this season. Joseph O'Brien's gelding won a maiden at this track last term so should appreciate returning to familiar terrain. Nautical Force, who beat the selection in Cork, holds every chance, despite having to concede weight on this occasion.

Now 5lb better off for a 1.75l defeat by Nautical Force on debut at Cork, AROUET (nap) can reverse that form with improvement.
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CARRIED WITH LOVE, a winner over hurdles at Cork in March, looks well handicapped back on the Flat. Having been slowly away in her maidens last season, the Camelot filly stepped up significantly when third at Galway on her second start in handicaps. In three outings over jumps this winter, she has looked much more like the finished article. Provided that the four-year-old gets away from the stalls on terms, a mark of 62 looks well within her capabilities. Paul Flynn's recent Sligo winner Grizabella should appreciate stepping back up to 1m4f. The mare remains nicely treated on her best form for previous connections. Her stablemate Forlio shouldn't be discounted following a below-par run at Navan.

A maiden hurdle winner at Cork last time, CARRIED WITH LOVE has shown enough to win a Flat contest of this standard.
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A beaten odds-on favourite at Limerick last month, the Johnny Murtagh-trained SHAOOL can recover losses. Runner-up on her previous start at Dundalk, the daughter of Belardo was expected to step up a place further. However, after holding every chance over a furlong out, the four-year-old weakened close home. Given that run came on testing ground, she may just appreciate a sounder surface. A four-time winner under NH Rules, the Ted Walsh-trained Gaoth Chuil merits respect on what is only her second start on the Flat. It would be no surprise to see the seven-year-old take a hand in the finish. Ina Mina, a 12-race maiden, will surely get her turn at some stage.

Below her best on soft ground over 1m on comeback, SISSI will be much better suited by this trip and ground.
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