There were 65 Races on Saturday 1st June 2024 across 9 meetings. There was 7 races at Worcester, 7 races at Musselburgh, 7 races at Listowel, 6 races at Hexham, 8 races at Epsom, 7 races at Tramore, 8 races at Doncaster, 8 races at Stratford, 7 races at Lingfield, 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.

Winterwatch proved a revelation when opening his hurdling account at the 12th attempt at Newton Abbot recently but he may now prove vulnerable under a penalty, a comment which could also be applied to the four-year-old Wales, who landed a weak maiden event on his first hurdling start over slightly shorter on this track. Preference is for Dan Skelton's JUAN BERMUDEZ, a former winner on the Flat for Andrew Balding who took a clear leap forward when runner-up at Huntingdon last time out.

It took a while for WINTERWATCH to open his hurdle account, but he did so in impressive fashion at Newton Abbot 12 days ago and could be up to defying a penalty on that evidence. Juan Bermudez and Wales are the obvious threats.

Winterwatch and Juan Bermudez are dangers but WALES was useful on the Flat and made a winning jumps debut here.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Bumper winner STAY IF U WANT TO has taken well to hurdling and deservedly ran out a clear-cut winner on his third attempt at Hereford. There should be a fair bit more to come from the five-year-old and a penalty may not be enough to anchor him in this company, although Minella Miracle was sent off at even-money when third on his recent return here and should appreciate this slightly longer trip. Hurdling debutant Woolberry looks the most interesting of the remainder after some fair bumper efforts.

STAY IF U WANT TO opened his hurdling account with something to spare at Hereford last month and is selected to defy a penalty. Value Added and Minella Miracle both seem likely to improve on their opening efforts in this sphere and head the dangers.

Stay If U Want To could follow up from Hereford but he does have a penalty and preference is for MINELLA MIRACLE.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Fazayte has won his last three completed chase starts and has to enter the equation despite a couple of lifeless recent Flat efforts, as does Kankin, who has only gone up 2lb for scrambling to victory at Fakenham. Preference, however, is for VOICE OF CALM, with the Emma Lavelle yard going well, and the eight-year-old came close to fending off some better rivals in a stronger contest at Ludlow three weeks ago.

FAT SAM has been a prolific winner at this time of year in the past and has been given a big chance by BHA handicapper here after a comeback spin over hurdles. Rotten Row is another who's potentially well treated back over fences, while Voice of Calm was a close third off this mark at Ludlow 3 weeks ago.

Although she's won only a match over fences, VOICE OF CALM has a lot going for her after running so well at Ludlow.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

Tommie Beau supplemented his easy success over fences at Cartmel last week when following up over hurdles at the same venue just two days later. However, Seamus Mullins' charge is effectively 9lb higher in the ratings, which could be enough to thwart his hat-trick bid. SECRET TRIX wasn't beaten far into fourth on soft ground at Perth in April and a return to a sounder surface here could help the seven-year-old back into the winner's enclosure. Porter In The Park is also noted.

Having resumed winning ways at Ludlow on her penultimate start, PORTER IN THE PARK again ran well when second at Market Rasen 3 weeks ago, doing well to finish as close as she did following a late blunder. She earns the vote to prove her mark still workable. Secret Trix and the thriving Tommie Beau head the dangers with Wbee demanding a market check on his belated return to action (former 3-time C&D winner).

The admirable TOMMIE BEAU faces no easy task at these weights but he'll give it his best shot. He can make it three wins within a week.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 3 race.

A 2lb drop in the ratings for BROKEN QUEST's third-placed effort at Aintree last month could prove lenient. The veteran only weakened in the closing stages that day and he looks ready to capitalise on a declining mark. Trincomalee is sure to prove popular after his Fakenham victory and Lucy Wadham's charge may serve the most resistance to the selection, although Hidden Heroics is dangerous to discount at this level.

COURT MASTER ran well for a long way after 6 months off when sixth in a better race than this at Cheltenham 6 weeks ago so could be the answer. Fellow veteran Broken Quest is also down in class and is another to consider, while recent Fakenham winner Trincomalee remains unexposed over this sort of trip.

A chance is taken on HIDDEN HEROICS who won off 2lb higher the last time he contested a Class 3 chase just before Christmas.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

A 6lb higher mark for last month's Southwell triumph should leave My Virtue competitive. Mel Rowley's charge isn't taken lightly in her follow-up bid, but handicap debutant HOT FIZZY LIZZY could prove a fly in the ointment. The five-year-old enters this sphere off what looks a fair opening mark, especially when considering her bumper ability, and she edges the vote. Cellar Club and Queen Of Steel also warrant a second look in what appears an open contest.

MY VIRTUE showed much improved form and marked herself down as one to keep onside when opening her account at Southwell 25 days ago and she makes plenty of appeal in her follow-up bid from 6 lb higher. Hot Fizzy Lizzy has all the hallmarks of an improver now handicapping and she's well worth a second a look also. Cellar Club and Mrs Kinsella are a couple of others fancied to be thereabouts.

The suggestion is SISTER JULIENNE, who has shown some aptitude for this discipline and may be well treated on her handicap debut.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

FORGET THE WAY made a pleasing start to life with this stable when finishing a creditable third over hurdles at Huntingdon. Fitted with a first-time tongue tie now back over the larger obstacles, it would be no surprise if he was up to the task for the in-form James Owen team. Langton Wold is a fascinating contender on his first start over fences and having shown useful form over hurdles, he is entitled to the utmost respect. Nevendon completes the shortlist running off the same mark as when runner-up over timber at Fakenham recently.

FORGET THE WAY made a positive start for this yard when third back over hurdles at Huntingdon on return and can build on his promising chase bow at the second attempt. He's preferred to Isholo du Vivien, who showed an aptitude for chasing when fourth at Warwick last month. Jeudidee makes most appeal of the chase debutants.

This could go to FORGET THE WAY, who was a good third over hurdles on his stable debut and showed promise over fences last November.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

NO MORE NO was sporting a visor for the first time (retained) when scoring comfortably over C&D on his handicap debut and he can defy a 5lb rise to bring up the double. Lost In The Mist finished a creditable third on his handicap bow over an extended 2m2f at Newton Abbot and, stepping up in trip now eased 1lb, a bold bid to go two places better is expected. A return to form for Hollow Ron shouldn't be discounted now making his first start since wind surgery.

SUPREME YEATS is chucked in on his best form and is worth a chance to make a successful start for a top yard after a break. Recent C&D winner No More No is a definite player if the visor has a positive effect again, while Lost In The Mist can't be ruled out on the back of a solid showing at Newton Abbot.

A few are open to a return to form but EXPRESS SURPRISE (nap) looks very interesting now raised in trip for just his second handicap.
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