There were 28 Races on Sunday 5th May 2024 across 4 meetings. There was 7 races at Sligo, 7 races at Salisbury, 7 races at Newmarket, 7 races at Hamilton, 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.

AMAYSMONT bounced back to form with a solid runner-up effort at Southwell recently and this return to turf could prove fruitful. Kevin Frost's charge has shown a liking for testing ground conditions in the past and the seven-year-old looks ready to capitalise racing off the same mark as last week. Triple course winner Luna Magic always warrants a second look at this venue and, despite this trip looking shorter than ideal, she's feared most. King Of Speed and Beau Jardine are also noted.

Veteran-mare LUNA MAGIC captured this prize in 2022 for Archie Watson/Brodie Hampson and is fancied to repeat the feat on the back of her good recent Lingfield second. King of Speed is another weighted to go well and heads the list of dangers, although Amaysmont and Voltaic also command plenty of respect in this very open handicap.

This can go to LUNA MAGIC who won this race off 1lb lower two years ago and has winning form in soft ground.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Betty Clover looked a useful prospect when making a winning debut at Bath last month and another bold bid is forecast from the daughter of Time Test. However, CONVO was slightly more impressive in her opening victory at Saint-Cloud in March and her proven effectiveness in arduous ground conditions edges the vote for Amy Murphy's filly. Running Queen is entitled to build on her Newbury fourth in April, while market support for newcomer Royal Equerry would be interesting.

CONVO was a wide-margin maiden winner under similar conditions at Saint-Cloud 6 weeks ago so shades the vote over Betty Clover, who clocked a decent time when beating a subsequent winner in good style at Bath. All 3 newcomers are in receipt of weight, with Royal Equerry looking the pick before market clues.

The choice is CONVO who relished the heavy ground when making a winning debut at Saint-Cloud. That could make all the difference.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

A 2lb drop in the ratings could prove lenient for LIHOU, who caught the eye when a staying-on fifth at Epsom recently. A previous C&D winner, David Evans' veteran is now 9lb below his last winning mark and this class 5 contest looks ripe for the taking. Safari Dream posted a solid third at Windsor on Monday and he's feared most. Sub Thirteen made a winning stable bow at Bath last month and a 3lb higher mark is unlikely to prevent him being involved too.

SAFARI DREAM might have gone close with a clear run at Windsor on Monday and looks the way to go from the same mark. Sub Thirteen made the perfect start for Tony Carroll at Bath and is the obvious danger.

The vote goes to LIHOU (nap) who has dropped 9lb below his last winning mark and is 1-1 over C&D.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Sanat caught the eye on his Newmarket debut, when getting in touch after starting slowly and then weakening late on over the mile having become unbalanced. Sure to have learned plenty from that experience, he could be the biggest danger to FAST SOCIETY, the only winner in the field. He made most of the running to hold off all challengers at Southwell last September and could be up to giving 5lb or more to today's opponents on his first start since being gelded. Jazz Scene and Questionable may prove best of the rest.

This doesn't look a strong novice so Southwell-winner FAST SOCIETY might be up to giving the weight away. Ever Driven wasn't disgraced in the valuable Convivial maiden at last year's York Ebor meeting and is second choice ahead of Sanat, who hinted at ability on his debut in the Wood Ditton at the Newmarket Craven meeting.

The choice is FAST SOCIETY who showed a good attittude when winning at Southwell last September.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Kotari won cleverly last time out at Windsor over this trip and although 4lb higher in the handicap now, he should go well for Gary and Josh Moore. Hakuna Babe has 15 lengths to find with the selection on that run but is better than that and shouldn't be dismissed, although MILDYJAMA get the nod at these weights. Five lengths adrift of Kotari that day in sixth, cheekpieces are added for the first time here and, 5lb better off with the winner here, she looks to have every chance.

KOTARI had a couple of these behind when winning at Windsor last time and can follow up with Josh Moore now joining his father on the licence. Hakuna Babe was sent off favourite for that Windsor contest and can be given another chance having signed off last season with a win, with Mildyjama preferred of the remainder.

Ed Walker's HAKUNA BABE is the only runner proven under these conditions and she can leave her Windsor form behind.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Based on what they have shown so far, both Wahoo King and Snow Eagle have plenty to find, so it can pay to focus on Sam Hawkens and MARHABA MILLION, with the latter suggested as the one to be with given he is the more stoutly-bred of the two. A respectable third behind a well-regarded Derby entrant and a nicely-bred debutant at Newbury 15 days ago, the selection got better the further he went that day and looks tailor-made for a crack at this slightly longer trip.

Almost certainly a match between SAM HAWKENS and Marhaba Million who both shaped with plenty of promise in different races at Newbury recently. Marginal preference is for the Hannon runner.

Marhaba Million was a very respectable third at Newbury last month, but SAM HAWKENS looked quite useful on his first two outings.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

Young Merlin holds no secrets form the handicapper but can figure back on the Flat off a competitive mark, while Fravanco is open to progress at this sort of trip and returns to turf off 1lb lower than his last winning mark on synthetics. However, CORSICAN CAPER looks the one to beat after skipping his scheduled engagement at Thirsk on Saturday. Kevin Frost's gelding arrives on a hat-trick after a pair of taking wins in the mud and he won with enough in hand over the extended 1m6f at Doncaster last weekend to suggest he can defy a 6lb rise for that victory.

WARRANTY shaped as if retaining his ability after a lengthy absence in a handicap hurdle at Newbury in March, so he's worth another chance to build on that effort from what looks a workable mark back on the level. Corsican Caper defied a penalty in good style at Doncaster last week, so is respected, with Young Merlin also considered.

This can go to YOUNG MERLIN, who did not enjoy a favourable tactical scenario when third on last month's return to the Flat.
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