There were 47 Races on Thursday 20th July 2023 across 7 meetings. There was 6 races at Chepstow, 6 races at Leicester, 6 races at Hamilton, 8 races at Leopardstown, 7 races at Killarney, 8 races at Worcester, 6 races at Epsom, 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.

CAPTAIN IVAN is in the form of his life at present and a fourth win in five starts could be in the offing for the nine-year-old as he looks to follow up on a determined victory at Perth last month. Gold Link has had wind surgery since his last run, which was his first over fences, which may yield some improvement, while Lucky Lover Boy is another with the form to get involved.

GOLD LINK looked to have the race sewn up before weakening on chase debut at Cartmel but he perhaps made his effort earlier than ideal there and the bulk of the performance was positive, so he is taken to make his second start over fences a winning one. Captain Ivan had plenty go his way at Perth but is thriving and should give a bold bid for the hat-trick, whilst Irish raider Benefit Run is interesting after a recent good effort over hurdles.

Assuming the latest wind surgery works, GOLD LINK may be able to deny the thriving Captain Ivan the hat-trick.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

DICEY RIELLY has been in terrific form of late over hurdles and she can take the switch back to fences in her stride off a 5lb lower mark. The form of her stable is another plus and she should have too much for Princess Midnight, who has the potential to improve for going back up in trip, and the capable Somewhat Cloudy.

DICEY RIELLY has won 3 times since the start of April and Peter Bowen's mare is fancied to continue her rich vein of form making the switch back to chasing after scoring twice over hurdles last month. Princess Midnight is an admirably consistent sort for this level and should be in the mix once again, with Annie Nail preferred of the remainder.

The consistent PRINCESS MIDNIGHT should give supporters a good run for their money.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

A winner of his last three starts, including over C&D last time out, ROCK THE HOUSE has been quite the revelation since joining the Katy Price stable and he should be able to continue his rapid progression. The hat-trick-seeking Charlie My Boy can follow him home along with Galata Bridge, who ran well over C&D last month. Allihies and Pencreek are entitled to be thereabouts as well.

A competitive handicap for the grade and the upwardly-mobile CHARLIE MY BOY, who got the better of a duel with a fellow improver at Aintree last month, is taken to complete the hat-trick. Pencreek resumes in this sphere on an attractive mark and is feared most with his yard among the winners. Cases can also be made for Galata Bridge, Lock's Corner and the 4-y-o Allihies, but Rock The House is likely to come unstuck in his bid for the four-timer off this revised mark.

The hat-trick seeking CHARLIE MY BOY can defy both a new high mark and his tendency to hang late. Galata Bridge appeals next most.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

GAMBIE TIEP arrives having notched up a quick-fire double, with the latest of those successes coming at Perth four days ago. Turned out quickly before a subsequent 8lb rise kicks in, Ben Pauling's charge is difficult to oppose. Turpin Gold looks set to play a leading role having struck the woodwork at Uttoxeter last time, while others to note include Rock On Harry and the class-dropping Glimpse Of Gold.

While it's likely that GAMBIE TIEP's best days ahead will be over fences, he is nevertheless hard to oppose here on the back of his recent dominant, all-the-way success in this sphere at Perth. The 7-y-o will be competing off an 8 lb higher mark in the future, so it's no surprise that connections are looking to strike while the iron is hot. Turpin Gold and Rock On Harry can fill the places.

A third start in nine days for GAMBIE TIEP, who should complete the hat-trick if coping with the quick turnaround.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

ZUCAYAN was able to build on his Bangor effort having returned from a break in April when winning at Ludlow the following month and the lightly-raced six-year-old is fancied to continue his progression from a 4lb higher mark. Graffiti has been in good form on the Flat recently and must be of interest back in this sphere, while Zamond is just 1lb above his last winning mark and it would come as no surprise were he to feature.

ZUCAYAN improved further to score at Ludlow a couple of months ago and he boasts a positive profile over hurdles, so he's an obvious choice in a weak race. Zamond is the obvious danger down in grade.

Despite a modest latest effort, preference is for ZAMOND, who is on a good mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Second on both starts over timber, WOODIE FLASH appeals as the type to go one better now raised in trip. Olly Murphy's gelding shades the vote over Carpe Diem, who looks capable of building on last month's debut third here in a bumper. Teeceethree is another potential improver over this longer distance, while dual point-winner Craven Bay cannot be left out of calculations either.

Preference is for CLAPTON HILL, who got back on track at Newton Abbot earlier this month and hails from a yard in fine form. Seinesational and Teeceethree look the likeliest dangers.

In the hope that stepping up in trip will bring out improvement, TEECEETHREE is selected.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

Only Fools has hit the crossbar the last twice in this grade and is only asked to compete off a 3lb higher mark compared to the start of those efforts, but she is going into the unknown with this step up in distance, so for that reason, GENEVER DRAGON gets the vote. The son of Dragon Pulse filled the runner-up spot at Sedgefield over this trip last September and he made his return with a solid third at Stratford, so he could attempt to make all off the same rating. Nowyouvebinandunit is another to watch out for.

RANCO took a step forward from his reappearance effort when fourth at Newton Abbot 23 days ago and having eased further in the weights, he could be worth chancing to come out on top with the cheekpieces refitted now. Genever Dragon returned with a good second at Stratford recently and is feared, along with 4-y-o Only Fools. Jacks Orchard is another to note.

Although there are doubts, ACHNAMARA starts life in handicap hurdles on a very tempting mark.
Class & Speed Card
The chart reads from right to left to today's class 5 race.

NO WAY PEDRO is two from two since joining the Brian Barr yard and the latest of those victories came in a selling hurdle at Southwell over 2m. The step up in trip shouldn't pose him many problems, as he has placed form over this distance in Ireland previously in his career, so he can make it a hat-trick. Bluebella certainly won't go down without a fight after finishing 11 lengths clear of the third at Uttoxeter, along with recent C&D fourth Inspector Lynley.

A few in with a squeak but BLUEBELLA is a mare in form and having hit the crossbar on her last couple of starts, Tom Lacey's charge is fancied to regain the winning thread reunited with her usual claimer. No Way Pedro arrives chasing a hat-trick but Brian Barr's 9-y-o may have to settle for silver on this occasion, with Pollypockett and Perryville another couple worth considering.

The steadily progressive BLUEBELLA (nap) can gain a second success over hurdles.
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