There were 41 Races on Wednesday 22nd May 2024 across 6 meetings. There was 6 races at Warwick, 6 races at Yarmouth, 7 races at Ayr, 7 races at Gowran Park, 8 races at Kempton, 7 races at Southwell, 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.

Scrum Diddly has performed with credit on each of his starts over the larger obstacles and he looks a serious contender now eased in class, but a chance is taken on CEDAR ROW. The son of Westerner was a mixed bag over timber, but chasing should be more his game and this is not the deepest of contests in which to score. Fellow chasing debutant Broomfields Cave, a two-time winner in the point-to-point scene, is also noted.

SCRUM DIDDLY twice ran well in what appeal as stronger contests over fences late last year, and with the possibility of more to come in this sphere on the back of just 3 starts, he earns the vote to come out on top following 5 months off. Broomfields Cave has progressed steadily over hurdles and he's feared now tackling larger obstacles, with Cedar Row another to keep an eye on.

With rain forecast the tentative suggestion is to overlook the form pick Scrum Diddly and side with the chasing debutant CEDAR ROW.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

IN THIS WORLD bumped into a progressive rival at Warwick on his first start over fences earlier this month and natural improvement can see Dan Skelton's charge make amends to go one better. Lipa K made no mistake on his fencing bow at Bangor last month and he is a leading candidate from 6lb higher. Glencassley may benefit from the addition of first-time cheekpieces.

IN THIS WORLD left his hurdles form behind at the first attempt over fences when runner-up at Warwick a fortnight ago, and with the promise of more to come, he'll take some stopping. Parc d'Amour arrives on the up over hurdles, while Brook Bay wasn't as good over timber but, given his point background, could easily up his game now chasing.

The likeliest winner is Dan Skelton's IN THIS WORLD (nap). The 6yo chased home a bang-in-form rival at Warwick last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

It's not often that Sir Mark Prescott has a runner in this sphere, but he has enjoyed success when doing so in the last five years (4-10) and PATCH MAN is taken to enhance that record further. The son of Walk In The Park, a three-parts brother of the smart dual-purpose performer Sir Erec, makes plenty of appeal on paper and would not need to be anything out of the ordinary himself to land this. Masterkey shaped with promise on his racecourse bow, finishing third at Sedgefield 12 days ago, and that effort sets the form standard. Guchen is another to consider.

PATCH MAN is related to a smart hurdler and with an excellent Flat yard, so he's really appealing on bumper debut. Fellow newcomer Guchen is also appealing for a trainer that knows how to get one ready and Luwdvig is the best of those with experience.

Strong market support for PATCH MAN could be worth heeding with Sir Mark Prescott a force to be reckoned with in bumpers.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

SHE'S MY SHADOW made a pleasing start to life under Rules when finishing second behind a subsequent Listed winner over this trip on her penultimate start at Chepstow. After hitting the crossbar over an extended 2m3f at the same venue most recently, she gets the tentative vote to go one place better in what looks a competitive affair. Point-to-point winner Kate Of The Lodge is of major interest on her debut in this sphere, while Parkin Fine posted some solid efforts in defeat last winter and she cannot be discounted for her top connections.

SHE'S MY SHADOW gets the nod after 2 good runner-up efforts at Chepstow last month, although a strong market move for Evan Williams Irish point recruit Kate of The Lodge would put a slightly different slant on things. Molly Mischief won easily on the Flat here last month and could also have a part to play if taking to hurdling.

It is intriguing to see MOLLY MISCHIEF switched to hurdles after her impressive AW win and she is preferred for her in-form yard.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

HARD AS NAILS looks to set the standard in this contest and she is hard to oppose on current form. Fergal O'Brien's charge finished runner-up in a similar contest at Stratford last month, and this two-time bumper winner can earn herself a breakthrough win over timber. Trudie Glen ran with plenty of credit on her bumper debut last spring prior to disappointing when last of four at Catterick in November, but better can be expected on her hurdling bow. Annie Don was too keen for her own good on her Rules debut recently and she can't be overlooked lightly provided she settles better.

There looks to be less depth to the second division of this mares' maiden and it looks a good chance for HARD AS NAILS to make it third time lucky over hurdles. Dan Skelton's Trudie Glen more than hinted at promise in bumpers and is second choice ahead of the selection's stablemate Fashionelle.

Fergal O'Brien's HARD AS NAILS posted a solid effort (runner-up) at Stratford. A replication of that form ought to prove good enough.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

The combination of an 81-day break and quicker ground conditions saw Jaxonne romping home at Ludlow recently. Although a 7lb penalty is unlikely to prevent another bold bid from the five-year-old, last week's unpunished C&D winner KNACKER TRAPPER may prove too strong. Andrew Crook's gelding came home in splendid isolation in a conditional jockeys' event and the quick turnaround looks a good move before his revised mark kicks in. The Dark Edge should have more to come in handicap company and completes the shortlist.

Hard to get away from last-time-out winners JAXONNE and Knacker Trapper, with narrow preference for the O'Neill-trained gelding, who was hard held when scoring at Ludlow last week. Handicap-newcomer Hiero Sport can complete the placings.

Rain is a concern but Knacker Trapper and JAXONNE are well in front of the handicapper before being reassessed.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

CALL ME ARTHUR returned to form with a never-nearer second over 2m4f at Ffos Las last month and this step up in trip over an extended 3m looks ideal. Tom Lacey's charge should relish this emphasis on stamina and is taken to make light work of a 3lb rise. Karakoram is also likely to prove popular now 3lb lower than his staying-on third at Ludlow recently. The nine-year-old is feared most, ahead of Lepashe, who continues to creep down the handicap.

Not so competitive as the numbers suggest and CALL ME ARTHUR looks the way to go on the back of his very good Ffos Las second with this longer trip also a positive. Kapamazov is another who gives the impression he will benefit from this trip and feared most, although Karakoram, Endofconversation and Lepashe all need factoring in too.

The suggestion is the Huntingdon eyecatcher ENDOFCONVERSATION, who could take another step forward for tackling this longer trip.
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