There were 67 Races on Monday 10th April 2023 across 9 meetings. There was 8 races at Chepstow, 8 races at Redcar, 7 races at Plumpton, 7 races at Huntingdon, 7 races at Wolverhampton, 8 races at Cork, 7 races at Fakenham, 8 races at Fairyhouse, 7 races at Kempton, no doubt Tomform helped you find a winner.
The data in the racecards below is for the past year. View the racecard key.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

PAINTERS PALETTE took part in some competitive maidens during his time in Ireland before making a winning start for new connections in a decent novice stakes over C&D 28 days ago. He debuts in a handicap from a reasonable mark and could be hard to repel if he continues to flourish. First Dynasty also came good in novice company when last seen and is respected starting out for a new trainer, while Buxted Reel is another to consider.

PAINTERS PALETTE looks another shrewd purchase for his connections following his victory here last month and he could climb the ranks in handicaps. First Dynasty might be the danger starting out for a new yard himself on the back of victory at Chelmsford in January.

Preference is for PAINTERS PALETTE, who made a successful stable/AW debut here four weeks ago and may have even more to offer.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Staying in novice company could be a good move for OLD HARROVIAN, who impressed with a four-length success in a similar race last week and he looks the one to side with today, despite carrying a 7lb penalty. Wild Hurricane is a half-brother to five winners and can be expected to be wiser now he's been given time to mature since debut over C&D last November. The Godolphin-owned gelding looks the main threat ahead of Active Duty, who is highly respected now he reverts to the Flat.

OLD HARROVIAN looked a good prospect when winning impressively on his comeback last week and can defy a penalty before having his sights raised. Godolphin has kept the faith with 5-y-o Wild Hurricane after a promising debut here in November and he's the obvious threat.

The choice is OLD HARROVIAN who was visually impressive when beating an odds-on rival at Lingfield a week ago. He can defy the penalty.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

DOCTOR MOZART takes on older horses for the first time but may well be up to the task given the tenacity he displayed to win a handicap over this trip at Southwell last week. This is also his first try in a seller, which could cause problems for the selection if Rocket Action manages to run anywhere near his official rating of 82, while previous C&D winner The Daley Express is dangerous to dismiss on these terms.

A bad seller that can go to DOCTOR MOZART who is holding his form well at a low level, winning a Southwell handicap on Tuesday from one who went close again at Bath on Friday. Rocket Action, a 109-rated C&D winner at his peak, might be the danger if stripping fitter for his Newcastle return.

Preference is for the uncomplicated DOCTOR MOZART, who comes into this in good heart and may enjoy the run of the race in front.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

ODIN OWNS YOU ALL gained a breakthrough success at the third time of asking when winning readily at Southwell in February and an opening mark of 80 looks workable. Mrs U S A ran her best race to date when just failing to reel in the winner over this C&D recently and she's feared most off only 2lb higher. Out Of Shadows makes his all-weather debut on this return to action and Marco Botti's charge is another who warrants consideration.

ODIN OWNS YOU ALL showed improved form when opening his account in emphatiic fashion at Southwell last time, scoring with plenty in hand, and he can follow up on his handicap debut. Mrs U S A could be the one to give the selection most to think about, ahead of Roman Spring.

The vote goes to ODIN OWNS YOU ALL (nap) who looked as though he was capable of even better when winning well at Southwell last time.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 6 race.

SWEET MIST escapes a penalty having won an apprentice handicap over C&D on Wednesday and she will take all the beating if running to a similar level on this quick turnaround. Triggered gained a belated first win of the season at Lingfield recently, but he may find life tougher here without Billy Loughnane's 5lb claim to hand. With that in mind, Eye Of The Water may pose the bigger threat now returned to the C&D of his last success in January.

On only her third start for her current connections, SWEET MIST looked better than ever when scoring at this C&D 5 days ago and she could still have more to offer for her in-form yard. The 4-y-o can get the better of fellow last-time-out winner Triggered, while Dandys Derriere is also considered on his stable debut.

This can go to SWEET MIST, who is just 1lb higher than when winning an apprentice handicap under Connor Planas over C&D last week.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

THE THUNDERER hasn't gone on as expected following an impressive victory at Kempton in October, but the application of a tongue-tie for the first time and the switch to Ollie Sangster may see him bounce back. Spyfall didn't quite kick on from a promising debut effort at Newbury last April in four subsequent outings but she could be worth another chance on her return to action, while Lexington Knight appears best of the remainder.

LEXINGTON KNIGHT produced a below-par effort here 5 days ago, but he had been in good form previously so can leave his latest run behind to land a third C&D success. Spyfall could yet do better for David Menuisier and is feared most, ahead of The Thunderer.

Although disappointing last time, \bLEXINGTON KNIGHT\ is given the nod as his form around here prior to that reads well in this field.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

GISELLES IZZY has been knocking on the door recently, most notably when beaten a short-head at Southwell last time, and the filly can reward connections by getting her head back in front. El Hombre is respected based on his recent success at Lingfield, while Murbih and Newyorkstateofmind are both capable of returning to form after disappointing on their latest efforts.

GISELLES IZZY produced a career best when only narrowly denied at Southwell in February and she can build on that effort to go one better this time around. El Hombre recorded his second win of the year last time and could be the main danger, with Mellys Flyer completing the shortlist.

A chance is taken with WESTMORIAN who wasn't beaten far in a better race last time and doesn't have many miles on the clock.
Ths is the racecard key.
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